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'''Pozhazh''' ([[Xadwg]] ''<span class=script-cadwg>Poxax</span>''/''<span class=script-nahan>Poziazi</span>'' [po.ʒaʒ], Hebrew: ''פוז׳ז׳'') is a city in [[North Amuj]]'s [[Insular Amuj]] province located on the eastern tip of [[Archipelagia]]. It was given to [[Amuj]] following the [[dissolution of Murbetia]] on 22 August 2024. It borders [[Kyawcenni Pua]] and [[Ymécopaltarrévein]] to the west, and the [[Antsunmwasha River]] to the east. | '''Pozhazh''' ([[Xadwg]]: ''<span class=script-cadwg>Poxax</span>''/''<span class=script-nahan>Poziazi</span>'' [po.ʒaʒ], Hebrew: ''פוז׳ז׳'') is a city in [[North Amuj]]'s [[Insular Amuj]] province located on the eastern tip of [[Archipelagia]]. It was given to [[Amuj]] following the [[dissolution of Murbetia]] on 22 August 2024. It borders [[Kyawcenni Pua]] and [[Ymécopaltarrévein]] to the west, and the [[Antsunmwasha River]] to the east. | ||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 18 September 2024
| Pozhazh Poxax Poziazi פוז׳ז׳ | ||||
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 A map of Pozhazh and the surrounding claims by other nations | ||||
| Country | North Amuj | |||
| Subdivision | Insular Amuj | |||
| Demonym | Pozhazhan | |||
Pozhazh (Xadwg: Poxax/Poziazi [po.ʒaʒ], Hebrew: פוז׳ז׳) is a city in North Amuj's Insular Amuj province located on the eastern tip of Archipelagia. It was given to Amuj following the dissolution of Murbetia on 22 August 2024. It borders Kyawcenni Pua and Ymécopaltarrévein to the west, and the Antsunmwasha River to the east.
Etymology
The name Pozhazh comes from two Xadwg words: "Pw"/"Pó" /pu/, meaning Pua, referring to Pozhazh's proximity to West Pua, and "Xax"/"Ziazi" /ʒaʒ/, meaning harbour, referring to the former Scarecrow Harbour upon which Pozhazh was founded. However, the reason why it's called Pozhazh and not Puzhazh is due to irregular alteration of /u/ to /o/.