Mountains don't have "first names" in the same sense people do, as a general rule, so I assume you're asking what the earliest name of the mountain was.
The letter by letter equivalent of the name used for it by ancient Greek writers would be Ouesouion or Ouesouioz. The latter of these two would have been written "Vesuvius" by classical Latin speakers, and pronounced approximately weh-sue-wee-oos.
Denali.
mount mcknley
That would be Mt. Fuji.
Mt. Rainier is in the Cascade range of mountains that runs north-south from southern British Columbia in Canada to Northern California, along the western part of the North American tectonic plate.
Himalayas=Mountain Range, Mt Everest= mountain, Yangtze River=river
The previous name for mt Taranaki is Mt Egmount
It got its name from the god Elbrus (WikiAnswers isn't a good website) . That answer is also not good, since it does not address the question ( When?, not Name?). Mt Elbrus was first discovered by ancient man many tens of thousands of years ago.
Mt Egmont.
The Maori name for Mt Cook is Aoraki.
The meitnerium symbol is Mt: the first and the fourth letters of the name; the name is derived from Lise Meitner, a physicist.
George Washington was the first president on Mt Rushmore.
The original name of Mt. Vermont is St. Vermont Mt.
Aoraki..... often printed on modern maps as Aoraki/Mt Cook
First its not Mt. Olympics it's Mt. Olympus. Second its in Greece in Europe.
The original indigenous name for Mt Olga is Kata Tjuta.
The MΔori name for Mount Cook is Aoraki.
first, red is his name, not ash What you need to do is get a strong party and face him on mt. Silver