Montana
Montana is the Latin word for "mountainous" and also the name of a state in the United States known for its mountainous regions.
The state name that means mountainous in Spanish is "Montana." It is a fitting name for someone living in the Rockies as it reflects the rugged and mountainous terrain of the region.
Montana
Sadly for you, it is not spanish. Actually this name is Arabic and it mean generous or honorable.
It originates from Venice, Italy. Mainly An Italian-Spanish last name.
nebraska
The state is Colorado. Colorado is a very mountainous and beautiful place.
Theodosio is a name given to a male. It originates from Spanish and Italian language. It is the Spanish and Italian for the Greek name, Theodosius that meant giving to God.
Two U.S. states with names borrowed from Spanish are California and Nevada. California derives its name from a fictional island in a Spanish novel, while Nevada means "snow-covered" in Spanish, referring to its mountainous regions. Both names reflect the influence of Spanish explorers and settlers in the region.
Nevada means mountain covered in snow in Spanish.
i am pretty sure it is Montana because Montana in spanish is mountains.