Moldovan Name Quiz

Welcome to the moldovan name quiz. The word Moldova comes from the Gothic language, which means "dust." This name is also derived from the Old German word "open pit mine." Throughout the centuries, this region has had several different names. For example, during the Ottoman Empire, the area was known as Black Wallachia. This is a Turkish word that traces its origins to the reign of Bogdan I, who ruled from 1359-1367. The region was also known as Bogdania, which traces its roots to a Romanian queen.

The Moldovan people consider themselves Romanian, although they are largely a part of the Russian-speaking world. The country is located between the Dniestr and Prut rivers, and is often referred to as "Bessarabian." The name is also used in places like Russia. This is because it is common among the Russians. There are a lot of people of this ethnicity in Eastern Europe.

The Republic of Moldavia is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, between Ukraine and Romania. It has 33,845 square kilometers of territory, and includes the Gagauz Autonomous Region in the south and the disputed Transdniestrian region in the east. Most people in Moldova speak Romanian and Russian, though some still speak Gagauz, a language that is in danger of dying out. The country is also home to nine world champion weightlifter Nicolae Birliba, who raised a 16kg kettlebell to a record breaking height.

What is your Moldovan Name?

Answer a few easy question and we will tell you what your Moldovan Name is.

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