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What is the island nation whose capital city's name is derived from its estuarine position?
Tokyo meaning 'the eastern capital' in japanese I believe the Island would be Japan, Tokyo is the capital of said island.
Who is Siegmund in Wagners opera die Walkure?
Siegmund, whose name means "victory protector or shield, is Sieglinde's brother and lover
Dance of German origin whose name means rotate or turning?
The waltz, from the German word walzen meaning to turn, rotate.
What state capital's name is the name of a dance?
Charleston
What was the name of the Famous old time comedian whose first name is Will?
His name was Will Rogers.
Which state capital name means protected bay?
Honolulu (capital of Hawaii) means "protected or sheltered bay" in Hawaiian.
What is the capital of brahmadesh?
Brahmadesh is an archaic name for the country of Burma (Myanmar), whose traditional capital is Yangon (Rangoon), but whose new capital is at Naypyidaw.
Whose country has the capital name Tegucigalpa?
Honduras
What is the name of the country whose capital is kiev?
The name of the country is Ukraine.
What is the name of the country whose capital is kiev.?
The name of the country is Ukraine.
What is the capital and name of the country whose neighbors are Brazil and Argentina?
Asuncion is the capital city of Paraguay, the country whose neighbors are Brazil, Bolivia and Argentina.
What does the name Leigha mean?
Leigh comes from the name Lee, which means "sheltered from the storm."
What is the province whose capital is Bloemfontein?
There is no Canadian province that has a capital city by that name.
What nz city name means sheltered achrage?
Tauranga, in the Bay of Plenty, North Island.
Which woman's name is the Australian state whose capital is Melbourne?
Victoria
What is the name of the country whose capital is Havana and whose major language is Spanish?
The country is Cuba.
What is the name of Japanese company whose name means three oceans?
Sanyo is the company whose name means 'three oceans' in Japanese.
