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'''Ponásikwa''' (Soleani: pákpeka ponásikwa), officially '''The Forestland of Ponásikwa''', is a [[Wikipedia:Sovereign_state|country]] located on the western continent of [[List of sovereign states in Outernatia|Outernatia]]. To the south it is bordered by [[RC Laranjeiras]]. | '''Ponásikwa''' (Soleani: pákpeka ponásikwa), officially '''The Forestland of Ponásikwa''', is a [[Wikipedia:Sovereign_state|country]] located on the western continent of [[List of sovereign states in Outernatia|Outernatia]]. To the south it is bordered by [[RC Laranjeiras]]. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
The country's name is based off of the native name for the [[Wikipedia:Aquilegia chrysantha|golden columbine]] 'poná' meaning 'gold, gold-colored', and 'sikwa' meaning 'flower' in the Ponásikwani regional dialect of Soleani. | |||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Ponásikwa]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:48, 31 October 2014
| pákpeka ponásikwa The Forestland of Ponásikwa | |
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 Flag | |
Anthem: Freedom Through Nature | |
| Capital | Kapupaha |
| Largest city | Apsolękh |
| Official languages | Soleani (Ponásikwa) |
| Recognised regional languages |
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| Demonym | Ponásikwani |
| Government | Unitary E-democracy |
• sakí | ąkani pntokku kedašǹi |
• kylseseka | kwleŋ natik khadzep |
| Date format | YYYYMMDD |
| Drives on the | right |
| Internet TLD | .pn |
Ponásikwa (Soleani: pákpeka ponásikwa), officially The Forestland of Ponásikwa, is a country located on the western continent of Outernatia. To the south it is bordered by RC Laranjeiras.
Etymology
The country's name is based off of the native name for the golden columbine 'poná' meaning 'gold, gold-colored', and 'sikwa' meaning 'flower' in the Ponásikwani regional dialect of Soleani.
