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Mt. Kanna (Japanese: カンナ山) is a subarea of Tsurumi Island.
Trivia
Etymology
- The name may derive from the Ainu god of lightning and thunder Kanna-kamuy (Ainu: カンナカムィ lit. "above-god"), which is often depicted as a dragon.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Mt. Kanna | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) |
菅名山 Jiānmíng-shān |
Sedge-Name Mountain[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) |
菅名山 Jiānmíng-shān |
|
| Japanese | カンナ山 Kanna-zan[!] |
Kanna Mountain[• 2] |
| Korean | 칸나산 Kanna-san |
Kanna Mountain |
| Spanish | Monte Kanna | Mt. Kanna |
| French | Mont Kanna | Mt. Kanna |
| Russian | Гора Канна Gora Kanna |
Mt. Kanna |
| Thai | Mt. Kanna |
— |
| Vietnamese | Núi Kanna | Kanna Mountain |
| German | Kanna-Berg | Kanna Mountain |
| Indonesian | Mt. Kanna | — |
| Portuguese | Monte Kanna | Mount Kanna |
- ↑ ZH: Based on Japanese words that would yield the same pronunciation as the Ainu-based Japanese name. Its meaning is unrelated to the original name in Ainu. "菅" refers to plants in the genus Carex in Japanese, but refers to the plant Themeda villosa in Chinese.
- ↑ JA: "Kanna" may derive from Ainu カンナ kanna, "above."
Change History
Released in Version 2.2
