Names of the countries are usually defined in your language when somebody from your country visits them. It varies according to how they call their land too. Turks call turk land "turkiye, pronounced turkia". For ease of use, probably people have chosen to call it Turkey.
The origin of the word "turkey" as connotes fowl is entirely distinct from the origin of "Turkey" as connotes the country. The two only appear the same. This is the same as many words such as "leaves" as refers to departing and "leaves" as refers to the green things coating a plant.
No there are not turkeys in turkey
The scientific name for the wild turkey is the Meleagris gallopavo. The common name is the domesticated turkey. The turkey has different names in all different origins.
no they just named it that name. In Turkey, turkey means is "hindi" so it doesnt reletionship
The official name of Turkey is the "Republic of Turkey".In Turkish it is called "Türkiye Cumhuriyeti in Turkish".
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Like chickens, female turkeys are simply called hens. Male turkeys, on the other hand, are called toms. Baby turkeys are known as poults.
The plural form of the noun turkey is turkeys.The plural possessive form is turkeys'.Example: These turkeys' diet is the best whole grain feed.
A turkey is a turkey. A turkey is a bird. A turkey is not an eagle. An eagle is a bird. Both turkeys and eagles are birds. An eagle is not a turkey.
The cooked leg of a turkey is called a drumstick.
Male turkeys are called toms, and female turkeys are called hens. So, the phrase "tom turkey," whether it is in a song, book, play, or cartoon, is how the character tom turkey got his name.
Turkeys are called turkeys because the Turks, a Muslim group, discovered them
Like many other animals, young turkeys or babies are called by a different name. A baby turkey is called a poult.