Abervilletownboroughtoncesterforthinghursthorpwalldonminsterhammorewickfirthburndalefieldholmleigh

Abervilletownboroughtoncesterforthinghursthorpwalldonminsterhammorewickfirthburndalefieldholmleigh (English: [ænwɪj]) or Anweigh (same pronunciation) is a location formerly part of Murbetia. At present, Anweigh is part of Coldba (Cuba).

History

Due to ecological concerns Reansi of Murbetia did not allow a rail line or station to be built through the mainland of their country, as Hilja had initially intended. Instead, the country annexed Anweigh as an exclave and offered for the railway to be built there. As such, the Colonial Line (now Western Line) connected Anweigh to Ŋájaþáw and Ʒimh Gwynh.

After Murbetia was disbanded, Coldba (Cuba) took control of the area to ensure safety of the Cenrail station.

Etymology

The name Abervilletownboroughtoncesterforthinghursthorpwalldonminsterhammorewickfirthburndalefieldholmleigh comes from generic toponym fragments from the British Isles, suggested by GeoSylvani. GeoSylvani also gave the pronunciation for the name Abervilletownboroughtoncesterforthinghursthorpwalldonminsterhammorewickfirthburndalefieldholmleigh, also a joke at the expense of British toponymy, which then resulted in the short form "Anweigh".

In other languages

Abervilletownboroughtoncesterforthinghursthorpwalldonminsterhammorewickfirthburndalefieldholmleigh

Name in other languages:

• Rokadong:  Ábapayanbayanvayanfayanhayanhawanfawanvawanbawanpawanpaganbaganfaganvaganhaganhakanfakanvakanbakanpakan aːbəpæjambæjaɱvæjaɱfæjanhæjanhɒwaɱvɒwaɱfɒwambɒwampɒwampǝgambǝgaɱvǝgaɱfǝganhǝganhǝkaɱfǝkaɱvǝkambǝkampakan

Anweigh

Name in other languages:

• Kyawcenni: Wiy wɪj
• Rokadong:  Anwí [aŋwiː]