The name "Singapore" is actually derived from the Malay word "Singapura", which literally means "Lion City".
Legend states that Sang Nila Utama, a prince from Palembang, founded ancient Singapore and named it "Singapura" after he spotted an animal that resembled a lion. Recent studies, though, have found that lions have never lived there, and the beast Sang Nila Utama saw was likely a tiger.
The Japanese named Singapore Syonan-To, meaning light of of the south.
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it means that Singapore citizens must find their own way to prosper
SGX stands for Singapore Exchange (sometimes also called Singapore Stock Exchange). It isn't an exact acronym, as the SG is for SinGapore and X for eXchange.
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There are no direct flights between Singapore and Mexico. Common connections include Seoul, Tokyo, Paris, Frankfurt, and Los Angeles meaning your flight may take from 24hours (Singapore - Tokyo - San Francisco - Mexico City) up to 35 hours or more (Singapore - Paris - Mexico City).
Singapore was well-known during the early civilizations of South East Asia for its good trading port. During those times, fishing villagers stayed in the Sea Town (meaning for Temasek) which is now present day Singapore.
Legend has it that Sang Nila Utama, Singapore's founder, saw a lion when he set foot on the island, thus naming it Singapura, 'singa' meaning lion in Malay, and 'pura' meaning city in Sanskrit. Translating it, Lion City.
After purchasing Singapore in 1819, the British did not rename it; they retained the name "Singapore." The name is derived from the Malay word "Singapura," meaning "Lion City." Sir Stamford Raffles established Singapore as a trading post for the British East India Company, emphasizing its strategic importance rather than altering its name.
because it is on the southern point point of mainland Asia