1# translation of po-debconf://kdebase.po to romanian 2# Freeciv Romanian Translation 3# Copyright (C) 2001, 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 4# 5# Michael Stefaniuc <mstefani@redhat.com>, 2001,2003. 6# stan ioan-eugen <stan.ieugen@gmail.com>, 2006. 7msgid "" 8msgstr "" 9"Project-Id-Version: po-debconf://kdebase\n" 10"Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: https://osdn.net/projects/freeciv/ticket/\n" 11"POT-Creation-Date: 2021-12-10 12:13+0200\n" 12"PO-Revision-Date: 2013-09-09 09:59+0300\n" 13"Last-Translator: stan ioan-eugen <stan.ieugen@gmail.com>\n" 14"Language-Team: romanian <debian-l10n-romanian@lists.debian.org>\n" 15"Language: ro\n" 16"MIME-Version: 1.0\n" 17"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" 18"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" 19"Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=n != 1;X-Generator: KBabel 1.11.2X-" 20"Generator: KBabel 1.11.4\n" 21"X-Generator: KBabel 1.11.4\n" 22 23#: data/nation/abkhaz.ruleset:3 24msgid "Abkhaz" 25msgstr "" 26 27#: data/nation/abkhaz.ruleset:4 28#, fuzzy 29msgid "?plural:Abkhazians" 30msgstr "Indieni" 31 32#: data/nation/abkhaz.ruleset:7 33msgid "" 34"Ancestors of Abkhazians have lived in the western Caucasus since time " 35"immemorial. Short periods of independence alternated with domination by the " 36"Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Turks, Russians and Georgians. Nowadays Abkhazia " 37"is a partially recognized republic." 38msgstr "" 39 40#: data/nation/abkhaz.ruleset:24 data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:29 41#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:27 data/nation/chechen.ruleset:31 42#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:25 data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:28 43#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:22 data/nation/omani.ruleset:29 44#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:20 data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:22 45#: data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:23 data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:29 46#, fuzzy, c-format 47msgid "Imam %s" 48msgstr ", echipa %s" 49 50#: data/nation/abkhaz.ruleset:24 data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:29 51#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:27 data/nation/chechen.ruleset:31 52#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:25 data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:28 53#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:22 data/nation/omani.ruleset:29 54#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:20 data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:22 55#: data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:23 data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:29 56#, fuzzy, c-format 57msgid "Imama %s" 58msgstr "Jos" 59 60#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:3 61msgid "Australian Aboriginal" 62msgstr "aborigen australian" 63 64#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:4 65msgid "?plural:Aborigines" 66msgstr "?plural:aborigeni" 67 68#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:7 69msgid "" 70"Australian Aborigines is a collective term for the original inhabitants of " 71"the Australian continent. Aborigines from different parts of Australia refer " 72"to themselves with different names, including Koori, Yamaji, Nunga, and " 73"Murri." 74msgstr "" 75 76#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:27 data/nation/akwe.ruleset:25 77#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:28 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:29 78#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:24 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:32 79#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:25 data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:27 80#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:25 data/nation/inuit.ruleset:24 81#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:25 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:20 82#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:32 data/nation/navajo.ruleset:26 83#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:22 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:25 84#: data/nation/salishan.ruleset:26 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:36 85#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:24 data/nation/swazi.ruleset:23 86#, fuzzy, c-format 87msgid "Principal Chief %s" 88msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 89 90#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:27 data/nation/akwe.ruleset:25 91#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:28 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:29 92#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:24 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:32 93#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:25 data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:27 94#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:25 data/nation/inuit.ruleset:24 95#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:25 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:20 96#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:32 data/nation/navajo.ruleset:26 97#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:22 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:25 98#: data/nation/salishan.ruleset:26 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:36 99#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:24 data/nation/swazi.ruleset:23 100#, fuzzy, c-format 101msgid "?female:Principal Chief %s" 102msgstr "Preşedinte" 103 104#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:28 data/nation/estonian.ruleset:22 105#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:26 data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:26 106#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:30 data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:38 107#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:25 data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:24 108#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:35 data/nation/tongan.ruleset:22 109#: data/nation/tswana.ruleset:29 data/nation/veletian.ruleset:30 110#, fuzzy, c-format 111msgid "Elder %s" 112msgstr "Electricitatea" 113 114#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:28 data/nation/estonian.ruleset:22 115#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:26 data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:26 116#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:30 data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:38 117#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:25 data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:24 118#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:35 data/nation/tongan.ruleset:22 119#: data/nation/tswana.ruleset:29 data/nation/veletian.ruleset:30 120#, fuzzy, c-format 121msgid "?female:Elder %s" 122msgstr "Tovarăşul" 123 124#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:29 data/nation/akwe.ruleset:26 125#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:30 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:27 126#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:23 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:30 127#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:23 data/nation/comanche.ruleset:25 128#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:29 data/nation/hopi.ruleset:27 129#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:22 data/nation/kuna.ruleset:22 130#: data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:22 data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:30 131#: data/nation/navajo.ruleset:28 data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:63 132#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:24 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:27 133#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:28 data/nation/salishan.ruleset:25 134#: data/nation/seminole.ruleset:34 data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:22 135#, fuzzy, c-format 136msgid "Great Chief %s" 137msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 138 139#: data/nation/aborigines.ruleset:29 data/nation/akwe.ruleset:26 140#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:30 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:27 141#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:23 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:30 142#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:23 data/nation/comanche.ruleset:25 143#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:29 data/nation/hopi.ruleset:27 144#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:22 data/nation/kuna.ruleset:22 145#: data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:22 data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:30 146#: data/nation/navajo.ruleset:28 data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:63 147#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:24 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:27 148#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:28 data/nation/salishan.ruleset:25 149#: data/nation/seminole.ruleset:34 data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:22 150#, fuzzy, c-format 151msgid "?female:Great Chief %s" 152msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 153 154#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:3 155#, fuzzy 156msgid "Abyssinian" 157msgstr "armean" 158 159#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:4 160#, fuzzy 161msgid "?plural:Abyssinians" 162msgstr "Indieni" 163 164#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:6 165msgid "" 166"Abyssinians - also known as Habesha or Ethiopians - are a Semitic people who " 167"ruled historical states in the Horn of Africa, the most prominent being the " 168"Aksumite Kingdom and the Ethiopian Empire." 169msgstr "" 170 171#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:23 data/nation/armenian.ruleset:25 172#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:34 data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:31 173#: data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:29 data/nation/cossack.ruleset:32 174#: data/nation/cretan.ruleset:28 data/nation/crusader.ruleset:36 175#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:29 data/nation/georgian.ruleset:22 176#: data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:21 data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:29 177#: data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:24 data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:24 178#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:25 data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:29 179#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:42 data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:25 180#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:34 data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:31 181#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:35 data/nation/siberian.ruleset:23 182#: data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:25 data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:40 183#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:28 184#, fuzzy, c-format 185msgid "Patriarch %s" 186msgstr "Patriarch" 187 188#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:23 data/nation/armenian.ruleset:25 189#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:34 data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:31 190#: data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:29 data/nation/cossack.ruleset:32 191#: data/nation/cretan.ruleset:28 data/nation/crusader.ruleset:36 192#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:24 data/nation/friulian.ruleset:29 193#: data/nation/georgian.ruleset:22 data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:21 194#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:29 data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:24 195#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:24 data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:25 196#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:29 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:42 197#: data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:25 data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:34 198#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:31 data/nation/serbian.ruleset:35 199#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:23 data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:25 200#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:40 data/nation/venetian.ruleset:28 201#, fuzzy, c-format 202msgid "Matriarch %s" 203msgstr "Matriarch" 204 205#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:24 data/nation/antarctican.ruleset:16 206#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:36 data/nation/centralafrican.ruleset:22 207#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:27 data/nation/han.ruleset:26 208#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:35 data/nation/latin.ruleset:43 209#: data/nation/manchu.ruleset:26 data/nation/mexican.ruleset:53 210#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:28 data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:25 211#: data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:24 data/nation/toltec.ruleset:34 212#: data/nation/vietnamese.ruleset:22 213#, fuzzy, c-format 214msgid "Emperor %s" 215msgstr "Împăratul" 216 217#: data/nation/abyssinian.ruleset:24 data/nation/antarctican.ruleset:16 218#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:36 data/nation/centralafrican.ruleset:22 219#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:27 data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:35 220#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:43 data/nation/mexican.ruleset:53 221#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:28 data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:25 222#: data/nation/toltec.ruleset:34 data/nation/vietnamese.ruleset:22 223#, fuzzy, c-format 224msgid "Empress %s" 225msgstr "Împărăteasa" 226 227#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:3 228#, fuzzy 229msgid "Acadian" 230msgstr "canadian" 231 232#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:4 233#, fuzzy 234msgid "?plural:Acadians" 235msgstr "Canadieni" 236 237#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:6 238msgid "" 239"Acadia was first founded in 1604 as the first French colony in North " 240"America. It was soon caught in the crossfire of French-English wars, leading " 241"Acadia to change hands frequently. This led Acadians to develop a separate " 242"identity and a form of self-government. Their lack of support for any side " 243"in these wars earned them the title of French neutrals, but also the " 244"distrust of British colonial authorities who would forcefully deport them in " 245"1755. Acadians have since returned to their land and rebuilt." 246msgstr "" 247 248#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:31 data/nation/alander.ruleset:27 249#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:20 data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:27 250#, fuzzy, c-format 251msgid "Premier %s" 252msgstr "Premier" 253 254#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:31 data/nation/alander.ruleset:27 255#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:20 data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:27 256#, fuzzy, c-format 257msgid "Premiere %s" 258msgstr "Premier" 259 260#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:32 data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:27 261#: data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:38 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:25 262#, fuzzy, c-format 263msgid "Abbot %s" 264msgstr "Despre" 265 266#: data/nation/acadian.ruleset:32 data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:30 267#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:27 data/nation/asturian.ruleset:30 268#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:24 data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:24 269#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:25 data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:38 270#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:28 data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:30 271#: data/nation/canadian.ruleset:26 data/nation/castilian.ruleset:32 272#: data/nation/catalan.ruleset:32 data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:28 273#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:41 data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:34 274#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:31 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:29 275#: data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:28 276#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:26 data/nation/croatian.ruleset:33 277#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:24 data/nation/curonian.ruleset:30 278#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:27 data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:27 279#: data/nation/dominican.ruleset:22 data/nation/easttimorese.ruleset:22 280#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:34 data/nation/filipino.ruleset:22 281#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:31 data/nation/franconian.ruleset:25 282#: data/nation/galician.ruleset:22 data/nation/genoese.ruleset:50 283#: data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:27 data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:21 284#: data/nation/honduran.ruleset:30 data/nation/irish.ruleset:42 285#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:38 data/nation/latin.ruleset:44 286#: data/nation/leonese.ruleset:22 data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:32 287#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:29 data/nation/maltese.ruleset:26 288#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:24 data/nation/milanese.ruleset:27 289#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:30 data/nation/norman.ruleset:25 290#: data/nation/northumbrian.ruleset:39 data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:30 291#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:30 data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:38 292#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:27 data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:33 293#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:21 data/nation/riograndense.ruleset:21 294#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:29 data/nation/saintlucian.ruleset:24 295#: data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:35 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:25 296#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:33 data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:32 297#: data/nation/silesian.ruleset:23 data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:19 298#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:29 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:24 299#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:31 data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:28 300#, fuzzy, c-format 301msgid "Mother Superior %s" 302msgstr "Forme de guvernământ" 303 304#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:3 305#, fuzzy 306msgid "Acehnese" 307msgstr "chinez" 308 309#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:4 310#, fuzzy 311msgid "?plural:Acehnese" 312msgstr "Chinezi" 313 314#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:6 315msgid "" 316"The Sultanate of Aceh located on the western tip of the island of Sumatra " 317"was a regional power in the 16th and 17th centuries, controlling much of the " 318"trade through the Strait of Malacca. Aceh was subjugated by the Dutch in the " 319"bloody Aceh War of 1873-1903." 320msgstr "" 321 322#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:27 data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:24 323#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:26 data/nation/darfuri.ruleset:28 324#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:33 data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:32 325#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:34 data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:32 326#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:28 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:39 327#: data/nation/singaporean.ruleset:32 data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:23 328#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:34 data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:23 329#: data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:20 data/nation/swahili.ruleset:35 330#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:26 data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:28 331#, fuzzy, c-format 332msgid "Sultan %s" 333msgstr "Sultan" 334 335#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:27 data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:24 336#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:26 data/nation/darfuri.ruleset:28 337#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:33 data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:32 338#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:34 data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:32 339#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:28 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:39 340#: data/nation/singaporean.ruleset:32 data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:23 341#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:34 data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:23 342#: data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:20 data/nation/swahili.ruleset:35 343#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:26 data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:28 344#, fuzzy, c-format 345msgid "Sultana %s" 346msgstr "Sultan" 347 348#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:28 data/nation/alander.ruleset:30 349#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:37 data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:35 350#: data/nation/filipino.ruleset:23 data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:27 351#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:23 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:35 352#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:30 data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:22 353#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:24 data/nation/vermont.ruleset:26 354#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:25 355#, fuzzy, c-format 356msgid "Governor %s" 357msgstr "Guvernator" 358 359#: data/nation/acehnese.ruleset:28 data/nation/alander.ruleset:30 360#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:37 data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:35 361#: data/nation/filipino.ruleset:23 data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:27 362#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:23 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:35 363#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:30 data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:22 364#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:24 data/nation/vermont.ruleset:26 365#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:25 366#, fuzzy, c-format 367msgid "?female:Governor %s" 368msgstr "Forme de guvernământ" 369 370#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:3 371#, fuzzy 372msgid "Acrean" 373msgstr "corean" 374 375#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:4 376#, fuzzy 377msgid "?plural:Acreans" 378msgstr "?plural:arameni" 379 380#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:6 381msgid "" 382"Acre is the westernmost state of Brazil. The region was part of Bolivia " 383"until 1899, when Brazilian settlers revolted and declared an Independent " 384"State of Acre. Bolivia gave up its claims to the territory in the Treaty of " 385"Petropolis of 1903, after which Acre was annexed to Brazil. Acre is one of " 386"the world's most important rubber producing regions." 387msgstr "" 388 389#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:31 390#, fuzzy, c-format 391msgid "Baron %s" 392msgstr "în %s" 393 394#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:31 395#, fuzzy, c-format 396msgid "Baroness %s" 397msgstr "Prinţesă" 398 399#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:32 data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:23 400#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:35 data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:25 401#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:52 data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:33 402#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:29 data/nation/santomean.ruleset:26 403#, fuzzy, c-format 404msgid "Padre %s" 405msgstr "Rar" 406 407#: data/nation/acrean.ruleset:32 data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:23 408#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:35 data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:25 409#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:40 data/nation/mexican.ruleset:52 410#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:26 data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:33 411#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:29 data/nation/santomean.ruleset:26 412#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:30 data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:21 413#, fuzzy, c-format 414msgid "Madre %s" 415msgstr "Rar" 416 417#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:3 418msgid "Afghani" 419msgstr "afgani" 420 421#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:4 422msgid "?plural:Afghanis" 423msgstr "?plural:afgani" 424 425#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:6 426msgid "" 427"Afghanistan, often called the crossroads of Central Asia, has had a very " 428"turbulent history. Through the ages, the country has been occupied by many " 429"forces including the Persian Empire, Genghis Khan and Alexander the Great. " 430"The Afghanistan nation-state as it is known today came into existence in " 431"1746 when Ahmad Shah founded the Durrani Empire." 432msgstr "" 433 434#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:23 data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:33 435#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:27 data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:25 436#: data/nation/chechen.ruleset:30 data/nation/circassian.ruleset:35 437#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:28 data/nation/emirati.ruleset:26 438#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:32 data/nation/kurd.ruleset:29 439#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:29 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:29 440#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:21 data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:23 441#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:22 data/nation/riffian.ruleset:21 442#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:22 data/nation/tajik.ruleset:21 443#: data/nation/timurid.ruleset:26 data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:38 444#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:24 445#, fuzzy, c-format 446msgid "Emir %s" 447msgstr "Emir" 448 449#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:23 data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:33 450#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:27 data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:25 451#: data/nation/chechen.ruleset:30 data/nation/circassian.ruleset:35 452#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:28 data/nation/emirati.ruleset:26 453#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:32 data/nation/kurd.ruleset:29 454#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:29 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:29 455#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:21 data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:23 456#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:22 data/nation/riffian.ruleset:21 457#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:22 data/nation/tajik.ruleset:21 458#: data/nation/timurid.ruleset:26 data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:38 459#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:24 460#, fuzzy, c-format 461msgid "Emira %s" 462msgstr "Emir" 463 464#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:24 data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:26 465#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:22 data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:30 466#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:32 data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:25 467#: data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:21 data/nation/soviet.ruleset:28 468#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:25 data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:22 469#, fuzzy, c-format 470msgid "General Secretary %s" 471msgstr "Secretar general" 472 473#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:24 data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:26 474#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:22 data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:30 475#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:32 data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:25 476#: data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:21 data/nation/soviet.ruleset:28 477#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:25 data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:22 478#, fuzzy, c-format 479msgid "?female:General Secretary %s" 480msgstr "Primul Secretar" 481 482#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:25 data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:24 483#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:27 data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:21 484#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:20 data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:24 485#: data/nation/swahili.ruleset:34 486#, fuzzy, c-format 487msgid "Mullah %s" 488msgstr "Mullah" 489 490#: data/nation/afghani.ruleset:25 data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:24 491#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:27 data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:21 492#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:20 data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:24 493#: data/nation/swahili.ruleset:34 494#, fuzzy, c-format 495msgid "?female:Mullah %s" 496msgstr "Tovarăşul" 497 498#: data/nation/african.ruleset:3 499#, fuzzy 500msgid "African" 501msgstr "american" 502 503#: data/nation/african.ruleset:4 504#, fuzzy 505msgid "?plural:Africans" 506msgstr "Americani" 507 508#: data/nation/african.ruleset:6 509msgid "" 510"Africa: the cradle of humanity. It is the world's second largest continent " 511"and also its second most populous." 512msgstr "" 513 514#: data/nation/ainu.ruleset:3 515#, fuzzy 516msgid "Ainu" 517msgstr "Asiat" 518 519#: data/nation/ainu.ruleset:4 520#, fuzzy 521msgid "?plural:Ainu" 522msgstr "Finlandezi" 523 524#: data/nation/ainu.ruleset:7 525msgid "" 526"The Ainu are the indigenous people of northern Japan, the Kuril islands, " 527"Sakhalin, and the southern part of the Kamchatka peninsula." 528msgstr "" 529 530#: data/nation/akwe.ruleset:3 531msgid "Akwe" 532msgstr "" 533 534#: data/nation/akwe.ruleset:4 535#, fuzzy 536msgid "?plural:Akwe" 537msgstr "Azteci" 538 539#: data/nation/akwe.ruleset:7 540msgid "" 541"The Akwe are also known by three different tribal names in Portuguese, " 542"Xavante, Xakriaba and Xerente. They have a patrilineal clan system and live " 543"in Mato Grosso and Tocantins states of Brazil, though they have been forced " 544"to move by Brazilians several times through their history. Traditionally, " 545"they are ruled by councils of elders who elect a chief and have likely lived " 546"in large ring villages since about the 9th century CE. They are Ge speakers " 547"who farm maize, manioc, sweet potatoes and yams." 548msgstr "" 549 550#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:3 551msgid "Andalusi" 552msgstr "" 553 554#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:4 555#, fuzzy 556msgid "?plural:Andalusis" 557msgstr "Finlandezi" 558 559#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:6 560msgid "" 561"Al-Andalus was the parts of the Iberian peninsula that was under Muslim " 562"control during the Middle Ages. Muslim Andalusians are noted for their " 563"splendid architectural heritage. During the Reconquista the Christian " 564"kingdoms gradually pushed back the Islamic states of Al-Andalus. Their last " 565"city on the Iberian peninsula, Granada, fell in 1492." 566msgstr "" 567 568#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:31 data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:71 569#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:25 data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:26 570#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:26 data/nation/emirati.ruleset:24 571#: data/nation/himyarite.ruleset:31 data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:27 572#: data/nation/kurd.ruleset:28 data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:27 573#: data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:28 data/nation/omani.ruleset:30 574#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:22 data/nation/qatari.ruleset:20 575#: data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:25 data/nation/somali.ruleset:36 576#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:20 data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:37 577#, fuzzy, c-format 578msgid "Sheikh %s" 579msgstr "suedez" 580 581#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:31 data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:71 582#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:25 data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:26 583#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:26 data/nation/emirati.ruleset:24 584#: data/nation/himyarite.ruleset:31 data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:27 585#: data/nation/kurd.ruleset:28 data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:27 586#: data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:28 data/nation/omani.ruleset:30 587#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:22 data/nation/qatari.ruleset:20 588#: data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:25 data/nation/somali.ruleset:36 589#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:20 data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:37 590#, fuzzy, c-format 591msgid "Shaykha %s" 592msgstr "Şah" 593 594#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:32 data/nation/algerian.ruleset:23 595#: data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:72 data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:27 596#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:34 data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:22 597#: data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:28 data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:31 598#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:35 data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:29 599#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:28 data/nation/sahrawi.ruleset:21 600#: data/nation/saudi.ruleset:26 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:40 601#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:21 data/nation/timurid.ruleset:27 602#: data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:39 data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:29 603#, fuzzy, c-format 604msgid "Caliph %s" 605msgstr "Calif" 606 607#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:32 data/nation/algerian.ruleset:23 608#: data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:72 data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:27 609#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:34 data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:22 610#: data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:28 data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:31 611#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:35 data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:29 612#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:28 data/nation/sahrawi.ruleset:21 613#: data/nation/saudi.ruleset:26 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:40 614#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:21 data/nation/timurid.ruleset:27 615#: data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:39 data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:29 616#, fuzzy, c-format 617msgid "Calipha %s" 618msgstr "Calif" 619 620#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:34 data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:28 621#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:27 data/nation/fulani.ruleset:35 622#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:30 data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:30 623#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:31 data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:30 624#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:23 data/nation/saudi.ruleset:27 625#, fuzzy, c-format 626msgid "Vizier %s" 627msgstr "Laserul" 628 629#: data/nation/alandalus.ruleset:34 data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:28 630#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:27 data/nation/fulani.ruleset:35 631#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:30 data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:30 632#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:31 data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:30 633#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:23 data/nation/saudi.ruleset:27 634#, fuzzy, c-format 635msgid "?female:Vizier %s" 636msgstr "Tovarăşul" 637 638#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:3 639#, fuzzy 640msgid "Ålander" 641msgstr "Mare Minune" 642 643#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:6 644#, fuzzy 645msgid "?plural:Ålanders" 646msgstr "Incaşi" 647 648#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:8 649msgid "" 650"Åland is an archipelago in the Baltic Sea, located between Sweden and " 651"Finland. The islands' inhabitants are Swedish speaking, but Åland is an " 652"autonomous province in Finland, a status that was reached in 1921 after a " 653"long period in which the islands were contested between Sweden and Finland. " 654"Åland's special and demilitarized status is protected by international law." 655msgstr "" 656 657#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:28 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:31 658#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:22 data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:29 659#: data/nation/scanian.ruleset:26 660#, fuzzy, c-format 661msgid "Earl %s" 662msgstr "Cardinal" 663 664#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:28 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:31 665#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:22 data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:29 666#: data/nation/scanian.ruleset:26 667#, fuzzy, c-format 668msgid "?female:Earl %s" 669msgstr "Tovarăşul" 670 671#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:29 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:32 672#, fuzzy, c-format 673msgid "Vicar %s" 674msgstr "Fregată" 675 676#: data/nation/alander.ruleset:29 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:32 677#, fuzzy, c-format 678msgid "?female:Vicar %s" 679msgstr "Tovarăşul" 680 681#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:3 682#, fuzzy 683msgid "Albanian" 684msgstr "armean" 685 686#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:4 687#, fuzzy 688msgid "?plural:Albanians" 689msgstr "Indieni" 690 691#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:6 692msgid "" 693"Inhabitants of the Balkan peninsula, the ethnic origins of the Albanians are " 694"uncertain, though it has been suggested they descend from the Illyrians of " 695"Classical Antiquity. Albania changed hands several times during its history. " 696"It has been an independent state again since 1912. For much of the 20th " 697"century Albania was ruled by communist dictator Envër Hoxha." 698msgstr "" 699 700#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:27 data/nation/asturian.ruleset:29 701#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:29 data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:25 702#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:20 data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:28 703#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:21 data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:30 704#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:27 data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:23 705#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:30 data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:31 706#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:23 data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:31 707#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:27 data/nation/mordvin.ruleset:20 708#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:29 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:40 709#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:31 data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:33 710#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:29 data/nation/silesian.ruleset:22 711#: data/nation/sinhalese.ruleset:25 data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:26 712#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:27 data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:37 713#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:37 data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:29 714#, fuzzy, c-format 715msgid "Prince %s" 716msgstr "Prinţesă" 717 718#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:27 data/nation/asturian.ruleset:29 719#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:29 data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:25 720#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:20 data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:28 721#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:21 data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:30 722#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:27 data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:23 723#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:30 data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:31 724#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:23 data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:31 725#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:27 data/nation/mordvin.ruleset:20 726#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:29 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:40 727#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:31 data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:33 728#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:29 data/nation/silesian.ruleset:22 729#: data/nation/sinhalese.ruleset:25 data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:26 730#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:27 data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:37 731#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:37 data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:29 732#, fuzzy, c-format 733msgid "Princess %s" 734msgstr "Prinţesă" 735 736#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:28 data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:30 737#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:26 data/nation/catalan.ruleset:31 738#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:28 data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:23 739#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:28 data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:26 740#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:26 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:29 741#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:30 data/nation/tajik.ruleset:22 742#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:41 data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:23 743#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:27 744#, fuzzy, c-format 745msgid "First Secretary %s" 746msgstr "Primul Secretar" 747 748#: data/nation/albanian.ruleset:28 data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:30 749#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:26 data/nation/catalan.ruleset:31 750#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:28 data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:23 751#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:28 data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:26 752#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:26 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:29 753#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:30 data/nation/tajik.ruleset:22 754#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:41 data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:23 755#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:27 756#, fuzzy, c-format 757msgid "?female:First Secretary %s" 758msgstr "Primul Secretar" 759 760#: data/nation/aleut.ruleset:3 761#, fuzzy 762msgid "Aleut" 763msgstr "Apeduct" 764 765#: data/nation/aleut.ruleset:4 766#, fuzzy 767msgid "?plural:Aleuts" 768msgstr "Polonezi" 769 770#: data/nation/aleut.ruleset:6 771msgid "" 772"The Unangan, or Aleut, lived in permanent subterranean homes in their " 773"hunting and fishing villages. They lived in the Aleutian islands for " 774"thousands of years prior to European contact. Unangan people developed ties " 775"to Russian missionaries and traders many converting to Russian Orthodox " 776"Christianity and intermarrying with Russians, and some even accompanied " 777"Russians to their other colonial entrepots such as Ft. Ross in northern " 778"California and Ft. Elizabeth in Hawai'i." 779msgstr "" 780 781#: data/nation/aleut.ruleset:23 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:33 782#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:24 data/nation/comanche.ruleset:26 783#: data/nation/evenki.ruleset:22 data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:28 784#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:26 data/nation/inuit.ruleset:21 785#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:21 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:21 786#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:23 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:26 787#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:29 data/nation/raramuri.ruleset:25 788#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:22 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:37 789#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:25 data/nation/yakut.ruleset:30 790#, fuzzy, c-format 791msgid "Shaman %s" 792msgstr "Hatman" 793 794#: data/nation/aleut.ruleset:23 data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:33 795#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:24 data/nation/comanche.ruleset:26 796#: data/nation/evenki.ruleset:22 data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:28 797#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:26 data/nation/inuit.ruleset:21 798#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:21 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:21 799#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:23 data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:26 800#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:29 data/nation/raramuri.ruleset:25 801#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:22 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:37 802#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:25 data/nation/yakut.ruleset:30 803#, fuzzy, c-format 804msgid "?female:Shaman %s" 805msgstr "Tovarăşul" 806 807#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:3 808msgid "Algerian" 809msgstr "algerian" 810 811#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:4 812msgid "?plural:Algerians" 813msgstr "?plural:algerieni" 814 815#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:6 816msgid "" 817"Algeria is an Arabic nation in North Africa. It is historically inhabited by " 818"the Berber people." 819msgstr "" 820 821#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:21 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:27 822#: data/nation/santomean.ruleset:24 823#, fuzzy, c-format 824msgid "Secretary General %s" 825msgstr "Guvernator General" 826 827#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:21 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:27 828#: data/nation/santomean.ruleset:24 829#, fuzzy, c-format 830msgid "?female:Secretary General %s" 831msgstr "Consul" 832 833#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:22 data/nation/libyan.ruleset:23 834#, c-format 835msgid "%s Dey" 836msgstr "" 837 838#: data/nation/algerian.ruleset:22 data/nation/libyan.ruleset:23 839#, fuzzy, c-format 840msgid "?female:%s Dey" 841msgstr "Preşedinte" 842 843#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:3 844#, fuzzy 845msgid "Alsatian" 846msgstr "Aştept" 847 848#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:4 849#, fuzzy 850msgid "?plural:Alsatians" 851msgstr "Indieni" 852 853#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:6 854msgid "" 855"Alsace is a region in Europe, on the border of France and Germany. During " 856"the Middle Ages Alsace was part of the Holy Roman Empire, and consisted of " 857"several quite wealthy city-states. In the 17th and 18th century the Alsatian " 858"cities were annexed by France one by one, but after that the region became " 859"one of the most contested parts of Europe, changing hands between Germany " 860"and France 4 times in less than a century. Since 1944 it has been in French " 861"hands." 862msgstr "" 863 864#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:25 data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:31 865#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:22 data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:25 866#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:30 data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:26 867#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:24 data/nation/hessian.ruleset:30 868#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:28 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:33 869#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:34 data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:32 870#: data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:36 data/nation/saxon.ruleset:20 871#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:29 872#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:45 data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:22 873#, fuzzy, c-format 874msgid "Minister-President %s" 875msgstr "Director-Preşedinte" 876 877#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:25 data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:31 878#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:22 data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:25 879#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:30 data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:26 880#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:24 data/nation/hessian.ruleset:30 881#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:28 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:33 882#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:34 data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:32 883#: data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:36 data/nation/saxon.ruleset:20 884#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:29 885#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:45 data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:22 886#, fuzzy, c-format 887msgid "?female:Minister-President %s" 888msgstr "Preşedinte" 889 890#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:26 data/nation/romansh.ruleset:28 891#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:37 892#, fuzzy, c-format 893msgid "Bailiff %s" 894msgstr "brazilian" 895 896#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:26 data/nation/romansh.ruleset:28 897#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:37 898#, fuzzy, c-format 899msgid "?female:Bailiff %s" 900msgstr "brazilian" 901 902#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:27 data/nation/andorran.ruleset:25 903#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:33 data/nation/antiguan.ruleset:22 904#: data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:30 data/nation/asturian.ruleset:30 905#: data/nation/australian.ruleset:26 data/nation/badian.ruleset:24 906#: data/nation/bahamian.ruleset:27 data/nation/barbadian.ruleset:27 907#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:24 data/nation/belgian.ruleset:25 908#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:26 data/nation/british.ruleset:25 909#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:30 data/nation/canadian.ruleset:26 910#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:34 data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:28 911#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:26 data/nation/croatian.ruleset:33 912#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:30 data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:27 913#: data/nation/dominican.ruleset:22 data/nation/easttimorese.ruleset:22 914#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:34 data/nation/flemish.ruleset:31 915#: data/nation/galician.ruleset:22 data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:26 916#: data/nation/grenadian.ruleset:21 data/nation/hansa.ruleset:28 917#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:28 data/nation/honduran.ruleset:30 918#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:23 data/nation/kittitian.ruleset:22 919#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:38 data/nation/leonese.ruleset:22 920#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:32 data/nation/lippe.ruleset:29 921#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:29 data/nation/malawian.ruleset:20 922#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:26 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:31 923#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:30 data/nation/moravian.ruleset:35 924#: data/nation/newfoundland.ruleset:32 data/nation/newzealand.ruleset:20 925#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:25 data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:30 926#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:30 data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:32 927#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:30 data/nation/riograndense.ruleset:21 928#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:29 data/nation/saintlucian.ruleset:24 929#: data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:32 data/nation/saxon.ruleset:22 930#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:27 data/nation/silesian.ruleset:23 931#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:19 data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:43 932#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:28 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:24 933#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:31 data/nation/vincentian.ruleset:25 934#: data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:38 data/nation/westindian.ruleset:24 935#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:24 data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:28 936#: data/nation/zimbabwean.ruleset:26 937#, fuzzy, c-format 938msgid "Bishop %s" 939msgstr "Archiepiscop" 940 941#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:27 data/nation/andorran.ruleset:25 942#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:33 data/nation/antiguan.ruleset:22 943#: data/nation/australian.ruleset:26 data/nation/bahamian.ruleset:27 944#: data/nation/barbadian.ruleset:27 data/nation/belizean.ruleset:26 945#: data/nation/british.ruleset:25 data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:26 946#: data/nation/grenadian.ruleset:21 data/nation/hansa.ruleset:28 947#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:28 data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:23 948#: data/nation/kittitian.ruleset:22 data/nation/lippe.ruleset:29 949#: data/nation/malawian.ruleset:20 data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:31 950#: data/nation/newfoundland.ruleset:32 data/nation/newzealand.ruleset:20 951#: data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:30 data/nation/occitan.ruleset:30 952#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:32 data/nation/saxon.ruleset:22 953#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:27 954#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:43 data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:28 955#: data/nation/vincentian.ruleset:25 data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:38 956#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:24 data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:24 957#: data/nation/zimbabwean.ruleset:26 958#, fuzzy, c-format 959msgid "?female:Bishop %s" 960msgstr "Archiepiscop" 961 962#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:28 data/nation/hansa.ruleset:29 963#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:43 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:40 964#: data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:27 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:34 965#, fuzzy, c-format 966msgid "Burgomaster %s" 967msgstr "bur" 968 969#: data/nation/alsatian.ruleset:28 data/nation/hansa.ruleset:29 970#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:43 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:40 971#: data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:27 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:34 972#, fuzzy, c-format 973msgid "?female:Burgomaster %s" 974msgstr "Preşedinte" 975 976#: data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:3 977#, fuzzy 978msgid "Amazigh" 979msgstr "armean" 980 981#: data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:4 982#, fuzzy 983msgid "?plural:Imazighen" 984msgstr "?plural:arameni" 985 986#: data/nation/amazigh.ruleset:6 987msgid "" 988"The Amazigh civilization is one of the oldest in the Mediterranean Basin, co-" 989"existing with ancient Egypt. The Imazighen people, which means \"free men\", " 990"are sturdy and strong but cheerful and generous with a great consideration " 991"for family and tribe. Every tribe has its own traditions and culture, which " 992"is the reason for the countless diversity of traditions in modern Morocco, " 993"Algeria, and Tunisia. The Imazighen speak old languages such as Tamazirt, " 994"Tachelhit or Tarifit, collectively known as Berber languages, using an age-" 995"old writing system called Tifinagh." 996msgstr "" 997 998#: data/nation/amazonian.ruleset:3 999#, fuzzy 1000msgid "Amazonian" 1001msgstr "armean" 1002 1003#: data/nation/amazonian.ruleset:4 1004#, fuzzy 1005msgid "?plural:Amazons" 1006msgstr "?plural:arameni" 1007 1008#: data/nation/amazonian.ruleset:6 1009msgid "" 1010"The Amazons are a fictional nation of women warriors which appear in " 1011"Classical Greek writing and art. Authors have located them in the Ukraine, " 1012"Asia Minor, or Libya. The Amazons were reported to remove their right " 1013"breasts in order to better use the bow and other weapons." 1014msgstr "" 1015 1016#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:3 1017msgid "Andorran" 1018msgstr "" 1019 1020#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:4 1021#, fuzzy 1022msgid "?plural:Andorrans" 1023msgstr "Indieni" 1024 1025#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:6 1026msgid "" 1027"Andorra is a small country in the eastern Pyrenees. In 1278, a dispute " 1028"between the bishop of Urgell and the Count of Foix ended with an agreement " 1029"to share the sovereignty of Andorra. This arrangement is still in effect and " 1030"their successors - the current bishop of Urgell and the President of the " 1031"French Republic - bear the (mostly honorific) title of co-prince of Andorra." 1032msgstr "" 1033 1034#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:23 data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:20 1035#: data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:37 data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:32 1036#, fuzzy, c-format 1037msgid "Dictator %s" 1038msgstr "Dictator" 1039 1040#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:23 data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:32 1041#, fuzzy, c-format 1042msgid "?female:Dictator %s" 1043msgstr "Tovarăşul" 1044 1045#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:24 1046#, fuzzy, c-format 1047msgid "Co-Prince %s" 1048msgstr "Prinţesă" 1049 1050#: data/nation/andorran.ruleset:24 1051#, fuzzy, c-format 1052msgid "Co-Princess %s" 1053msgstr "Prinţesă" 1054 1055#: data/nation/angolan.ruleset:3 1056#, fuzzy 1057msgid "Angolan" 1058msgstr "mongol" 1059 1060#: data/nation/angolan.ruleset:4 1061#, fuzzy 1062msgid "?plural:Angolans" 1063msgstr "Indieni" 1064 1065#: data/nation/angolan.ruleset:6 1066msgid "" 1067"When the Portuguese arrived in Angola in the 15th century the region was " 1068"controlled by several Bantu kingdoms. Angola became an important source of " 1069"slave traders until well into the 19th century. After two decades of " 1070"guerrilla war against the Portuguese colonial authorities Angola finally " 1071"achieved independence in 1975. Soon the various guerilla groups started " 1072"fighting each other. After half a century of war a peace agreement was " 1073"finally reached in 2002." 1074msgstr "" 1075 1076#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:3 1077#, fuzzy 1078msgid "Anhaltian" 1079msgstr "Aştept" 1080 1081#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:4 1082#, fuzzy 1083msgid "?plural:Anhaltians" 1084msgstr "Italieni" 1085 1086#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:6 1087msgid "" 1088"Anhalt was a German state. Initially a county, it was split from Saxony in " 1089"1212. For most of its history, it was partitioned into several territories " 1090"that were ruled by the same family. The counts of Anhalt were raised to " 1091"dukes upon the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire by Napoleon in 1806. " 1092"Anhalt was reunited into a single duchy in 1863. Upon the downfall of the " 1093"German monarchies in 1918, it became a free state. After World War II, " 1094"Anhalt finally ceased to exist when the allies decided to merge it with the " 1095"former Prussian Province of Saxony to form the state of Saxony-Anhalt." 1096msgstr "" 1097 1098#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:32 data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:29 1099#: data/nation/castilian.ruleset:31 data/nation/catalan.ruleset:30 1100#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:35 data/nation/flemish.ruleset:30 1101#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:42 data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:28 1102#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:25 data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:31 1103#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:32 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:37 1104#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:29 data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:22 1105#: data/nation/vampire.ruleset:50 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:27 1106#, fuzzy, c-format 1107msgid "Count %s" 1108msgstr "Număr" 1109 1110#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:32 data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:29 1111#: data/nation/castilian.ruleset:31 data/nation/catalan.ruleset:30 1112#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:35 data/nation/flemish.ruleset:30 1113#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:42 data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:28 1114#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:25 data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:31 1115#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:32 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:37 1116#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:29 data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:22 1117#: data/nation/vampire.ruleset:50 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:27 1118#, fuzzy, c-format 1119msgid "Countess %s" 1120msgstr "Număr" 1121 1122#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:34 data/nation/badian.ruleset:25 1123#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:30 data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:40 1124#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:31 data/nation/florentine.ruleset:41 1125#: data/nation/lithuanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:30 1126#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:32 data/nation/milanese.ruleset:28 1127#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:34 data/nation/occitan.ruleset:29 1128#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:33 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:39 1129#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:28 1130#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:44 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:33 1131#, fuzzy, c-format 1132msgid "Grand Duke %s" 1133msgstr "Mare duce" 1134 1135#: data/nation/anhaltian.ruleset:34 data/nation/badian.ruleset:25 1136#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:30 data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:40 1137#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:31 data/nation/florentine.ruleset:41 1138#: data/nation/lithuanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:30 1139#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:32 data/nation/milanese.ruleset:28 1140#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:34 data/nation/occitan.ruleset:29 1141#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:33 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:39 1142#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:28 1143#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:44 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:33 1144#, fuzzy, c-format 1145msgid "Grand Duchess %s" 1146msgstr "Mare ducesă" 1147 1148#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:3 1149msgid "Anishinaabe" 1150msgstr "" 1151 1152#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:4 1153#, fuzzy 1154msgid "?plural:Anishinaabeg" 1155msgstr "?plural:tunisieni" 1156 1157#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:6 1158msgid "" 1159"The Anishinaabeg are a group of closely related Native American tribes in " 1160"the North American Great Lakes region, including the Ottawa, Ojibwe, " 1161"Algonkin and Potawatomi. They speak Algonquian languages. Together they are " 1162"one of the most numerous indigenous peoples of North America." 1163msgstr "" 1164 1165#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:29 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:42 1166#: data/nation/komi.ruleset:26 data/nation/navajo.ruleset:27 1167#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:33 1168#, fuzzy, c-format 1169msgid "Great Shaman %s" 1170msgstr "Mare Han" 1171 1172#: data/nation/anishinaabe.ruleset:29 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:42 1173#: data/nation/komi.ruleset:26 data/nation/navajo.ruleset:27 1174#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:33 1175#, fuzzy, c-format 1176msgid "?female:Great Shaman %s" 1177msgstr "Mare Han" 1178 1179#: data/nation/antarctican.ruleset:3 1180msgid "Antarctican" 1181msgstr "antarctic" 1182 1183#: data/nation/antarctican.ruleset:4 1184msgid "?plural:Antarcticans" 1185msgstr "?plural:antarctici" 1186 1187#: data/nation/antarctican.ruleset:6 1188msgid "Independent South Pole, land of penguins." 1189msgstr "" 1190 1191#: data/nation/antiguan.ruleset:3 1192msgid "Antiguan and Barbudan" 1193msgstr "" 1194 1195#: data/nation/antiguan.ruleset:4 1196#, fuzzy 1197msgid "?plural:Antiguans and Barbudans" 1198msgstr "Canadieni" 1199 1200#: data/nation/antiguan.ruleset:6 1201msgid "" 1202"Antigua and Barbuda is a country in the Eastern Caribbean consisting of the " 1203"two eponymous islands as well as a number of smaller islets. The country has " 1204"been independent from the United Kingdom since 1981." 1205msgstr "" 1206 1207#: data/nation/antillean.ruleset:3 1208#, fuzzy 1209msgid "Antillean" 1210msgstr "Artilerie" 1211 1212#: data/nation/antillean.ruleset:4 1213#, fuzzy 1214msgid "?plural:Antilleans" 1215msgstr "Indieni" 1216 1217#: data/nation/antillean.ruleset:6 1218msgid "" 1219"The islands of Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, Saint Martin and Saint " 1220"Eustatius were colonized by the Dutch in the 17th century. Their population " 1221"is of mixed European, African and Latin American heritage. The Netherlands " 1222"Antilles gained internal self governance in 1954, and were subsequently " 1223"dissolved in 2010. Aruba, Curacao and Saint Martin are countries within the " 1224"Kingdom of the Netherlands; the other three islands have been directly " 1225"integrated into the Netherlands as special municipalities." 1226msgstr "" 1227 1228#: data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:3 1229#, fuzzy 1230msgid "Aragonese" 1231msgstr "Dragonier" 1232 1233#: data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:4 1234#, fuzzy 1235msgid "?plural:Aragonese" 1236msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 1237 1238#: data/nation/aragonese.ruleset:6 1239msgid "" 1240"Aragon was formed as a Frankish county and was elevated to a kingdom in the " 1241"11th century. It expanded its territory southwards during the reconquista " 1242"and subsequently managed to control a large part of the Mediterranean. In " 1243"1469 king Fernando II married Isabella of Castile, a union that would form " 1244"the base of the Spanish unification. The kingdom was legally dissolved in " 1245"1707 but today Aragon continues to exist as an autonomous community of Spain." 1246msgstr "" 1247 1248#: data/nation/aramean.ruleset:3 1249msgid "Aramean" 1250msgstr "aramean" 1251 1252#: data/nation/aramean.ruleset:4 1253msgid "?plural:Arameans" 1254msgstr "?plural:arameni" 1255 1256#: data/nation/aramean.ruleset:6 1257msgid "" 1258"According to legend, the Aramean people are the descendants of Aram, the " 1259"grandson of Noah." 1260msgstr "" 1261 1262#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:3 1263msgid "Argentine" 1264msgstr "argentinean" 1265 1266#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:4 1267msgid "?plural:Argentines" 1268msgstr "Argentinieni" 1269 1270#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:6 1271msgid "" 1272"Argentina is located on the south-eastern coast of South America. Since " 1273"independence from Spain in 1816, it has been plagued by several internal and " 1274"external conflicts. In the decades after World War II, the country's " 1275"politics was dominated by Juan Perón and his charismatic wife Eva \"Evita\" " 1276"Perón." 1277msgstr "" 1278 1279#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:25 data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:36 1280#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:33 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:27 1281#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:22 data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:32 1282#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:50 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:32 1283#: data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:31 data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:36 1284#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:24 data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:34 1285#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:19 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:21 1286#, fuzzy, c-format 1287msgid "Comandante %s" 1288msgstr "Tovarăşul" 1289 1290#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:25 data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:36 1291#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:33 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:27 1292#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:22 data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:32 1293#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:50 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:32 1294#: data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:31 data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:36 1295#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:24 data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:34 1296#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:19 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:21 1297#, fuzzy, c-format 1298msgid "Comandanta %s" 1299msgstr "canadian" 1300 1301#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:26 data/nation/cuban.ruleset:23 1302#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:20 1303#, fuzzy, c-format 1304msgid "Caudillo %s" 1305msgstr "Caudillo" 1306 1307#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:26 data/nation/cuban.ruleset:23 1308#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:20 1309#, fuzzy, c-format 1310msgid "Caudilla %s" 1311msgstr "Caudilla" 1312 1313#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:27 data/nation/castilian.ruleset:32 1314#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:24 data/nation/filipino.ruleset:22 1315#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:26 1316#, fuzzy, c-format 1317msgid "Cardinal %s" 1318msgstr "Cardinal" 1319 1320#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:28 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:30 1321#: data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:28 data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:26 1322#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:29 1323#, c-format 1324msgid "Viceroy %s" 1325msgstr "" 1326 1327#: data/nation/argentine.ruleset:28 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:30 1328#: data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:28 data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:26 1329#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:29 1330#, fuzzy, c-format 1331msgid "Vicereine %s" 1332msgstr "Versiune" 1333 1334#: data/nation/armenian.ruleset:3 1335msgid "Armenian" 1336msgstr "armean" 1337 1338#: data/nation/armenian.ruleset:4 1339msgid "?plural:Armenians" 1340msgstr "?plural:armeni" 1341 1342#: data/nation/armenian.ruleset:6 1343msgid "" 1344"According to legend, the Armenian people are the descendants of Haik - the " 1345"great-great-grandson of Noah. The modern Republic of Armenia gained " 1346"independence from the Soviet Union in 1991." 1347msgstr "" 1348 1349#: data/nation/armenian.ruleset:24 data/nation/assyrian.ruleset:21 1350#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:22 data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:33 1351#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:32 data/nation/czech.ruleset:31 1352#: data/nation/elamite.ruleset:32 data/nation/epirote.ruleset:28 1353#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:31 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:39 1354#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:41 data/nation/israelite.ruleset:31 1355#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:45 data/nation/latin.ruleset:39 1356#: data/nation/median.ruleset:29 data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:30 1357#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:32 data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:30 1358#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:28 data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:19 1359#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:33 data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:24 1360#: data/nation/phoenician.ruleset:27 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:24 1361#: data/nation/pontic.ruleset:33 data/nation/sabine.ruleset:26 1362#: data/nation/samnite.ruleset:26 data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:28 1363#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:29 data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:37 1364#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:29 1365#, fuzzy, c-format 1366msgid "Usurper %s" 1367msgstr "Observator: %s" 1368 1369#: data/nation/armenian.ruleset:24 data/nation/assyrian.ruleset:21 1370#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:22 data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:33 1371#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:32 data/nation/czech.ruleset:31 1372#: data/nation/elamite.ruleset:32 data/nation/epirote.ruleset:28 1373#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:31 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:39 1374#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:41 data/nation/israelite.ruleset:31 1375#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:45 data/nation/latin.ruleset:39 1376#: data/nation/median.ruleset:29 data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:30 1377#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:32 data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:30 1378#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:28 data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:19 1379#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:33 data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:24 1380#: data/nation/phoenician.ruleset:27 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:24 1381#: data/nation/pontic.ruleset:33 data/nation/sabine.ruleset:26 1382#: data/nation/samnite.ruleset:26 data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:28 1383#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:29 data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:37 1384#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:29 1385#, fuzzy, c-format 1386msgid "?female:Usurper %s" 1387msgstr "Preşedinte" 1388 1389#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:3 1390msgid "Ashanti" 1391msgstr "" 1392 1393#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:4 1394#, fuzzy 1395msgid "?plural:Ashantis" 1396msgstr "?plural:afgani" 1397 1398#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:6 1399msgid "" 1400"The Ashanti were an ancient kingdom in a region that is currently a part of " 1401"Ghana. The first Ashanti kingdom was founded in the 11th century." 1402msgstr "" 1403 1404#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:35 data/nation/benin.ruleset:29 1405#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:26 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:39 1406#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:27 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:24 1407#: data/nation/un.ruleset:23 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:22 1408#, fuzzy, c-format 1409msgid "Councillor %s" 1410msgstr "Cancelar federal" 1411 1412#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:35 data/nation/benin.ruleset:29 1413#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:26 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:39 1414#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:27 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:24 1415#: data/nation/un.ruleset:23 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:22 1416#, fuzzy, c-format 1417msgid "?female:Councillor %s" 1418msgstr "Cancelar" 1419 1420#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:36 1421#, fuzzy, c-format 1422msgid "Asantehene %s" 1423msgstr "aramean" 1424 1425#: data/nation/ashanti.ruleset:36 1426#, fuzzy, c-format 1427msgid "?female:Asantehene %s" 1428msgstr "Consul" 1429 1430#: data/nation/assamese.ruleset:3 1431msgid "Assamese" 1432msgstr "" 1433 1434#: data/nation/assamese.ruleset:4 1435#, fuzzy 1436msgid "?plural:Assamese" 1437msgstr "?plural:arameni" 1438 1439#: data/nation/assamese.ruleset:6 1440msgid "" 1441"The Assam (Ahom) kingdom was founded in 1228 on the southeastern foothills " 1442"of the Himalayas by a group of Shan people emigrating from what is today " 1443"northeastern Burma. The Assamese kings famously defeated several expeditions " 1444"by the mighty Mughal Empire, effectively halting the Mughals' eastward " 1445"expansion." 1446msgstr "" 1447 1448#: data/nation/assyrian.ruleset:3 1449msgid "Assyrian" 1450msgstr "asirian" 1451 1452#: data/nation/assyrian.ruleset:4 1453msgid "?plural:Assyrians" 1454msgstr "?plural:asirieni" 1455 1456#: data/nation/assyrian.ruleset:6 1457msgid "" 1458"Assyria was an empire in northern Mesopotamia, named after its capital Ashur." 1459msgstr "" 1460 1461#: data/nation/asturian.ruleset:3 1462#, fuzzy 1463msgid "Asturian" 1464msgstr "australian" 1465 1466#: data/nation/asturian.ruleset:4 1467#, fuzzy 1468msgid "?plural:Asturians" 1469msgstr "Australieni" 1470 1471#: data/nation/asturian.ruleset:6 1472msgid "" 1473"The Astures were a Celtic people which occupied most of the northern coast " 1474"of Spain. They battled against the Roman Empire until their defeat by Caesar " 1475"Augustus' legions between 29 and 19 BCE. Under the Visigothic kingdom of " 1476"Toledo, there were uneasy relations between Visigoths and Asturians. In 722 " 1477"CE, king Pelayo defeated the Umayyad Muslim troops at Covadonga, " 1478"establishing the Asturian Kingdom, which lasted until 910 CE, when the " 1479"capital town was moved from Oviedo to Leon. Nowadays, Asturias is an " 1480"autonomous community of Spain." 1481msgstr "" 1482 1483#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:3 1484#, fuzzy 1485msgid "Atlantean" 1486msgstr "aramean" 1487 1488#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:4 1489#, fuzzy 1490msgid "?plural:Atlantean" 1491msgstr "?plural:arameni" 1492 1493#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:6 1494msgid "The mythical continent of Atlantis" 1495msgstr "" 1496 1497#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:23 data/nation/briton.ruleset:23 1498#: data/nation/canari.ruleset:29 data/nation/cornish.ruleset:21 1499#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:32 data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:26 1500#: data/nation/irish.ruleset:41 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:26 1501#, fuzzy, c-format 1502msgid "High King %s" 1503msgstr "Rege" 1504 1505#: data/nation/atlantean.ruleset:23 data/nation/briton.ruleset:23 1506#: data/nation/canari.ruleset:29 data/nation/cornish.ruleset:21 1507#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:32 data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:26 1508#: data/nation/irish.ruleset:41 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:26 1509#, fuzzy, c-format 1510msgid "High Queen %s" 1511msgstr "Regina" 1512 1513#: data/nation/australian.ruleset:3 1514msgid "Australian" 1515msgstr "australian" 1516 1517#: data/nation/australian.ruleset:4 1518msgid "?plural:Australians" 1519msgstr "Australieni" 1520 1521#: data/nation/australian.ruleset:6 1522msgid "" 1523"Australia was founded as a British penal colony in 1788 CE. Originally " 1524"comprising several colonies (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South " 1525"Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania) it became a single country in " 1526"1902. It is the only country on Earth to occupy an entire continent." 1527msgstr "" 1528 1529#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:3 1530msgid "Avar" 1531msgstr "" 1532 1533#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:4 1534#, fuzzy 1535msgid "?plural:Avars" 1536msgstr "Arabi" 1537 1538#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:6 1539msgid "" 1540"The Avars or Eurasian Avars were an ancient nomadic confederation of mixed " 1541"origin. The dominant language of this group was presumably Proto-Bulgarian " 1542"within the Turkic Oghuz language subgroup, but the true origin of the Avars " 1543"is unknown. It is possible they were originally a Rouran or Hephthalite " 1544"group. After settling in Pannonia they subjugated the local Slavic tribes. " 1545"Gradually they lost power and political importance and eventually the Avars " 1546"blended with Slavic peoples." 1547msgstr "" 1548 1549#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:32 data/nation/azeri.ruleset:35 1550#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:24 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:26 1551#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:39 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:40 1552#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:36 data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:30 1553#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:24 data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:24 1554#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:22 data/nation/mughal.ruleset:19 1555#: data/nation/tatar.ruleset:28 data/nation/timurid.ruleset:25 1556#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:25 data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:31 1557#: data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:28 data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:23 1558#: data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:39 1559#, fuzzy, c-format 1560msgid "%s Khan" 1561msgstr "Han" 1562 1563#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:32 data/nation/azeri.ruleset:35 1564#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:24 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:26 1565#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:39 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:40 1566#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:36 data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:30 1567#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:24 data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:24 1568#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:22 data/nation/mughal.ruleset:19 1569#: data/nation/tatar.ruleset:28 data/nation/timurid.ruleset:25 1570#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:25 data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:31 1571#: data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:28 data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:23 1572#: data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:39 1573#, fuzzy, c-format 1574msgid "%s Khatan" 1575msgstr "Han" 1576 1577#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:33 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:27 1578#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:40 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:41 1579#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:37 data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:31 1580#: data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:25 data/nation/khazar.ruleset:36 1581#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:23 data/nation/tatar.ruleset:29 1582#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:32 data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:29 1583#: data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:29 data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:40 1584#, fuzzy, c-format 1585msgid "%s Khagan" 1586msgstr "Han" 1587 1588#: data/nation/avar.ruleset:33 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:27 1589#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:40 data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:41 1590#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:37 data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:31 1591#: data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:25 data/nation/khazar.ruleset:36 1592#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:23 data/nation/tatar.ruleset:29 1593#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:32 data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:29 1594#: data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:29 data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:40 1595#, fuzzy, c-format 1596msgid "?female:%s Khagan" 1597msgstr "Consul" 1598 1599#: data/nation/aymara.ruleset:3 1600#, fuzzy 1601msgid "Aymara" 1602msgstr "arab" 1603 1604#: data/nation/aymara.ruleset:4 1605#, fuzzy 1606msgid "?plural:Aymaras" 1607msgstr "Arabi" 1608 1609#: data/nation/aymara.ruleset:6 1610msgid "" 1611"After the collapse of the Tiwanaku civilization in the Andes, their heirs " 1612"reorganized into a set of culturally close Aymara kingdoms that thrived " 1613"around the Titicaca lake until they were conquered by the Incas." 1614msgstr "" 1615 1616#: data/nation/azeri.ruleset:3 1617#, fuzzy 1618msgid "Azeri" 1619msgstr "american" 1620 1621#: data/nation/azeri.ruleset:4 1622#, fuzzy 1623msgid "?plural:Azeris" 1624msgstr "Azteci" 1625 1626#: data/nation/azeri.ruleset:6 1627msgid "" 1628"The Azeris are the people of Azerbaijan. The territory of modern Azerbaijan " 1629"was the scene of rises and falls of different ancient states of the Caucasus " 1630"region. In 1813 Azerbaijan became part of the Russian Empire, which was " 1631"followed by a short period of independence in 1918-1920 - as the first " 1632"Islamic republic in history. Then Azerbaijan became part of the Soviet Union " 1633"until its dissolution in 1991." 1634msgstr "" 1635 1636#: data/nation/azeri.ruleset:36 data/nation/iranian.ruleset:41 1637#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:28 1638#, fuzzy, c-format 1639msgid "%s Shah" 1640msgstr "Şah" 1641 1642#: data/nation/azeri.ruleset:36 data/nation/iranian.ruleset:41 1643#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:28 data/nation/median.ruleset:31 1644#, fuzzy, c-format 1645msgid "%s Shahbanu" 1646msgstr "Hatman" 1647 1648#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:3 1649#, fuzzy 1650msgid "Badian" 1651msgstr "bavarez" 1652 1653#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:4 1654#, fuzzy 1655msgid "?plural:Badians" 1656msgstr "Bavarezi" 1657 1658#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:6 1659msgid "" 1660"Baden was a country in Swabia, in southwestern Germany. After World War II " 1661"it was merged with Wuerttemberg and Hohenzollern to form the land of Baden-" 1662"Wuerttemberg." 1663msgstr "" 1664 1665#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:23 data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:27 1666#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:28 1667#, fuzzy, c-format 1668msgid "Margrave %s" 1669msgstr "Caravelă" 1670 1671#: data/nation/badian.ruleset:23 data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:27 1672#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:28 1673#, fuzzy, c-format 1674msgid "Margravine %s" 1675msgstr "Inf.marină" 1676 1677#: data/nation/bahamian.ruleset:3 1678msgid "Bahamian" 1679msgstr "" 1680 1681#: data/nation/bahamian.ruleset:4 1682#, fuzzy 1683msgid "?plural:Bahamians" 1684msgstr "Bavarezi" 1685 1686#: data/nation/bahamian.ruleset:6 1687msgid "" 1688"The Bahamas are an island group in North America. It was somewhere in the " 1689"Bahamas that Columbus first set foot on American soil. The Islands were " 1690"subsequently depopulated and mostly ignored until they were settled by " 1691"British colonists in the 17th century. The Bahamas have been an independent " 1692"country within the Commonwealth since 1973. Nowadays the Bahamas are mostly " 1693"famous for their beaches but it is also a major offshore financial center. " 1694"The Bahamas are the most developed country of Latin America and the " 1695"Caribbean as well as the world's wealthiest black-majority country." 1696msgstr "" 1697 1698#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:3 1699msgid "Bahraini" 1700msgstr "" 1701 1702#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:4 1703#, fuzzy 1704msgid "?plural:Bahrainis" 1705msgstr "Barbari" 1706 1707#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:6 1708msgid "" 1709"Bahrain is an island country in the Persian Gulf and the smallest country of " 1710"the Middle East. Bahrain has been independent from Persia since the 18th " 1711"century, although it was a British protectorate until 1971. The country " 1712"became a constitutional monarchy in 2001 but a pro-democracy uprising in " 1713"2011 was violently crushed." 1714msgstr "" 1715 1716#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:26 data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:19 1717#, fuzzy, c-format 1718msgid "Mahdi %s" 1719msgstr "în %s" 1720 1721#: data/nation/bahraini.ruleset:26 data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:19 1722#, fuzzy, c-format 1723msgid "?female:Mahdi %s" 1724msgstr "Tovarăşul" 1725 1726#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:3 1727#, fuzzy 1728msgid "Bangladeshi" 1729msgstr "Cuirasat" 1730 1731#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:4 1732#, fuzzy 1733msgid "?plural:Bangladeshis" 1734msgstr "Turci" 1735 1736#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:6 1737msgid "" 1738"The People's Republic of Bangladesh was formed from the former Pakistani " 1739"territory of East Bengal following a war of independence." 1740msgstr "" 1741 1742#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:21 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:25 1743#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:25 data/nation/gupta.ruleset:21 1744#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:22 data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:23 1745#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:40 data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:27 1746#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:35 data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:30 1747#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:19 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:32 1748#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:21 data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:25 1749#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:23 1750#, fuzzy, c-format 1751msgid "Raja %s" 1752msgstr "Reina" 1753 1754#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:21 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:25 1755#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:25 data/nation/gupta.ruleset:21 1756#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:22 data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:23 1757#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:40 data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:27 1758#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:35 data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:30 1759#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:19 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:32 1760#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:21 data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:25 1761#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:23 1762#, fuzzy, c-format 1763msgid "Rani %s" 1764msgstr "Cale ferată" 1765 1766#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:22 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:26 1767#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:26 data/nation/gupta.ruleset:22 1768#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:23 data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:24 1769#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:41 data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:28 1770#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:36 data/nation/mughal.ruleset:20 1771#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:21 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:34 1772#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:23 data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:26 1773#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:25 1774#, fuzzy, c-format 1775msgid "Maharaja %s" 1776msgstr "Maharaja" 1777 1778#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:22 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:26 1779#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:26 data/nation/gupta.ruleset:22 1780#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:23 data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:24 1781#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:41 data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:28 1782#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:36 data/nation/mughal.ruleset:20 1783#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:21 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:34 1784#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:23 data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:26 1785#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:25 1786#, fuzzy, c-format 1787msgid "Maharani %s" 1788msgstr "Maharaja" 1789 1790#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:23 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:27 1791#, fuzzy, c-format 1792msgid "Nabob %s" 1793msgstr "Nabob" 1794 1795#: data/nation/bangladeshi.ruleset:23 data/nation/bengali.ruleset:27 1796#, fuzzy, c-format 1797msgid "?female:Nabob %s" 1798msgstr "Consul" 1799 1800#: data/nation/barbadian.ruleset:3 1801#, fuzzy 1802msgid "Barbadian" 1803msgstr "Barbar" 1804 1805#: data/nation/barbadian.ruleset:4 1806#, fuzzy 1807msgid "?plural:Barbadians" 1808msgstr "Barbari" 1809 1810#: data/nation/barbadian.ruleset:6 1811msgid "" 1812"Barbados is an island country in the Atlantic Ocean, about 100 km east of " 1813"the Windward Islands in the Caribbean. Originally inhabited by Arawaks, the " 1814"island was discovered by the Portuguese around 1500. When the English first " 1815"settled Barbados in 1627 they found the island depopulated. The island has " 1816"been independent since 1966. Barbados is a major international tourist " 1817"destination and one of the most developed countries of the Caribbean." 1818msgstr "" 1819 1820#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:3 1821#, fuzzy 1822msgid "Bashkir" 1823msgstr "Deşeuri" 1824 1825#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:4 1826#, fuzzy 1827msgid "?plural:Bashkirs" 1828msgstr "Turci" 1829 1830#: data/nation/bashkir.ruleset:6 1831msgid "" 1832"The Bashkirs are a Turkic-speaking nation in the southern Urals. Since the " 1833"end of the 16th century, the Bashkirs were vassals of the Russian tsar, but " 1834"have since participated in several uprisings against the Russian government. " 1835"Today most of the Bashkirs live in the Bashkortostan Republic which is part " 1836"of the Russian Federation." 1837msgstr "" 1838 1839#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:3 1840msgid "Basque" 1841msgstr "" 1842 1843#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:4 1844#, fuzzy 1845msgid "?plural:Basques" 1846msgstr "Turci" 1847 1848#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:6 1849msgid "" 1850"The Basques have lived since ancient times by the western foothills of the " 1851"Pyrenees. The Kingdom of Navarre was the last independent Basque state, " 1852"which fell to Aragon in the 16th century. Today, the Basque Country, or " 1853"\"Euskal Herria\", lays right in the borderlands between Spain and France, " 1854"divided into seven historical provinces. Their language, Euskara, has no " 1855"known relatives and its origins are unknown." 1856msgstr "" 1857 1858#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:32 data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:39 1859#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:40 1860#, fuzzy, c-format 1861msgid "Leader %s" 1862msgstr "Minune" 1863 1864#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:32 data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:39 1865#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:40 1866#, fuzzy, c-format 1867msgid "?female:Leader %s" 1868msgstr "Tovarăşul" 1869 1870#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:33 1871#, fuzzy, c-format 1872msgid "Lehendakari %s" 1873msgstr "Preşedinte" 1874 1875#: data/nation/basque.ruleset:33 1876#, fuzzy, c-format 1877msgid "?female:Lehendakari %s" 1878msgstr "Preşedinte" 1879 1880#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:3 1881msgid "Bavarian" 1882msgstr "bavarez" 1883 1884#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:4 1885msgid "?plural:Bavarians" 1886msgstr "Bavarezi" 1887 1888#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:6 1889msgid "" 1890"Bavaria, before national unification in 1870 CE, was one of the largest of " 1891"the German kingdoms." 1892msgstr "" 1893 1894#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:23 data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:32 1895#: data/nation/breton.ruleset:33 data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:29 1896#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/curonian.ruleset:29 1897#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:24 data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:22 1898#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:37 data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:30 1899#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:33 data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:23 1900#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:24 data/nation/prussian.ruleset:27 1901#: data/nation/samogitian.ruleset:21 data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:31 1902#: data/nation/saxon.ruleset:21 data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:26 1903#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:34 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:31 1904#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:23 1905#, fuzzy, c-format 1906msgid "Duke %s" 1907msgstr "Duce" 1908 1909#: data/nation/bavarian.ruleset:23 data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:32 1910#: data/nation/breton.ruleset:33 data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:29 1911#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/curonian.ruleset:29 1912#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:24 data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:22 1913#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:37 data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:30 1914#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:33 data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:23 1915#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:24 data/nation/prussian.ruleset:27 1916#: data/nation/samogitian.ruleset:21 data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:31 1917#: data/nation/saxon.ruleset:21 data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:26 1918#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:34 data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:31 1919#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:23 1920#, fuzzy, c-format 1921msgid "Duchess %s" 1922msgstr "ducesă" 1923 1924#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:3 1925#, fuzzy 1926msgid "Belarusian" 1927msgstr "ungur" 1928 1929#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:4 1930#, fuzzy 1931msgid "?plural:Belarusians" 1932msgstr "Unguri" 1933 1934#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:6 1935msgid "" 1936"Belarus was part of the ancient Slavic state of Kievan Rus', then " 1937"subsequently Lithuania, Rzeczpospolita, the Russian Empire and the Soviet " 1938"Union. Belarus became independent in 1991 with the dissolution of the Soviet " 1939"Union." 1940msgstr "" 1941 1942#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:33 data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:30 1943#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:24 data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:24 1944#, fuzzy, c-format 1945msgid "Tsar %s" 1946msgstr "Ţar" 1947 1948#: data/nation/belarusian.ruleset:33 data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:30 1949#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:24 data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:24 1950#, fuzzy, c-format 1951msgid "Tsaritsa %s" 1952msgstr "Partisan" 1953 1954#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:3 1955#, fuzzy 1956msgid "Belgian" 1957msgstr "Religia" 1958 1959#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:4 1960#, fuzzy 1961msgid "?plural:Belgians" 1962msgstr "Brazilieni" 1963 1964#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:6 1965msgid "" 1966"Belgium gained independence from the Dutch Kingdom in 1830. Belgium is " 1967"mainly characterized by its movement from a unified state to a federal one. " 1968"This is the result of the Flemish and the Walloon's nationalist (almost) " 1969"peaceful fights." 1970msgstr "" 1971 1972#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:24 1973#, fuzzy, c-format 1974msgid "Prime Minister %s" 1975msgstr "Prim ministru" 1976 1977#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:24 1978#, fuzzy, c-format 1979msgid "?female:Prime Minister %s" 1980msgstr "Prim ministru" 1981 1982#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:26 data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:31 1983#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:32 data/nation/frisian.ruleset:37 1984#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:31 data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:25 1985#: data/nation/walloon.ruleset:28 1986#, fuzzy, c-format 1987msgid "Stadtholder %s" 1988msgstr "Bombardier Invizibil" 1989 1990#: data/nation/belgian.ruleset:26 data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:31 1991#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:32 data/nation/frisian.ruleset:37 1992#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:31 data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:25 1993#: data/nation/walloon.ruleset:28 1994#, fuzzy, c-format 1995msgid "Stadtholdress %s" 1996msgstr "Dictator" 1997 1998#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:3 1999#, fuzzy 2000msgid "Belgic" 2001msgstr "Religia" 2002 2003#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:4 2004#, fuzzy 2005msgid "?plural:Belgae" 2006msgstr "Brazilieni" 2007 2008#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:6 2009msgid "" 2010"The Belgae were an Ancient Celtic tribe that inhabited the area that would " 2011"later become the Roman province of Gallia Belgica. Their origin was perhaps " 2012"mixed Celtic and Germanic, because they had come to Gaul from behind the " 2013"Rhine and included some Germanic elements, but the names of their chiefs " 2014"were Gallic. Julius Caesar famously called the Belgae the bravest amongst " 2015"the inhabitants of Gaul. They put up stiff resistance against Caesar's " 2016"legions but eventually succumbed to the Romans. The modern country of " 2017"Belgium derives its name from the Belgae." 2018msgstr "" 2019 2020#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:30 data/nation/boian.ruleset:22 2021#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:29 2022#, fuzzy, c-format 2023msgid "High Druid %s" 2024msgstr "Fructe" 2025 2026#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:30 data/nation/boian.ruleset:22 2027#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:29 2028#, fuzzy, c-format 2029msgid "?female:High Druid %s" 2030msgstr "Preşedinte" 2031 2032#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:31 data/nation/cambodian.ruleset:25 2033#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:33 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:29 2034#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:46 data/nation/kushan.ruleset:42 2035#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:40 data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:27 2036#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:38 2037#, fuzzy, c-format 2038msgid "Brother %s" 2039msgstr "bur" 2040 2041#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:31 data/nation/cambodian.ruleset:25 2042#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:33 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:29 2043#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:46 data/nation/kushan.ruleset:42 2044#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:40 data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:27 2045#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:38 2046#, fuzzy, c-format 2047msgid "Sister %s" 2048msgstr "Interceptor" 2049 2050#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:32 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:28 2051#: data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:31 data/nation/gepid.ruleset:43 2052#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:30 data/nation/hopi.ruleset:28 2053#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:23 data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:24 2054#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:24 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:23 2055#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:31 data/nation/namibian.ruleset:24 2056#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:23 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:35 2057#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:23 data/nation/swazi.ruleset:22 2058#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:39 2059#, fuzzy, c-format 2060msgid "Spokesman %s" 2061msgstr "singaporean" 2062 2063#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:32 data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:28 2064#: data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:31 data/nation/gepid.ruleset:43 2065#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:30 data/nation/hopi.ruleset:28 2066#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:23 data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:24 2067#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:24 data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:23 2068#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:31 data/nation/namibian.ruleset:24 2069#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:23 data/nation/seminole.ruleset:35 2070#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:23 data/nation/swazi.ruleset:22 2071#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:39 2072#, fuzzy, c-format 2073msgid "Spokeswoman %s" 2074msgstr "singaporean" 2075 2076#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:33 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:34 2077#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:29 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:30 2078#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:44 data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:47 2079#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:30 data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:23 2080#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:32 data/nation/toltec.ruleset:33 2081#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:40 2082#, fuzzy, c-format 2083msgid "Speaker %s" 2084msgstr "Difuzor" 2085 2086#: data/nation/belgic.ruleset:33 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:34 2087#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:29 data/nation/faroese.ruleset:30 2088#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:44 data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:47 2089#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:30 data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:23 2090#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:32 data/nation/toltec.ruleset:33 2091#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:40 2092#, fuzzy, c-format 2093msgid "?female:Speaker %s" 2094msgstr "Tovarăşul" 2095 2096#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:3 2097msgid "Belizean" 2098msgstr "" 2099 2100#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:4 2101#, fuzzy 2102msgid "?plural:Belizeans" 2103msgstr "Brazilieni" 2104 2105#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:6 2106msgid "" 2107"Belize is the smallest country of Central America. Once part of the Maya " 2108"region, it was settled by British pirates and loggers in the 17th century. " 2109"Belize, then known as British Honduras, became a crown colony in 1862. It " 2110"has been an independent country since 1981. Belize is ethnically extremely " 2111"diverse, its population consisting of Creoles, Mayans, Spanish-speaking " 2112"mestizos, Garifunas, Chinese, Mennonites, and Indians." 2113msgstr "" 2114 2115#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:25 2116#, fuzzy, c-format 2117msgid "Superintendent %s" 2118msgstr "sîrb" 2119 2120#: data/nation/belizean.ruleset:25 2121#, fuzzy, c-format 2122msgid "?female:Superintendent %s" 2123msgstr "Preot" 2124 2125#: data/nation/bengali.ruleset:3 2126msgid "Bengali" 2127msgstr "Bengali" 2128 2129#: data/nation/bengali.ruleset:4 2130#, fuzzy 2131msgid "?plural:Bengalis" 2132msgstr "Englezi" 2133 2134#: data/nation/bengali.ruleset:6 2135msgid "" 2136"Bengal is a region in the easternmost part of the Indian subcontinent. The " 2137"first recorded independent king of the Bengali is Shashanka who reigned " 2138"around 606 CE. Today the People's Republic of Bangladesh occupies the " 2139"eastern part of the region, while the western part is the Indian state of " 2140"West Bengal." 2141msgstr "" 2142 2143#: data/nation/beninese.ruleset:3 2144#, fuzzy 2145msgid "Beninese" 2146msgstr "Sistemul Bancar" 2147 2148#: data/nation/beninese.ruleset:4 2149#, fuzzy 2150msgid "?plural:Beninese" 2151msgstr "Brazilieni" 2152 2153#: data/nation/beninese.ruleset:6 2154msgid "" 2155"Once the site of the Dahomey kingdom, the country was colonized by France in " 2156"the 19th century. Dahomey became independent in 1960. Marxists seized power " 2157"in 1972 and renamed the country Benin three years later. Multiparty rule " 2158"returned in 1990." 2159msgstr "" 2160 2161#: data/nation/benin.ruleset:3 2162#, fuzzy 2163msgid "Benin" 2164msgstr "Sistemul Bancar" 2165 2166#: data/nation/benin.ruleset:4 2167#, fuzzy 2168msgid "?plural:Benin" 2169msgstr "Brazilieni" 2170 2171#: data/nation/benin.ruleset:6 2172msgid "" 2173"Not to be confused with the modern republic of Benin, the Kingdom of Benin " 2174"was founded by Edo speakers sometime between the 12th and 14th centuries. " 2175"Benin united a large area of land west of the Niger river delta, reaching " 2176"its peak in the 16th century. Eweka I founded the Uzama, or Councilors of " 2177"State, to aid in the accession of a new Oba, or king. Its fortunes waned as " 2178"Europeans chose other kingdoms to trade with after Benin's main port silted " 2179"up. The Kingdom finally ended in 1897 when the British assumed control." 2180msgstr "" 2181 2182#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:3 2183#, fuzzy 2184msgid "Bhutanese" 2185msgstr "sudanez" 2186 2187#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:4 2188#, fuzzy 2189msgid "?plural:Bhutanese" 2190msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 2191 2192#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:6 2193msgid "" 2194"Located in the Himalayas, Bhutan is one of the most isolated countries in " 2195"the world. Bhutan has not been conquered or occupied by foreign invaders for " 2196"a millennium if not more. In the 17th century Bhutan became a unified nation " 2197"under Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who repelled a Mongol invasion and united " 2198"the rivaling Bhutanese tribes." 2199msgstr "" 2200 2201#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:25 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:28 2202#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:25 data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:22 2203#, fuzzy, c-format 2204msgid "Lama %s" 2205msgstr "Jos" 2206 2207#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:25 data/nation/buryat.ruleset:28 2208#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:25 data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:22 2209#, fuzzy, c-format 2210msgid "?female:Lama %s" 2211msgstr "Tovarăşul" 2212 2213#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:26 2214#, fuzzy, c-format 2215msgid "Dragon King %s" 2216msgstr "Rege" 2217 2218#: data/nation/bhutanese.ruleset:26 2219#, fuzzy, c-format 2220msgid "Dragon Queen %s" 2221msgstr "Dragonier" 2222 2223#: data/nation/biafran.ruleset:3 2224msgid "Biafran" 2225msgstr "" 2226 2227#: data/nation/biafran.ruleset:4 2228#, fuzzy 2229msgid "?plural:Biafrans" 2230msgstr "Bavarezi" 2231 2232#: data/nation/biafran.ruleset:6 2233msgid "" 2234"Biafra declared independence from Nigeria in 1967 after years of ethnic, " 2235"religious and economic tensions in newly independent Nigeria. A war between " 2236"Nigeria and Biafra followed, which claimed up to two million lives, mostly " 2237"because of famine and disease caused by the blockade of Biafran ports. " 2238"Biafra surrendered in 1970." 2239msgstr "" 2240 2241#: data/nation/biafran.ruleset:21 data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:20 2242#: data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:23 2243#, fuzzy, c-format 2244msgid "Colonel %s" 2245msgstr "Colonel" 2246 2247#: data/nation/biafran.ruleset:21 data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:20 2248#: data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:23 2249#, fuzzy, c-format 2250msgid "?female:Colonel %s" 2251msgstr "Consul" 2252 2253#: data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:3 2254msgid "Bissau-Guinean" 2255msgstr "" 2256 2257#: data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:4 2258#, fuzzy 2259msgid "?plural:Bissau-Guineans" 2260msgstr "Bavarezi" 2261 2262#: data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:6 2263msgid "" 2264"Guinea-Bissau is a country in West Africa. Formerly known as Portuguese " 2265"Guinea, it declared independence in 1973." 2266msgstr "" 2267 2268#: data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:22 2269#, fuzzy, c-format 2270msgid "Captain-Major %s" 2271msgstr "Căpitan General" 2272 2273#: data/nation/bissauguinean.ruleset:22 2274#, fuzzy, c-format 2275msgid "?female:Captain-Major %s" 2276msgstr "cilean" 2277 2278#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:3 2279msgid "Boer" 2280msgstr "bur" 2281 2282#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:4 2283msgid "?plural:Boers" 2284msgstr "Buri" 2285 2286#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:6 2287msgid "" 2288"The Boers were descendants of Dutch colonists who settled in South Africa " 2289"after 1650 CE. After migrating into the hinterland after the British " 2290"takeover of South Africa, they briefly controlled a number of republics, " 2291"including the Transvaal and the Orange Free State, before being defeated by " 2292"the British in the war of 1899-1902." 2293msgstr "" 2294 2295#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:28 data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:37 2296#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:27 data/nation/chadian.ruleset:17 2297#: data/nation/colombian.ruleset:28 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:35 2298#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:25 data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:26 2299#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:33 data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:31 2300#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:17 data/nation/honduran.ruleset:29 2301#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:23 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:28 2302#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:51 data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:32 2303#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:33 2304#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:22 data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:23 2305#: data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:23 data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:30 2306#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:30 2307#, fuzzy, c-format 2308msgid "General %s" 2309msgstr "Industrial" 2310 2311#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:28 data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:37 2312#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:27 data/nation/chadian.ruleset:17 2313#: data/nation/colombian.ruleset:28 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:35 2314#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:25 data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:26 2315#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:33 data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:31 2316#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:17 data/nation/honduran.ruleset:29 2317#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:23 data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:28 2318#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:51 data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:32 2319#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:33 2320#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:22 data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:23 2321#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:30 data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:30 2322#, fuzzy, c-format 2323msgid "?female:General %s" 2324msgstr "Consul" 2325 2326#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:29 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:36 2327#: data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:33 data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:26 2328#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:31 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:34 2329#: data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:31 data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:29 2330#: data/nation/texan.ruleset:29 data/nation/vermont.ruleset:27 2331#, fuzzy, c-format 2332msgid "Reverend %s" 2333msgstr "Preot" 2334 2335#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:29 data/nation/confederate.ruleset:36 2336#: data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:33 data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:26 2337#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:31 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:34 2338#: data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:31 data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:29 2339#: data/nation/texan.ruleset:29 data/nation/vermont.ruleset:27 2340#, fuzzy, c-format 2341msgid "?female:Reverend %s" 2342msgstr "Preot" 2343 2344#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:30 2345#, fuzzy, c-format 2346msgid "State President %s" 2347msgstr "Preşedinte" 2348 2349#: data/nation/boer.ruleset:30 2350#, fuzzy, c-format 2351msgid "?female:State President %s" 2352msgstr "Preşedinte" 2353 2354#: data/nation/boian.ruleset:3 2355msgid "Boian" 2356msgstr "" 2357 2358#: data/nation/boian.ruleset:4 2359#, fuzzy 2360msgid "?plural:Boii" 2361msgstr "Brazilieni" 2362 2363#: data/nation/boian.ruleset:6 2364msgid "" 2365"The Boii were an ancient Celtic tribe or tribal confederation inhabiting " 2366"Central Europe and Northern Italy. The names of both Bohemia and Bavaria " 2367"probably derive from this people." 2368msgstr "" 2369 2370#: data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:3 2371#, fuzzy 2372msgid "Bolivian" 2373msgstr "Religia" 2374 2375#: data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:4 2376#, fuzzy 2377msgid "?plural:Bolivians" 2378msgstr "Brazilieni" 2379 2380#: data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:6 2381msgid "" 2382"Bolivia is a landlocked country in South America with a large indigenous " 2383"heritage. The country is named after Simón Bolivar. Independent since 1825, " 2384"the country was wrecked by instability and lost its Pacific coast to Chile. " 2385"The 1932-1936 Chaco war against Paraguay led to another humiliating defeat. " 2386"Discontent with Bolivia's oligarchic regime led to a revolution in 1952. " 2387"After a series of military coups in the 1970s the country returned to " 2388"democratic rule in the 1980s. In 2006 Evo Morales became the country's first " 2389"indigenous president." 2390msgstr "" 2391 2392#: data/nation/bolivian.ruleset:38 data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:28 2393#: data/nation/catalan.ruleset:32 data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:28 2394#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:41 data/nation/chilean.ruleset:31 2395#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:30 data/nation/colombian.ruleset:29 2396#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:24 data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:27 2397#: data/nation/finnish.ruleset:28 data/nation/genoese.ruleset:50 2398#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:21 data/nation/irish.ruleset:42 2399#: data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:29 data/nation/latin.ruleset:44 2400#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:24 data/nation/northumbrian.ruleset:39 2401#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:27 data/nation/prussian.ruleset:29 2402#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:21 data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:35 2403#: data/nation/southafrican.ruleset:24 data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:21 2404#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:24 data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:29 2405#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:30 2406#, fuzzy, c-format 2407msgid "Archbishop %s" 2408msgstr "Archiepiscop" 2409 2410#: data/nation/bosnia.ruleset:3 2411msgid "Bosnian-Herzegovinian" 2412msgstr "" 2413 2414#: data/nation/bosnia.ruleset:4 2415#, fuzzy 2416msgid "?plural:Bosnians" 2417msgstr "Babilonieni" 2418 2419#: data/nation/bosnia.ruleset:6 2420msgid "" 2421"Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country in south-east Europe, and the home of " 2422"three constituent peoples: Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats." 2423msgstr "" 2424 2425#. TRANS: Ban = Duke 2426#: data/nation/bosnia.ruleset:25 data/nation/croatian.ruleset:32 2427#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:18 2428#, fuzzy, c-format 2429msgid "Ban %s" 2430msgstr "în %s" 2431 2432#: data/nation/bosnia.ruleset:25 data/nation/croatian.ruleset:32 2433#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:18 2434#, fuzzy, c-format 2435msgid "?female:Ban %s" 2436msgstr "Consul" 2437 2438#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:3 2439msgid "Bosporan" 2440msgstr "" 2441 2442#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:4 2443#, fuzzy 2444msgid "?plural:Bosporans" 2445msgstr "Babilonieni" 2446 2447#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:6 2448msgid "" 2449"The Bosporan Kingdom was an ancient state in eastern Crimea and the Taman " 2450"Peninsula on the shores of the Cimmerian Bosporus." 2451msgstr "" 2452 2453#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:34 data/nation/cretan.ruleset:27 2454#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:23 data/nation/macedon.ruleset:24 2455#: data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:25 data/nation/pontic.ruleset:35 2456#, fuzzy, c-format 2457msgid "Despot %s" 2458msgstr "Despotismul" 2459 2460#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:34 data/nation/cretan.ruleset:27 2461#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:23 data/nation/macedon.ruleset:24 2462#: data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:25 data/nation/pontic.ruleset:35 2463#, fuzzy, c-format 2464msgid "?female:Despot %s" 2465msgstr "Preşedinte" 2466 2467#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:35 data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:33 2468#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:31 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:33 2469#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:45 data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:23 2470#: data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:32 data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:21 2471#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:28 data/nation/samnite.ruleset:28 2472#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:30 data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:38 2473#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:33 2474#, fuzzy, c-format 2475msgid "Consul %s" 2476msgstr "Consul" 2477 2478#: data/nation/bosporan.ruleset:35 data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:33 2479#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:31 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:33 2480#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:45 data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:23 2481#: data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:32 data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:21 2482#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:28 data/nation/samnite.ruleset:28 2483#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:30 data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:38 2484#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:33 2485#, fuzzy, c-format 2486msgid "?female:Consul %s" 2487msgstr "Consul" 2488 2489#: data/nation/botswanan.ruleset:3 2490#, fuzzy 2491msgid "Botswanan" 2492msgstr "Inf.marină" 2493 2494#: data/nation/botswanan.ruleset:4 2495#, fuzzy 2496msgid "?plural:Botswanans" 2497msgstr "Babilonieni" 2498 2499#: data/nation/botswanan.ruleset:6 2500msgid "" 2501"The Republic of Botswana is a country in Southern Africa. It gained " 2502"independence from the UK in 1966. Botswana is considered the least corrupt " 2503"country in Africa and it has a rapidly developing economy." 2504msgstr "" 2505 2506#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:3 2507#, fuzzy 2508msgid "Brandenburgian" 2509msgstr "Barbar" 2510 2511#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:4 2512#, fuzzy 2513msgid "?plural:Brandenburgians" 2514msgstr "Bavarezi" 2515 2516#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:6 2517msgid "" 2518"Formerly the Northern March of East Francia, Brandenburg became an " 2519"electorate of the Holy Roman Empire in the 12th century. The rulers of " 2520"Brandenburg acquired Prussia in 1618 and was absorbed by Prussia in 1701. " 2521"Brandenburg kept its nominal independence until 1806, when it became a " 2522"province of Prussia. Currently it is one of the states of the Federal " 2523"Republic of Germany." 2524msgstr "" 2525 2526#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:29 data/nation/hessian.ruleset:29 2527#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:31 2528#, fuzzy, c-format 2529msgid "Elector %s" 2530msgstr "Electricitatea" 2531 2532#: data/nation/brandenburgian.ruleset:29 data/nation/hessian.ruleset:29 2533#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:31 2534#, fuzzy, c-format 2535msgid "Electress %s" 2536msgstr "Electricitatea" 2537 2538#: data/nation/breton.ruleset:3 2539#, fuzzy 2540msgid "Breton" 2541msgstr "bur" 2542 2543#: data/nation/breton.ruleset:4 2544#, fuzzy 2545msgid "?plural:Bretons" 2546msgstr "Bavarezi" 2547 2548#: data/nation/breton.ruleset:6 2549msgid "" 2550"Known to the Romans as Armorica, Brittany had been Celtic speaking for many " 2551"centuries before Britons arrived in the peninsula as mercenaries, colonists " 2552"and refugees in response to the chaos in Gaul and the invasion of Britain by " 2553"Germanic tribes in the fifth century CE. Over the centuries, use of the " 2554"Breton language has been pushed towards the west of the peninsula, with " 2555"people speaking French instead. The Dukedom of Brittany itself was formally " 2556"annexed to France in 1491." 2557msgstr "" 2558 2559#: data/nation/british.ruleset:3 2560msgid "British" 2561msgstr "britanic" 2562 2563#: data/nation/british.ruleset:4 2564#, fuzzy 2565msgid "?plural:British" 2566msgstr "Bavarezi" 2567 2568#: data/nation/british.ruleset:6 2569msgid "" 2570"The United Kingdom was created in 1707 as a negotiated agreement between the " 2571"kingdom of England and the kingdom of Scotland. The country - also known as " 2572"Great Britain - became the leading industrial and maritime power in the 19th " 2573"century." 2574msgstr "" 2575"Regatul Unit a fost creat în anul 1707 ca o înţelegere negosiată între " 2576"regatul Angliei şi regatul Scoţiei. Ţara - cunoscută şi ca Marea Britanie - " 2577"a devenit prima putere maritimă şi industrială în secolul al 19-lea." 2578 2579#: data/nation/british.ruleset:23 data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:32 2580#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:36 data/nation/scottish.ruleset:23 2581#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:36 2582#, fuzzy, c-format 2583msgid "Pretender %s" 2584msgstr "Preşedinte" 2585 2586#: data/nation/british.ruleset:23 data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:32 2587#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:36 data/nation/scottish.ruleset:23 2588#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:36 2589#, fuzzy, c-format 2590msgid "?female:Pretender %s" 2591msgstr "Preşedinte" 2592 2593#: data/nation/british.ruleset:24 data/nation/chimu.ruleset:26 2594#: data/nation/frisian.ruleset:36 data/nation/galician.ruleset:21 2595#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:27 data/nation/manx.ruleset:36 2596#: data/nation/mixtec.ruleset:31 data/nation/toltec.ruleset:32 2597#: data/nation/zapotec.ruleset:24 2598#, fuzzy, c-format 2599msgid "Lord %s" 2600msgstr "Drum" 2601 2602#: data/nation/british.ruleset:24 data/nation/chimu.ruleset:26 2603#: data/nation/frisian.ruleset:36 data/nation/galician.ruleset:21 2604#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:27 data/nation/manx.ruleset:36 2605#: data/nation/mixtec.ruleset:31 data/nation/toltec.ruleset:32 2606#: data/nation/zapotec.ruleset:24 2607#, fuzzy, c-format 2608msgid "Lady %s" 2609msgstr "%d %s" 2610 2611#: data/nation/british.ruleset:26 2612#, fuzzy, c-format 2613msgid "Lord Protector %s" 2614msgstr "Lord Protector" 2615 2616#: data/nation/british.ruleset:26 2617#, fuzzy, c-format 2618msgid "Lady Protector %s" 2619msgstr "Lady Protector" 2620 2621#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:3 2622#, fuzzy 2623msgid "Briton" 2624msgstr "bur" 2625 2626#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:4 2627#, fuzzy 2628msgid "?plural:Britons" 2629msgstr "Bavarezi" 2630 2631#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:6 2632msgid "" 2633"The Britons were the inhabitants of most of Great Britain during the Iron " 2634"Age. They spoke Brythonic Celtic languages and are the ancestors of the " 2635"modern Welsh, Cornish and Breton people." 2636msgstr "" 2637 2638#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:21 data/nation/cornish.ruleset:20 2639#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:41 data/nation/gallic.ruleset:29 2640#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:28 data/nation/irish.ruleset:40 2641#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:24 data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:25 2642#: data/nation/welsh.ruleset:20 2643#, fuzzy, c-format 2644msgid "Chieftain %s" 2645msgstr "cilean" 2646 2647#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:21 data/nation/cornish.ruleset:20 2648#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:41 data/nation/gallic.ruleset:29 2649#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:28 data/nation/irish.ruleset:40 2650#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:24 data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:25 2651#: data/nation/welsh.ruleset:20 2652#, fuzzy, c-format 2653msgid "?female:Chieftain %s" 2654msgstr "cilean" 2655 2656#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:22 data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:27 2657#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:30 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:25 2658#: data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:26 2659#, fuzzy, c-format 2660msgid "Druid %s" 2661msgstr "Fructe" 2662 2663#: data/nation/briton.ruleset:22 data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:27 2664#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:30 data/nation/pictish.ruleset:25 2665#: data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:26 2666#, fuzzy, c-format 2667msgid "?female:Druid %s" 2668msgstr "Preşedinte" 2669 2670#: data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:3 2671msgid "Bruneian" 2672msgstr "" 2673 2674#: data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:4 2675#, fuzzy 2676msgid "?plural:Bruneians" 2677msgstr "Bavarezi" 2678 2679#: data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:6 2680msgid "" 2681"Brunei Darussalam is a country on Borneo in the Malay achipelago. The " 2682"sultanate dates from the 14th century and became a fairly powerful state a " 2683"century later thanks to its control of the maritime trade in much of " 2684"Southeast Asia. Brunei was a British protectorate from 1888 to 1984." 2685msgstr "" 2686 2687#: data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:23 data/nation/circassian.ruleset:36 2688#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:25 data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:41 2689#: data/nation/djiboutian.ruleset:21 data/nation/gambian.ruleset:18 2690#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:33 data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:38 2691#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:18 data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:30 2692#: data/nation/mughal.ruleset:21 data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:24 2693#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:21 data/nation/qatari.ruleset:21 2694#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:18 data/nation/tatar.ruleset:30 2695#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:27 data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:28 2696#, fuzzy, c-format 2697msgid "Grand Mufti %s" 2698msgstr "Grânar" 2699 2700#: data/nation/bruneian.ruleset:23 data/nation/circassian.ruleset:36 2701#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:25 data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:41 2702#: data/nation/djiboutian.ruleset:21 data/nation/gambian.ruleset:18 2703#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:33 data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:38 2704#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:18 data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:30 2705#: data/nation/mughal.ruleset:21 data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:24 2706#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:21 data/nation/qatari.ruleset:21 2707#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:18 data/nation/tatar.ruleset:30 2708#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:27 data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:28 2709#, fuzzy, c-format 2710msgid "?female:Grand Mufti %s" 2711msgstr "Preşedinte" 2712 2713#: data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:3 2714#, fuzzy 2715msgid "Bulgarian" 2716msgstr "ungur" 2717 2718#: data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:4 2719msgid "?plural:Bulgarians" 2720msgstr "?plural:bulgari" 2721 2722#: data/nation/bulgarian.ruleset:6 2723msgid "" 2724"Bulgar leader Khan Asparukh led his people into the northern Balkans, and " 2725"founded Bulgaria in 681. This was the first Slavic nation-state in history." 2726msgstr "" 2727 2728#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:3 2729#, fuzzy 2730msgid "Burgundian" 2731msgstr "ungur" 2732 2733#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:4 2734#, fuzzy 2735msgid "?plural:Burgundians" 2736msgstr "Bavarezi" 2737 2738#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:6 2739msgid "" 2740"After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, a Germanic people known as the " 2741"Burgundians settled in the river valleys of eastern Gaul, lending their name " 2742"to the region. Centuries later, the Duchy of Burgundy was a prosperous " 2743"country with the court in Dijon outshining that of Paris. Today, it is one " 2744"of the regions of France." 2745msgstr "" 2746 2747#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:28 data/nation/cantonese.ruleset:29 2748#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:34 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:40 2749#: data/nation/han.ruleset:27 data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:33 2750#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:30 data/nation/latin.ruleset:41 2751#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:29 data/nation/norman.ruleset:23 2752#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:27 data/nation/pontic.ruleset:34 2753#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:28 data/nation/templar.ruleset:42 2754#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:32 2755#, fuzzy, c-format 2756msgid "Chancellor %s" 2757msgstr "Cancelar" 2758 2759#: data/nation/burgundian.ruleset:28 data/nation/cantonese.ruleset:29 2760#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:34 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:40 2761#: data/nation/han.ruleset:27 data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:33 2762#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:30 data/nation/latin.ruleset:41 2763#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:29 data/nation/norman.ruleset:23 2764#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:27 data/nation/pontic.ruleset:34 2765#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:28 data/nation/templar.ruleset:42 2766#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:32 2767#, fuzzy, c-format 2768msgid "?female:Chancellor %s" 2769msgstr "Cancelar" 2770 2771#: data/nation/burgundic.ruleset:3 2772#, fuzzy 2773msgid "Burgundic" 2774msgstr "ungur" 2775 2776#: data/nation/burgundic.ruleset:4 2777#, fuzzy 2778msgid "?plural:Burgunds" 2779msgstr "Bavarezi" 2780 2781#: data/nation/burgundic.ruleset:6 2782msgid "" 2783"The Burgundians were an ancient East Germanic people who probably originated " 2784"on Bornholm island. After leaving Bornholm they lived between the Oder and " 2785"Vistula rivers. During the Migration Period, along with other Germanic " 2786"peoples they invaded the Roman Empire, and in 472 CE, some of them sacked " 2787"Rome. Their first kingdom was founded in Worms, but after its destruction by " 2788"the Huns they moved to what is today Savoy and Burgundy, where they founded " 2789"their second kingdom. Eventually they were subordinated by the Frankish " 2790"Kingdom. The Burgundians gave their name to the later Romance nation and " 2791"region of Burgundy." 2792msgstr "" 2793 2794#: data/nation/burkinabe.ruleset:3 2795msgid "Burkinabé" 2796msgstr "" 2797 2798#: data/nation/burkinabe.ruleset:6 2799#, fuzzy 2800msgid "?plural:Burkinabés" 2801msgstr "Bavarezi" 2802 2803#: data/nation/burkinabe.ruleset:8 2804msgid "" 2805"Formerly Upper Volta, Burkina Faso is a country in inland West Africa. It " 2806"achieved its independence from France in 1960." 2807msgstr "" 2808 2809#: data/nation/burmese.ruleset:3 2810msgid "Burmese" 2811msgstr "" 2812 2813#: data/nation/burmese.ruleset:4 2814#, fuzzy 2815msgid "?plural:Burmese" 2816msgstr "Turci" 2817 2818#: data/nation/burmese.ruleset:6 2819msgid "" 2820"The Union of Burma (officially \"Myanmar\") is the largest country in " 2821"mainland Southeast Asia." 2822msgstr "" 2823 2824#: data/nation/burundi.ruleset:3 2825#, fuzzy 2826msgid "Burundian" 2827msgstr "ungur" 2828 2829#: data/nation/burundi.ruleset:4 2830#, fuzzy 2831msgid "?plural:Burundians" 2832msgstr "Bavarezi" 2833 2834#: data/nation/burundi.ruleset:7 2835msgid "" 2836"A monarchy emerged in the Great Lakes region of East Africa in the 1100s, " 2837"ruled by a Mwami (king) and several Ganwa (princes). It went through a " 2838"period of expansion until the 1600s when it encompassed approximately the " 2839"area of modern-day Burundi. In the late 1700s and early 1800s a succession " 2840"dispute weakened the monarchy, and by the end of the century it had become a " 2841"German colony. In the aftermath of World War I the colony fell to Belgium. " 2842"Following international pressure after World War II, Burundi became an " 2843"independent nation in January 1962." 2844msgstr "" 2845 2846#: data/nation/buryat.ruleset:3 2847msgid "Buryat" 2848msgstr "" 2849 2850#: data/nation/buryat.ruleset:4 2851#, fuzzy 2852msgid "?plural:Buryats" 2853msgstr "Arabi" 2854 2855#: data/nation/buryat.ruleset:6 2856msgid "" 2857"According to Mongolian historical annals, the Buryats were forest dwelling " 2858"Mongolian tribes living around Lake Baikal. In 1207 they were subjugated by " 2859"Jochi, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. When the Buryat homeland was annexed " 2860"to Russia through treaties in 1689 and 1728, they became politically " 2861"separated from other Mongolians and started developing a distinct national " 2862"identity. Today, the Buryat Republic is home to the majority of the roughly " 2863"half-million Buryats in the world as well as the center of Buddhism in " 2864"Russia." 2865msgstr "" 2866 2867#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:3 2868#, fuzzy 2869msgid "Californian" 2870msgstr "babilonian" 2871 2872#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:4 2873#, fuzzy 2874msgid "?plural:Californians" 2875msgstr "Babilonieni" 2876 2877#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:6 2878msgid "" 2879"California is the largest US state by population and economy. First " 2880"populated by Native Americans, it was colonized by Spanish missionaries in " 2881"the 18th century. California became a territory of Mexico upon that " 2882"country's independence. During the Mexican-American War local American " 2883"settlers proclaimed the 'Bear Flag Republic', which was incorporated into " 2884"the United States shortly thereafter. The 1848 Gold Rush brought massive " 2885"numbers of immigrants to California. In the 20th century the state became a " 2886"center of the world's entertainment and technology industries." 2887msgstr "" 2888 2889#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:34 data/nation/texan.ruleset:28 2890#: data/nation/vermont.ruleset:25 2891#, fuzzy, c-format 2892msgid "Sheriff %s" 2893msgstr "suedez" 2894 2895#: data/nation/californian.ruleset:34 data/nation/texan.ruleset:28 2896#: data/nation/vermont.ruleset:25 2897#, fuzzy, c-format 2898msgid "?female:Sheriff %s" 2899msgstr "Tovarăşul" 2900 2901#: data/nation/cambodian.ruleset:3 2902#, fuzzy 2903msgid "Cambodian" 2904msgstr "canadian" 2905 2906#: data/nation/cambodian.ruleset:4 2907#, fuzzy 2908msgid "?plural:Cambodians" 2909msgstr "Canadieni" 2910 2911#: data/nation/cambodian.ruleset:6 2912msgid "" 2913"Kampuchea (known in English as Cambodia) is the modern successor state of " 2914"the mighty Khmer Empire, which ruled most of the Indochinese Peninsula " 2915"between the 11th and 14th centuries." 2916msgstr "" 2917 2918#: data/nation/cameroonian.ruleset:3 2919#, fuzzy 2920msgid "Cameroonian" 2921msgstr "indian" 2922 2923#: data/nation/cameroonian.ruleset:4 2924#, fuzzy 2925msgid "?plural:Cameroonians" 2926msgstr "Croaţi" 2927 2928#: data/nation/cameroonian.ruleset:6 2929msgid "" 2930"Cameroon is a country in West Central Africa. Colonized by the Germans, it " 2931"was divided between Britain and France after World War I. It has been " 2932"independent since 1960." 2933msgstr "" 2934 2935#: data/nation/canadian.ruleset:3 2936msgid "Canadian" 2937msgstr "canadian" 2938 2939#: data/nation/canadian.ruleset:4 2940msgid "?plural:Canadians" 2941msgstr "Canadieni" 2942 2943#: data/nation/canadian.ruleset:7 2944msgid "" 2945"Geographically, Canada is the second largest country in world. The magnetic " 2946"north pole currently lies on Canadian territory." 2947msgstr "" 2948 2949#: data/nation/canari.ruleset:3 2950msgid "Cañari" 2951msgstr "" 2952 2953#: data/nation/canari.ruleset:6 2954#, fuzzy 2955msgid "?plural:Cañaris" 2956msgstr "Canadieni" 2957 2958#: data/nation/canari.ruleset:8 2959msgid "" 2960"The Cañaris were a pre-Columbian civilization in what is now Ecuador, whose " 2961"existence can be traced from the 6th century onwards. They were one of the " 2962"few Andean cultures not to worship the sun. The Cañari language was probably " 2963"related to the Mochica language of Peru, but by the time of the Spanish " 2964"conquest the Cañaris had mostly switched to Quechua. The Cañaris formed a " 2965"loose confederation with their main political center in Guapdondelig, " 2966"currently the city of Cuenca, capital of the province of Azuay. They were " 2967"subjugated by the Incas in the late 15th century, though they put up a " 2968"fierce resistance. They rebelled during the Incan civil war and sided with " 2969"the Spanish during their conquest of the Inca empire." 2970msgstr "" 2971 2972#: data/nation/cantonese.ruleset:3 2973#, fuzzy 2974msgid "Cantonese" 2975msgstr "sudanez" 2976 2977#: data/nation/cantonese.ruleset:4 2978#, fuzzy 2979msgid "?plural:Cantonese" 2980msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 2981 2982#: data/nation/cantonese.ruleset:6 2983msgid "" 2984"The Cantonese are a sub-group of the Chinese people originating from " 2985"Guangdong Province in Southern China comprising about 70 million people. The " 2986"Cantonese are renowned for their music and food and constitute an important " 2987"element in Overseas Chinese communities worldwide. They also form a majority " 2988"of the population in the Special Autonomous Regions of Hong Kong and Macao. " 2989"In the second century BCE, the Cantonese-dominated kingdom of Nanyue ruled " 2990"over much of Southern China and dominated Vietnam. In 111 BCE Nanyue was " 2991"incorporated into Han Dynasty China. Cantonese is the second most spoken " 2992"Chinese language after Mandarin." 2993msgstr "" 2994 2995#: data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:3 2996msgid "Cape Verdean" 2997msgstr "" 2998 2999#: data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:4 3000#, fuzzy 3001msgid "?plural:Cape Verdean" 3002msgstr "Canadieni" 3003 3004#: data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:6 3005msgid "" 3006"Cape Verde is an archipelago off the coast of West Africa. Before the " 3007"islands were settled by the Portuguese in the 15th century they were " 3008"probably uninhabited. Cape Verde subsequently became a major center for the " 3009"Atlantic slave trade. The islands declared independence from Portugal in " 3010"1975. The Cape Verdean population is of mixed European and African descent." 3011msgstr "" 3012 3013#: data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:24 data/nation/santomean.ruleset:25 3014#, fuzzy, c-format 3015msgid "Admiral %s" 3016msgstr "Emir" 3017 3018#: data/nation/capeverdean.ruleset:24 data/nation/santomean.ruleset:25 3019#, fuzzy, c-format 3020msgid "?female:Admiral %s" 3021msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3022 3023#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:3 3024#, fuzzy 3025msgid "Carantanian" 3026msgstr "cartagian" 3027 3028#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:4 3029#, fuzzy 3030msgid "?plural:Carantanians" 3031msgstr "Cartagieni" 3032 3033#: data/nation/carantanian.ruleset:6 3034msgid "" 3035"The Carantanians or Alpine Slavs were an Early Medieval confederation of " 3036"South West Slavic tribes who settled in modern-day Austria. The Duchy of " 3037"Carantania was one of the earliest Slav states, existing since the seventh " 3038"century CE. In the eighth century, it fell into dependence on the Frankish " 3039"kingdom, which led to the adoption of Christianity in the Latin rite by duke " 3040"Gorazd. In 819 years Carantania joined the revolt of the Croatian duke " 3041"Ljudevit Posavski. After its fall in 822 the state was abolished and " 3042"incorporated directly into the realm of the Franks. Slovenians are the " 3043"modern descendants of the Carantanians." 3044msgstr "" 3045 3046#: data/nation/castilian.ruleset:3 3047#, fuzzy 3048msgid "Castilian" 3049msgstr "Linie de Coastă" 3050 3051#: data/nation/castilian.ruleset:4 3052#, fuzzy 3053msgid "?plural:Castilians" 3054msgstr "Catalani" 3055 3056#: data/nation/castilian.ruleset:6 3057msgid "" 3058"Castile emerged to become the most powerful of the medieval Spanish " 3059"kingdoms. It absorbed Leon and later formed a personal union with Aragon. " 3060"Its current territory is divided over several autonomous communities of " 3061"Spain." 3062msgstr "" 3063 3064#: data/nation/catalan.ruleset:3 3065msgid "Catalan" 3066msgstr "Catalan" 3067 3068#: data/nation/catalan.ruleset:4 3069msgid "?plural:Catalans" 3070msgstr "Catalani" 3071 3072#: data/nation/catalan.ruleset:6 3073msgid "" 3074"During the Middle Ages, Catalan kings conquered and presided over several " 3075"kingdoms on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, from the Iberian peninsula " 3076"to parts of Italy and Greece. This confederation/empire became a major naval " 3077"and trading power in the Mediterranean area. Catalans kept their self-rule " 3078"after a dynastic union with the neighboring kingdom of Castile, and sided " 3079"with England and Austria against France and Castile in the Spanish " 3080"Succession War. In 1713, England signed the Treaty of Utrecht and dropped " 3081"out of the alliance, and the Catalans were finally defeated in 1714, losing " 3082"their national rights as a result." 3083msgstr "" 3084 3085#: data/nation/celtiberian.ruleset:3 3086#, fuzzy 3087msgid "Celtiberian" 3088msgstr "Nigerian" 3089 3090#: data/nation/celtiberian.ruleset:4 3091#, fuzzy 3092msgid "?plural:Celtiberians" 3093msgstr "Sîrbi" 3094 3095#: data/nation/celtiberian.ruleset:6 3096msgid "" 3097"The Celtiberians were a people from East-Central Spain that lived during the " 3098"last millennium BCE. They were of mixed Celtic and Iberian descent and were " 3099"defeated by Rome in the Numantian War." 3100msgstr "" 3101 3102#: data/nation/centralafrican.ruleset:3 3103#, fuzzy 3104msgid "Central African" 3105msgstr "american" 3106 3107#: data/nation/centralafrican.ruleset:4 3108#, fuzzy 3109msgid "?plural:Central Africans" 3110msgstr "Americani" 3111 3112#: data/nation/centralafrican.ruleset:6 3113msgid "" 3114"The Central African Republic is a country in Central Africa, formerly known " 3115"as the French African territory of Ubangi-Shari. It was ruled briefly as a " 3116"dictatorship in the 70s under Emperor Bokassa I during which it was called " 3117"the Central African Empire." 3118msgstr "" 3119 3120#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:3 3121#, fuzzy 3122msgid "Central American" 3123msgstr "american" 3124 3125#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:4 3126#, fuzzy 3127msgid "?plural:Central Americans" 3128msgstr "Americani" 3129 3130#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:7 3131msgid "" 3132"During the colonial era Central America formed the Captaincy General of " 3133"Guatemala. Central America declared independence from Spain in 1821, shortly " 3134"joined Mexico, and then formed a federal republic. Struggles between " 3135"Guatemala and the other provinces and between liberals and conservatives led " 3136"to the federation's demise. By 1840 the federation had ceased to exist. " 3137"Later attempts of reunification all failed, though since 1993 the Central " 3138"American republics cooperate in the Central American Integration System " 3139"(SICA)." 3140msgstr "" 3141 3142#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:29 3143#, c-format 3144msgid "Supreme Director %s" 3145msgstr "" 3146 3147#: data/nation/centralamerican.ruleset:29 3148#, c-format 3149msgid "Supreme Directrice %s" 3150msgstr "" 3151 3152#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:3 3153#, fuzzy 3154msgid "Central Lithuanian" 3155msgstr "lituanian" 3156 3157#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:4 3158#, fuzzy 3159msgid "?plural:Central Lithuanians" 3160msgstr "Lituanieni" 3161 3162#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:6 3163msgid "" 3164"Lithuanian Poles are an ethnic minority in Lithuania, mainly in the " 3165"Aukshtota region. They are a remnant of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - " 3166"the Commonwealth of Two Nations, which was founded with the Union of Lublin " 3167"in 1569. This state united the Kingdom of Poland with the Grand Duchy of " 3168"Lithuania and was founded by the Lithuanian grand duke Jogaila, who was " 3169"baptized with the name Władysław. The presence of the first Polish community " 3170"in Lithuania dates back to duke Mindaugas of Lithuania. The first Poles came " 3171"to Lithuania as prisoners of war taken during raids on the frontier lands " 3172"(mainly to Mazovia). After uniting the two countries there was a very strong " 3173"Polonization of the Lithuanian nobility. The Polish-speaking community in " 3174"Lithuania survived the collapse and partition of the Polish state, co-" 3175"existing with Lithuanian-speaking people. In 1920, the rebellious general " 3176"Żeligowski announced the creation of a Republic of Central Lithuania, which " 3177"was then incorporated into Poland. After World War II most of the Lithuanian " 3178"Poles were displaced to Poland's new western territories." 3179msgstr "" 3180 3181#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:38 data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:28 3182#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:35 data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:37 3183#, fuzzy, c-format 3184msgid "People's Commissar %s" 3185msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3186 3187#: data/nation/centrallithuanian.ruleset:38 data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:28 3188#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:35 data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:37 3189#, fuzzy, c-format 3190msgid "?female:People's Commissar %s" 3191msgstr "Preşedinte" 3192 3193#: data/nation/chadian.ruleset:3 3194#, fuzzy 3195msgid "Chadian" 3196msgstr "canadian" 3197 3198#: data/nation/chadian.ruleset:4 3199#, fuzzy 3200msgid "?plural:Chadians" 3201msgstr "Canadieni" 3202 3203#: data/nation/chadian.ruleset:6 3204msgid "" 3205"Chad is a landlocked country in Africa. Once the site of the Kanem-Bornu " 3206"Empire, Chad was colonized by France in 1900. Independent since 1960, Chad " 3207"remains one of the poorest countries of the world. From 1982 to 1990 Hissene " 3208"Habré led a notoriously brutal dictatorship." 3209msgstr "" 3210 3211#: data/nation/cham.ruleset:3 3212msgid "Cham" 3213msgstr "" 3214 3215#: data/nation/cham.ruleset:4 3216#, fuzzy 3217msgid "?plural:Chams" 3218msgstr "Cileni" 3219 3220#: data/nation/cham.ruleset:6 3221msgid "" 3222"Champa was the name of a group of closely related polities in what is now " 3223"the southern half of Vietnam. From the time of the earliest historical " 3224"records, the Champa kings were Hindus who worshipped Shiva in particular. " 3225"Involved with conflicts with the neighboring Khmer and Dai Viet states for " 3226"centuries, Champa was essentially subdued by Dai Viet in the late 15th " 3227"century. By this time, most of the Cham nobility had converted to Islam. The " 3228"majority of Muslims in modern Vietnam are of Cham ethnicity." 3229msgstr "" 3230 3231#: data/nation/chananean.ruleset:3 3232#, fuzzy 3233msgid "Chananean" 3234msgstr "canadian" 3235 3236#: data/nation/chananean.ruleset:4 3237#, fuzzy 3238msgid "?plural:Chananeans" 3239msgstr "Canadieni" 3240 3241#: data/nation/chananean.ruleset:6 3242msgid "" 3243"Reports of chynocephaly (having the head of a dog or jackal) can be traced " 3244"to Greek Antiquity. The physician Ctesias and the traveler Megasthenes " 3245"placed them in India. In the middle ages, Giovanni da Pian and Marco Polo " 3246"made reference to them, while the theologian Ratramnus debated whether they " 3247"should be considered human or not. Various stories have placed them in " 3248"Scotland, Canaan, Cyrenaica, and the Andaman Islands. The country 'Chananea' " 3249"comes from the German poet Walter of Speyer. In the account by Sir John " 3250"Mandeville, the people were known as the Nacumerians." 3251msgstr "" 3252 3253#: data/nation/chananean.ruleset:32 data/nation/werewolf.ruleset:32 3254#, fuzzy, c-format 3255msgid "%s Alpha" 3256msgstr "Alfabetul" 3257 3258#: data/nation/chananean.ruleset:32 data/nation/werewolf.ruleset:32 3259#, fuzzy, c-format 3260msgid "?female:%s Alpha" 3261msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3262 3263#: data/nation/chechen.ruleset:3 3264msgid "Chechen" 3265msgstr "" 3266 3267#: data/nation/chechen.ruleset:4 3268#, fuzzy 3269msgid "?plural:Chechens" 3270msgstr "Cehi" 3271 3272#: data/nation/chechen.ruleset:7 3273msgid "" 3274"Chechnya is an ancient nation in the Caucasus, currently part of the Russian " 3275"Federation. In 1588, the Chechens voluntarily subjected themselves as " 3276"vassals to the Moscovite tsar. Nevertheless, they have repeatedly waged war " 3277"against Russia. In the 1990s, after the breakup of the Soviet Union, a civil " 3278"war erupted when Chechen separatists proclaimed an independent Chechen " 3279"Republic of Ichkeria." 3280msgstr "" 3281 3282#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:3 3283msgid "Chiapanec" 3284msgstr "" 3285 3286#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:4 3287#, fuzzy 3288msgid "?plural:Chiapanecs" 3289msgstr "Chinezi" 3290 3291#: data/nation/chiapanec.ruleset:6 3292msgid "" 3293"Chiapas is a state in southern Mexico. It was governed from Guatemala during " 3294"the colonial era, but in 1824, after a brief independence, it chose to join " 3295"Mexico. Chiapas has a sizeable indigenous (predominantly Mayan) population. " 3296"Much of Chiapas' history has been characterized by struggles between " 3297"indigenous peasants and the mostly Ladino elite. The state's colonial " 3298"cities, Mayan peoples and natural wealth have made it one of Mexico's major " 3299"tourist destinations." 3300msgstr "" 3301 3302#: data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:3 3303msgid "Chickasaw" 3304msgstr "" 3305 3306#: data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:4 3307#, fuzzy 3308msgid "?plural:Chickasaws" 3309msgstr "Cileni" 3310 3311#: data/nation/chickasaw.ruleset:6 3312msgid "" 3313"One of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes, the Chickasaw occupied primarily " 3314"what is today the northern part of the U.S. state of Mississippi at the time " 3315"of first contact with Europeans. The name \"Mississippi\" itself originates " 3316"from a Chickasaw word meaning \"Without Source.\"" 3317msgstr "" 3318 3319#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:3 3320msgid "Chilean" 3321msgstr "cilean" 3322 3323#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:4 3324msgid "?plural:Chileans" 3325msgstr "Cileni" 3326 3327#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:6 3328msgid "" 3329"Chile is located on the south-western coast of South America. Chile declared " 3330"its independence from Spain in 1810. At the expense of Bolivia, Peru and the " 3331"indigenous Mapuche people, Chile more than doubled its territory in the 19th " 3332"century. Often having been more stable and prosperous than its neighbors, " 3333"Chile currently is the most developed country of Latin America." 3334msgstr "" 3335 3336#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:30 data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:28 3337#: data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:27 3338#, fuzzy, c-format 3339msgid "Captain General %s" 3340msgstr "Căpitan General" 3341 3342#: data/nation/chilean.ruleset:30 data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:28 3343#: data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:27 3344#, fuzzy, c-format 3345msgid "?female:Captain General %s" 3346msgstr "Căpitan General" 3347 3348#: data/nation/chimu.ruleset:3 3349#, fuzzy 3350msgid "Chimu" 3351msgstr "Şef de trib" 3352 3353#: data/nation/chimu.ruleset:4 3354#, fuzzy 3355msgid "?plural:Chimu" 3356msgstr "Finlandezi" 3357 3358#: data/nation/chimu.ruleset:6 3359msgid "" 3360"Inheritors of the Moche cultural tradition, Chimor began its expansion in " 3361"the 12th century from the Moche river valley in what is now northern Peru. " 3362"Their expansion continued until they were halted and conquered by the rising " 3363"Inka Empire in 1470. Their last king, Minchancaman, was captured and led to " 3364"the Inka capital Qosqo. Chimu artisans contributed greatly to the " 3365"manufacture of Inka artistic wares. Until its fall, Chimor controlled " 3366"perhaps 2/3 of the population of the northern Andes." 3367msgstr "" 3368 3369#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:3 3370msgid "Chinook" 3371msgstr "" 3372 3373#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:4 3374#, fuzzy 3375msgid "?plural:Chinooks" 3376msgstr "Chinezi" 3377 3378#: data/nation/chinook.ruleset:6 3379msgid "" 3380"The Chinook Confederacy was a group of communities with common customs and " 3381"language. They were a sedentary people living along the Columbia river in " 3382"present-day Oregon and Washington in the United States. Chinook regional " 3383"influence can be seen in the fact that their tongue became the base of a " 3384"pidgin language for trade and communication between Native Americans and " 3385"Whites throughout Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and all the way to " 3386"Alaska." 3387msgstr "" 3388 3389#: data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:3 3390msgid "Choctaw" 3391msgstr "" 3392 3393#: data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:4 3394#, fuzzy 3395msgid "?plural:Choctaws" 3396msgstr "Cileni" 3397 3398#: data/nation/choctaw.ruleset:6 3399msgid "" 3400"One of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes, the Choctaw traditionally " 3401"occupied much of the middle and south of today's U.S. state of Mississippi. " 3402"First encountered by Spanish explorers in the 16th century, they became long-" 3403"time French allies before siding with the Confederate States during the " 3404"American Civil War. The majority of Choctaw today live in Oklahoma following " 3405"forced removal from their homeland under president Andrew Jackson in 1831, " 3406"but there is also a vibrant band in Mississippi made up of Choctaw who " 3407"managed to escape removal and stay behind. The word \"Oklahoma\" itself is " 3408"derived from a Choctaw language term meaning \"red people\"." 3409msgstr "" 3410 3411#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:3 3412#, fuzzy 3413msgid "Chola" 3414msgstr "Cărbune" 3415 3416#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:4 3417#, fuzzy 3418msgid "?plural:Cholas" 3419msgstr "Cileni" 3420 3421#: data/nation/chola.ruleset:7 3422msgid "" 3423"The Cholas were a Tamil dynasty centered in southern India that was " 3424"unusually influential in northern India. They began as a tributary state to " 3425"the Pallavas, but in the 9th century their power began to grow. During the " 3426"11th century, they led expeditions against other Indian states as far north " 3427"as Bengal, as well as against the Maldives, Sri Lanka and even the " 3428"Indonesian kingdom of Sri Vijaya. They collapsed, however, in the 1250s as " 3429"other southern Indian states rose up." 3430msgstr "" 3431 3432#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:3 3433#, fuzzy 3434msgid "Chrobatian" 3435msgstr "croat" 3436 3437#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:4 3438#, fuzzy 3439msgid "?plural:Chrobatians" 3440msgstr "Croaţi" 3441 3442#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:6 3443msgid "" 3444"Chrobatia was an Early Medieval, semi-legendary Slavic state organized by " 3445"the White Croats in a part of Central Europe that can not be conclusively " 3446"identified today. The main source of the existence of a White Croatian state " 3447"is a mention by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogennetos. " 3448"White Croatia is sometimes associated with a prince Slavnik, lord of Libice, " 3449"whose influence extended to the region of Silesia and the land of Krakow." 3450msgstr "" 3451 3452#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:29 data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:31 3453#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:33 data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:23 3454#: data/nation/slavic.ruleset:33 data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:23 3455#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:29 3456#, fuzzy, c-format 3457msgid "Voivode %s" 3458msgstr "Voievod" 3459 3460#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:29 data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:31 3461#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:33 data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:23 3462#: data/nation/slavic.ruleset:33 data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:23 3463#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:29 3464#, fuzzy, c-format 3465msgid "?female:Voivode %s" 3466msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3467 3468#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:30 data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:24 3469#, fuzzy, c-format 3470msgid "Priestess %s" 3471msgstr "preoteasă" 3472 3473#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:31 data/nation/cossack.ruleset:30 3474#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:26 data/nation/finnish.ruleset:27 3475#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:22 data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:30 3476#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:31 data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:25 3477#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:29 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:41 3478#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:30 data/nation/slavic.ruleset:32 3479#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:38 3480#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:31 data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:27 3481#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:31 3482#, fuzzy, c-format 3483msgid "Grand Prince %s" 3484msgstr "Prinţesă" 3485 3486#: data/nation/chrobatian.ruleset:31 data/nation/cossack.ruleset:30 3487#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:26 data/nation/finnish.ruleset:27 3488#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:22 data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:30 3489#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:31 data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:25 3490#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:29 data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:41 3491#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:30 data/nation/slavic.ruleset:32 3492#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:29 data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:38 3493#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:31 data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:27 3494#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:31 3495#, fuzzy, c-format 3496msgid "Grand Princess %s" 3497msgstr "Prinţesă" 3498 3499#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:3 3500msgid "Chumash" 3501msgstr "" 3502 3503#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:4 3504#, fuzzy 3505msgid "?plural:Chumash" 3506msgstr "Cileni" 3507 3508#: data/nation/chumash.ruleset:6 3509msgid "" 3510"Inhabiting the Santa Barbara Channel Islands and the southern California " 3511"coastline between Malibu and Paso Robles inland towards the San Joaquin " 3512"valley, the Chumash lived in large permanent villages and maintained a semi-" 3513"monetized economy. These villages came to be ruled by hereditary chiefs, who " 3514"could be male or female. At time of contact, the population was likely " 3515"8-18,000 people, though perhaps as high as 22,000. The Spanish established " 3516"five missions in Chumash land. As a result of disease and other byproducts " 3517"of colonial rule, the population fell to less than 3,000 in 1831." 3518msgstr "" 3519 3520#: data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:3 3521msgid "Chuvash" 3522msgstr "" 3523 3524#: data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:4 3525#, fuzzy 3526msgid "?plural:Chuvashes" 3527msgstr "Cileni" 3528 3529#: data/nation/chuvash.ruleset:6 3530msgid "" 3531"Chuvashes are a Turkic ethnic group in Eastern European Russia and Western " 3532"Siberia. They may be descendants of Old Bulgarian Turkic tribes and possibly " 3533"Huns. Today there are about 1.8 million Chuvashes, about half of them in the " 3534"Republic of Chuvashia, which is part of the Russian Federation." 3535msgstr "" 3536 3537#: data/nation/circassian.ruleset:3 3538#, fuzzy 3539msgid "Circassian" 3540msgstr "persan" 3541 3542#: data/nation/circassian.ruleset:4 3543#, fuzzy 3544msgid "?plural:Circassians" 3545msgstr "Perşi" 3546 3547#: data/nation/circassian.ruleset:7 3548#, no-c-format 3549msgid "" 3550"The Circassians are the indigenous peoples of the Northwest Caucasus. The " 3551"Circassian or Adyghe language is part of the Northwest Caucasian language " 3552"family, related to Kabardian, Abkhaz and Ubykh. The Circassians first " 3553"emerged as a coherent entity some 6000 years ago. They were rarely " 3554"politically united; nevertheless they successfully managed to resist " 3555"countless invasions from great empires throughout their history. Circassians " 3556"were never fully subjugated in their long history until the middle of the " 3557"19th century, when they were defeated and subjected to genocide at the hands " 3558"of the Russian Empire. Today less than 10% of the Circassian population " 3559"lives in their original homeland." 3560msgstr "" 3561 3562#: data/nation/circassian.ruleset:34 data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:31 3563#: data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:28 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:38 3564#: data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:28 3565#, fuzzy, c-format 3566msgid "%s Bey" 3567msgstr "Bei" 3568 3569#: data/nation/circassian.ruleset:34 data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:31 3570#: data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:28 data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:38 3571#: data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:28 3572#, fuzzy, c-format 3573msgid "?female:%s Bey" 3574msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3575 3576#: data/nation/colombian.ruleset:3 3577#, fuzzy 3578msgid "Colombian" 3579msgstr "Luptă" 3580 3581#: data/nation/colombian.ruleset:4 3582#, fuzzy 3583msgid "?plural:Colombians" 3584msgstr "Romani" 3585 3586#: data/nation/colombian.ruleset:6 3587msgid "" 3588"Colombia is a country in northern South America. The region was an " 3589"Amerindian cultural center in pre-European time. The Spanish began settling " 3590"Colombia's north coast around 1500. In 1819 the Republic of Colombia gained " 3591"independence." 3592msgstr "" 3593 3594#: data/nation/comanche.ruleset:3 3595#, fuzzy 3596msgid "Comanche" 3597msgstr "Renunţă" 3598 3599#: data/nation/comanche.ruleset:4 3600#, fuzzy 3601msgid "?plural:Comanches" 3602msgstr "Romani" 3603 3604#: data/nation/comanche.ruleset:6 3605msgid "" 3606"The Comanche or Numunu are a Native American ethnic group whose historic " 3607"range (the Comancheria) consisted of present-day eastern New Mexico, " 3608"southern Colorado, northeastern Arizona, southern Kansas, all of Oklahoma, " 3609"and most of northwest Texas." 3610msgstr "" 3611 3612#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:3 3613#, fuzzy 3614msgid "Comorian" 3615msgstr "indian" 3616 3617#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:4 3618#, fuzzy 3619msgid "?plural:Comorians" 3620msgstr "Babilonieni" 3621 3622#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:6 3623msgid "" 3624"The Comoros is an island country in the Mozambique channel, consisting of " 3625"Grande Comore, Moheli and Anjouan, although the Comoran government also " 3626"claims Mayotte, which is currently a French overseas departement. Having " 3627"been under Arab influence since the 8th century, the Comoros is the " 3628"southernmost Muslim-majority country in the world." 3629msgstr "" 3630 3631#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:24 data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:27 3632#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:25 data/nation/finnish.ruleset:26 3633#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:25 data/nation/han.ruleset:28 3634#: data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:21 data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:24 3635#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:28 data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:64 3636#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:23 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:23 3637#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:22 data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:25 3638#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:30 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:25 3639#, fuzzy, c-format 3640msgid "Chairman %s" 3641msgstr "Hatman" 3642 3643#: data/nation/comorian.ruleset:24 data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:27 3644#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:25 data/nation/finnish.ruleset:26 3645#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:25 data/nation/han.ruleset:28 3646#: data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:21 data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:24 3647#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:28 data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:64 3648#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:23 data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:23 3649#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:22 data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:25 3650#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:30 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:25 3651#, fuzzy, c-format 3652msgid "Chairwoman %s" 3653msgstr "Hatman" 3654 3655#: data/nation/confederate.ruleset:3 3656#, fuzzy 3657msgid "Confederate" 3658msgstr "Celebrează" 3659 3660#: data/nation/confederate.ruleset:4 3661#, fuzzy 3662msgid "?plural:Confederates" 3663msgstr "Buri" 3664 3665#: data/nation/confederate.ruleset:6 3666msgid "" 3667"The Confederate States of America was a splinter nation of the United " 3668"States, formed by eleven Southern states, existing from 1861 to 1865. The " 3669"states seceded from the United States because of political and cultural " 3670"differences with the North, most prominently the issue of slavery, which " 3671"they feared the government of the recently elected United States president " 3672"Abraham Lincoln would abolish. The Confederate capital was Richmond, " 3673"Virginia, and Jefferson Davis was the country's only president. The American " 3674"Civil War pitted the Confederacy against the United States. After several " 3675"military defeats by United States troops the southern states had to abandon " 3676"their claims of independence; much of their territory laid in ruins. " 3677"Furthermore, the Union victory in the Civil War opened the way for the " 3678"abolition of slavery in the United States." 3679msgstr "" 3680 3681#: data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:3 3682#, fuzzy 3683msgid "Brazzaville-Congolese" 3684msgstr "Mongoli" 3685 3686#: data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:4 3687#, fuzzy 3688msgid "?plural:Brazzaville-Congolese" 3689msgstr "Mongoli" 3690 3691#: data/nation/congolesebrazzaville.ruleset:6 3692msgid "" 3693"The Republic of the Congo is a country in Central Africa, not to be confused " 3694"with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Congo has been independent from " 3695"France since 1960. From 1970 to 1991 it was governed as a Marxist-Leninist " 3696"one party state; in this period the country was known as the People's " 3697"Republic of the Congo. The country's economy relies heavily on the export of " 3698"petroleum." 3699msgstr "" 3700 3701#: data/nation/congolese.ruleset:3 3702#, fuzzy 3703msgid "Congolese" 3704msgstr "Controale" 3705 3706#: data/nation/congolese.ruleset:4 3707#, fuzzy 3708msgid "?plural:Congolese" 3709msgstr "Mongoli" 3710 3711#: data/nation/congolese.ruleset:7 3712msgid "" 3713"The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a big country in Central Africa. " 3714"Despite (or because of) its wealth of natural resources it has been in ruins " 3715"for most of its modern history. In 1885 Congo was awarded to Léopold II of " 3716"Belgium as his personal possession, the Congo Free State, which turned the " 3717"country into a slaughterhouse. At least twenty per cent of the population " 3718"perished and after an international outcry it became a Belgian colony in " 3719"1906. It achieved independence in 1960. The Mobutu dictatorship started a " 3720"new round of pillaging. When Mobutu was toppled the country sank into a " 3721"civil war, causing five million deaths, the bloodiest event since World War " 3722"II." 3723msgstr "" 3724 3725#: data/nation/cornish.ruleset:3 3726msgid "Cornish" 3727msgstr "" 3728 3729#: data/nation/cornish.ruleset:4 3730msgid "?plural:Cornish" 3731msgstr "" 3732 3733#: data/nation/cornish.ruleset:6 3734msgid "" 3735"Cornwall is a region in the extreme southwest of England, traditionally the " 3736"home of the legendary King Arthur." 3737msgstr "" 3738 3739#: data/nation/corsican.ruleset:3 3740#, fuzzy 3741msgid "Corsican" 3742msgstr "persan" 3743 3744#: data/nation/corsican.ruleset:4 3745#, fuzzy 3746msgid "?plural:Corsicans" 3747msgstr "Babilonieni" 3748 3749#: data/nation/corsican.ruleset:6 3750msgid "" 3751"For most of its history, Corsica has been ruled by foreign powers. Greeks, " 3752"Etruscans, Romans, Vandals, Visigoths, Byzantines, Saracens, Lombards, the " 3753"Papal States and Genoese all held sway over Corsica at one time or another. " 3754"The 18th century saw a war of independence inspired by Enlightenment values. " 3755"Pasquale Paoli managed to kick out the Genoese and from 1755 to 1769 Corsica " 3756"was an independent republic with the first modern constitution in the world. " 3757"Genoa sold its claim to France, after which a French invasion force defeated " 3758"the Corsicans and Corsica was incorporated into France." 3759msgstr "" 3760 3761#: data/nation/corsican.ruleset:32 3762#, fuzzy, c-format 3763msgid "General-in-Chief %s" 3764msgstr "Industrial" 3765 3766#: data/nation/corsican.ruleset:32 3767#, fuzzy, c-format 3768msgid "?female:General-in-Chief %s" 3769msgstr "Consul" 3770 3771#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:3 3772#, fuzzy 3773msgid "Cossack" 3774msgstr "Renunţă" 3775 3776#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:4 3777#, fuzzy 3778msgid "?plural:Cossacks" 3779msgstr "Cileni" 3780 3781#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:6 3782msgid "" 3783"The Zaporozhian Cossacks lived in Zaporozhia, in Central Ukraine. They were " 3784"a multi-ethnic community with Ruthenians being the dominant element, " 3785"organized in a military manner." 3786msgstr "" 3787 3788#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:31 data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:29 3789#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:39 3790#, fuzzy, c-format 3791msgid "Hetman %s" 3792msgstr "Hatman" 3793 3794#: data/nation/cossack.ruleset:31 data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:29 3795#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:39 3796#, fuzzy, c-format 3797msgid "?female:Hetman %s" 3798msgstr "Tovarăşul" 3799 3800#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:3 3801#, fuzzy 3802msgid "Costa Rican" 3803msgstr "croat" 3804 3805#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:4 3806#, fuzzy 3807msgid "?plural:Costa Ricans" 3808msgstr "Croaţi" 3809 3810#: data/nation/costarican.ruleset:6 3811msgid "" 3812"Costa Rica became an independent republic in 1840. It has been without an " 3813"army since 1949 and is one of the most democratic and wealthy countries of " 3814"Latin America." 3815msgstr "" 3816 3817#: data/nation/cree.ruleset:3 3818#, fuzzy 3819msgid "Cree" 3820msgstr "Călăreţ" 3821 3822#: data/nation/cree.ruleset:4 3823#, fuzzy 3824msgid "?plural:Cree" 3825msgstr "Greci" 3826 3827#: data/nation/cree.ruleset:7 3828msgid "" 3829"The Cree are the largest native group in Canada with over 200,000 members " 3830"who speak an Algonquian language and often call themselves \"Iiyiyuu\" or " 3831"\"Iinuu,\" meaning \"people.\" They originally inhabited much of Quebec, " 3832"Labrador, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Manitoba." 3833msgstr "" 3834 3835#: data/nation/cretan.ruleset:3 3836#, fuzzy 3837msgid "Cretan" 3838msgstr "tibetan" 3839 3840#: data/nation/cretan.ruleset:4 3841#, fuzzy 3842msgid "?plural:Cretans" 3843msgstr "Croaţi" 3844 3845#: data/nation/cretan.ruleset:6 3846msgid "" 3847"Crete is an island in the Mediterranean Sea, the largest of the Greek " 3848"Archipelago. In the 3rd and 2nd millennia BCE Crete was the site of Europe's " 3849"first advanced civilization, the Minoan culture. An eruption of nearby Thera " 3850"destroyed the Minoan civilization. Crete then became part of the Greek " 3851"cultural realm, and was subsequently conquered by the Romans, Arabs, " 3852"Byzantines, Venetians and Ottoman Turks. After having been a semi-" 3853"independent state for 15 years, Crete finally became part of Greece in 1913." 3854msgstr "" 3855 3856#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:3 3857#, fuzzy 3858msgid "Crimean Tatar" 3859msgstr "canadian" 3860 3861#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:4 3862#, fuzzy 3863msgid "?plural:Crimean Tatars" 3864msgstr "?plural:arameni" 3865 3866#: data/nation/crimeantatar.ruleset:6 3867msgid "" 3868"Historical feudal state on the Crimean Peninsula, existing from the 15th to " 3869"the 18th century. Crimean Tatars invaded Poland and Russia, which caused " 3870"wars with Turkey." 3871msgstr "" 3872 3873#: data/nation/croatian.ruleset:3 3874msgid "Croatian" 3875msgstr "croat" 3876 3877#: data/nation/croatian.ruleset:4 3878msgid "?plural:Croatians" 3879msgstr "Croaţi" 3880 3881#: data/nation/croatian.ruleset:6 3882msgid "" 3883"Croatia is the region of the Southern Slavs that was held by the Austro-" 3884"Hungarian Empire, rather than coming under Ottoman rule after the collapse " 3885"of Byzantium. During most of the 20th century it was part of the Yugoslav " 3886"Federation." 3887msgstr "" 3888 3889#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:3 3890#, fuzzy 3891msgid "Crusader" 3892msgstr "Cruciat" 3893 3894#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:4 3895#, fuzzy 3896msgid "?plural:Crusaders" 3897msgstr "Romani" 3898 3899#: data/nation/crusader.ruleset:6 3900msgid "" 3901"The Crusades were a series of wars in which European armies tried to re-" 3902"establish Christian control over the Holy Land. The First Crusade was called " 3903"by Pope Urban II in 1095. The crusaders managed to wrestle control of much " 3904"of the Levant from Muslim hands and established a number of states led by " 3905"noblemen from European Christian dynasties. The most powerful of crusader " 3906"states was the Kingdom of Jerusalem; other states included the County of " 3907"Tripoli, the Principality of Antioch and the Country of Edessa. Later " 3908"crusades were less successful. Muslim (Arab and Turkic) armies managed to " 3909"push back the Crusaders and the last Crusader controlled city, Acre, fell to " 3910"the Mamluks in 1291." 3911msgstr "" 3912 3913#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:3 3914#, fuzzy 3915msgid "Cuban" 3916msgstr "Luptă" 3917 3918#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:4 3919#, fuzzy 3920msgid "?plural:Cubans" 3921msgstr "Romani" 3922 3923#: data/nation/cuban.ruleset:6 3924msgid "" 3925"Cuba came under Spanish control in the 16th century. In the following " 3926"centuries, the island became one of the leading producers of tobacco, sugar " 3927"and coffee in the world. Cuba was granted nominal independence in 1902." 3928msgstr "" 3929 3930#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:3 3931#, fuzzy 3932msgid "Curonian" 3933msgstr "indian" 3934 3935#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:4 3936#, fuzzy 3937msgid "?plural:Curonians" 3938msgstr "Croaţi" 3939 3940#: data/nation/curonian.ruleset:6 3941msgid "" 3942"The Duchy of Courland and Semigallia was created as the result of the " 3943"secularization of the Teutonic Order State. The dukes of Courland were " 3944"vassals of Poland until its collapse. Duke Jakob Kettler led the failed " 3945"attempts of colonization in South America and Africa." 3946msgstr "" 3947 3948#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:3 3949#, fuzzy 3950msgid "Cuyavian" 3951msgstr "Leton" 3952 3953#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:4 3954#, fuzzy 3955msgid "?plural:Cuyavians" 3956msgstr "Canadieni" 3957 3958#: data/nation/cuyavian.ruleset:6 3959msgid "" 3960"Cuyavia is a historical region in Northern-Central Poland, bordered to the " 3961"East by Masovia, on the West by Greater Poland and on the North by Pomerania." 3962msgstr "" 3963 3964#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:3 3965#, fuzzy 3966msgid "Cypriot" 3967msgstr "Car de Luptă" 3968 3969#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:4 3970#, fuzzy 3971msgid "?plural:Cypriots" 3972msgstr "Croaţi" 3973 3974#: data/nation/cypriot.ruleset:6 3975msgid "" 3976"Cyprus became an independent republic on 16th August 1960. It is a Eurasian " 3977"island country located in the eastern Mediterranean, south of Turkey and " 3978"west of Syria and Lebanon." 3979msgstr "" 3980 3981#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:3 3982#, fuzzy 3983msgid "Cyrenaican" 3984msgstr "armean" 3985 3986#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:4 3987#, fuzzy 3988msgid "?plural:Cyrenaicans" 3989msgstr "?plural:armeni" 3990 3991#: data/nation/cyrenaican.ruleset:6 3992msgid "" 3993"Cyrenaica is a historical region in Eastern Libya. In Classical Antiquity " 3994"the region was part of the Greek cultural realm. From the 7th century " 3995"onwards the region was controlled by various Arab dynasties. Cyrenaica was " 3996"occupied by Italy in 1911. After World War II a short-lived Emirate of " 3997"Cyrenaica existed, of which the ruling Senussi dynasty established a united " 3998"Libyan Kingdom in 1951. Cyrenaica has been a hotbed of resistance against " 3999"the Gaddafi regime. The site of much of Libya's oil reserves, Cyrenaica has " 4000"seen renewed calls for autonomy following the overthrow of Gaddafi." 4001msgstr "" 4002 4003#: data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:3 4004#, fuzzy 4005msgid "Czechoslovakian" 4006msgstr "slovac" 4007 4008#: data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:4 4009#, fuzzy 4010msgid "?plural:Czechoslovakians" 4011msgstr "Slovenieni" 4012 4013#: data/nation/czechoslovak.ruleset:6 4014msgid "" 4015"Czechoslovakia was founded in 1918. It was long the only democracy in " 4016"Eastern Europe until it was overrun by the Nazis in 1939 and the Soviet " 4017"Union in 1948. Four years after the fall of communism it was split into the " 4018"Czech and Slovak republics." 4019msgstr "" 4020 4021#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:3 4022msgid "Czech" 4023msgstr "ceh" 4024 4025#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:4 4026msgid "?plural:Czechs" 4027msgstr "Cehi" 4028 4029#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:6 4030msgid "" 4031"Today's Czech Republic was until 1993 part of Czechoslovakia, which had been " 4032"until 1918 part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire." 4033msgstr "" 4034 4035#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:34 data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:27 4036#, fuzzy, c-format 4037msgid "Prophet %s" 4038msgstr "_Proprietăţi" 4039 4040#: data/nation/czech.ruleset:34 data/nation/moravian.ruleset:35 4041#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:27 4042#, fuzzy, c-format 4043msgid "Prophetess %s" 4044msgstr "_Proprietăţi" 4045 4046#: data/nation/dacian.ruleset:3 4047#, fuzzy 4048msgid "Dacian" 4049msgstr "Teren" 4050 4051#: data/nation/dacian.ruleset:4 4052#, fuzzy 4053msgid "?plural:Dacians" 4054msgstr "Indieni" 4055 4056#: data/nation/dacian.ruleset:6 4057msgid "" 4058"The Dacians were ancient tribes who lived on the left bank of the Lower " 4059"Danube in Dacia in what is now Romania. They were probably related to the " 4060"Thracians and other Paleo-Balkanic tribes. The unification of Dacian tribes " 4061"occurred during the reign of king Burebista. After the wars with Rome, they " 4062"were defeated in 106 CE. Dacia became a Roman province and succumbed to " 4063"Roman colonization. The remains of the Dacians mingled with East Germanic " 4064"tribes and later with Slavs." 4065msgstr "" 4066 4067#: data/nation/dahomean.ruleset:3 4068#, fuzzy 4069msgid "Dahomean" 4070msgstr "aramean" 4071 4072#: data/nation/dahomean.ruleset:4 4073#, fuzzy 4074msgid "?plural:Dahomeans" 4075msgstr "?plural:arameni" 4076 4077#: data/nation/dahomean.ruleset:6 4078msgid "" 4079"The southern third of modern Benin was once a historic kingdom known " 4080"variously as Agbome (c. 1600 - c. 1700), Danhome (c. 1700 - 1730), and " 4081"Dahomey (1730 - 1894). In 1730 the country became a tributary of the " 4082"neighboring kingdom of Oyo. It was conquered by France in the second Franco-" 4083"Dahomean war (1892 - 1894) and was split into Agbome and Alada. In the 18th " 4084"and 19th centuries Dahomey was known for its fierce ahosi (gbeto) warriors: " 4085"an army of women who were the king's official bodyguards and celibate wives." 4086msgstr "" 4087 4088#: data/nation/darfuri.ruleset:3 4089msgid "Darfuri" 4090msgstr "" 4091 4092#: data/nation/darfuri.ruleset:4 4093#, fuzzy 4094msgid "?plural:Darfuris" 4095msgstr "Barbari" 4096 4097#: data/nation/darfuri.ruleset:7 4098msgid "" 4099"The Sultanate of Darfur was an eastern so-called Sahelian state that from " 4100"its location in the region just south of the Sahara benefited and prospered " 4101"from trans-Saharan trade. The region had previously been dominated by the " 4102"Daju and Tunjur ethnic groups, the latter of which is traditionally thought " 4103"to have introduced Islam to the region. By the 16th century CE an ethnic " 4104"group known as the Fur had gained the upper hand and under Sultan Sulayman " 4105"established a long-lasting sultanate. The word Darfur means the Land of the " 4106"Fur." 4107msgstr "" 4108 4109#: data/nation/djiboutian.ruleset:3 4110msgid "Djiboutian" 4111msgstr "" 4112 4113#: data/nation/djiboutian.ruleset:4 4114#, fuzzy 4115msgid "?plural:Djiboutians" 4116msgstr "Bavarezi" 4117 4118#: data/nation/djiboutian.ruleset:6 4119msgid "" 4120"Djibouti is one of the smallest countries of Africa, located on the Gulf of " 4121"Aden. It has been independent from France since 1977. Djibouti's main ethnic " 4122"groups are the Afar and the Somalis. The country has one of the hottest " 4123"climates in the world." 4124msgstr "" 4125 4126#: data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:3 4127#, fuzzy 4128msgid "Dominicano" 4129msgstr "Român" 4130 4131#: data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:4 4132#, fuzzy 4133msgid "?plural:Dominicanos" 4134msgstr "?plural:Români" 4135 4136#: data/nation/dominicano.ruleset:6 4137msgid "" 4138"The Dominican Republic is located on the eastern two thirds of the Caribbean " 4139"island of Hispaniola. Its capital - Santo Domingo - became the first " 4140"permanent European settlement in the Americas when it was founded by " 4141"Bartholomew Columbus in 1498." 4142msgstr "" 4143 4144#: data/nation/dominican.ruleset:3 4145#, fuzzy 4146msgid "Dominican" 4147msgstr "Român" 4148 4149#: data/nation/dominican.ruleset:4 4150#, fuzzy 4151msgid "?plural:Dominicans" 4152msgstr "?plural:Români" 4153 4154#: data/nation/dominican.ruleset:6 4155msgid "" 4156"The island of Dominica was first sighted by Europeans, including Christopher " 4157"Columbus, in 1493. Legend has it that the island was named so since the day " 4158"of its first sighting was a Sunday. Officially the \"Commonwealth of Dominica" 4159"\", the country should not be confused with the Dominican Republic, another " 4160"Caribbean nation." 4161msgstr "" 4162 4163#: data/nation/dryad.ruleset:3 4164#, fuzzy 4165msgid "Dryad" 4166msgstr "Decedat" 4167 4168#: data/nation/dryad.ruleset:4 4169#, fuzzy 4170msgid "?plural:Dryads" 4171msgstr "Arabi" 4172 4173#: data/nation/dryad.ruleset:6 4174msgid "" 4175"Dryads are creatures of Greek myth; they are a type of nymph associated with " 4176"trees. Dryads were generally considered to be shy and long-lived. They are " 4177"usually female and are often depicted as beautiful young women." 4178msgstr "" 4179 4180#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:3 4181#, fuzzy 4182msgid "East German" 4183msgstr "german" 4184 4185#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:4 4186#, fuzzy 4187msgid "?plural:East Germans" 4188msgstr "Germani" 4189 4190#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:6 4191msgid "" 4192"The German Democratic Republic was founded in the Soviet Occupation Zone of " 4193"postwar Germany in 1949. It was part of the Soviet dominated eastern bloc " 4194"during the Cold War. The GDR was known for the Berlin Wall and its vast " 4195"internal security apparatus, the Stasi. In 1989 the communist regime " 4196"collapsed and one year later it was annexed to the Federal Republic of " 4197"Germany." 4198msgstr "" 4199 4200#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:27 data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:23 4201#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:27 4202#, fuzzy, c-format 4203msgid "Enemy of the People %s" 4204msgstr "Eroare la crearea unui nou jucător AI: %s." 4205 4206#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:27 data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:23 4207#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:27 4208#, fuzzy, c-format 4209msgid "?female:Enemy of the People %s" 4210msgstr "Prim ministru" 4211 4212#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:29 data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:24 4213#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:29 data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:24 4214#, fuzzy, c-format 4215msgid "Commissar %s" 4216msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4217 4218#: data/nation/eastgerman.ruleset:29 data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:24 4219#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:29 data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:24 4220#, fuzzy, c-format 4221msgid "?female:Commissar %s" 4222msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4223 4224#: data/nation/easttimorese.ruleset:3 4225msgid "East Timorese" 4226msgstr "" 4227 4228#: data/nation/easttimorese.ruleset:4 4229#, fuzzy 4230msgid "?plural:East Timorese" 4231msgstr "Germani" 4232 4233#: data/nation/easttimorese.ruleset:6 4234msgid "" 4235"A former Portuguese colony, East Timor declared independence in 1975 but was " 4236"overrun by Indonesian forces shortly thereafter. East Timor became the first " 4237"newly sovereign state of the 21st century when Indonesia relinquished " 4238"control on May 20, 2002." 4239msgstr "" 4240 4241#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:3 4242#, fuzzy 4243msgid "Ecuadorian" 4244msgstr "ungur" 4245 4246#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:4 4247#, fuzzy 4248msgid "?plural:Ecuadorians" 4249msgstr "?plural:bulgari" 4250 4251#: data/nation/ecuadorian.ruleset:6 4252msgid "" 4253"Ecuador is a country in western South America. It is divided into three very " 4254"distinct geographic regions: the coastal lowlands, the mountains of the " 4255"Andes and the jungles of the Oriente. The Galápagos islands are also part of " 4256"Ecuador. The country gained independence from Spain in 1821 and from " 4257"Colombia in 1830. Ecuador's history has been marked by rivalry between the " 4258"coast (Guayaquil) and the mountains (Quito). It also fought numerous border " 4259"wars with both Colombia and Peru. Nowadays Ecuador is one of the main oil " 4260"producing countries of South America." 4261msgstr "" 4262 4263#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:3 4264#, fuzzy 4265msgid "Egyptian Arab" 4266msgstr "egiptean" 4267 4268#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:4 4269#, fuzzy 4270msgid "?plural:Egyptian Arabs" 4271msgstr "Egipteni" 4272 4273#: data/nation/egyptianarab.ruleset:6 4274msgid "" 4275"Modern Egypt is the most populous Middle Eastern country as well as one of " 4276"the most populous in Africa. It is located on the site of one of the world's " 4277"most ancient civilizations." 4278msgstr "" 4279 4280#: data/nation/elamite.ruleset:3 4281#, fuzzy 4282msgid "Elamite" 4283msgstr "Şterge" 4284 4285#: data/nation/elamite.ruleset:4 4286#, fuzzy 4287msgid "?plural:Elamites" 4288msgstr "Irlandezi" 4289 4290#: data/nation/elamite.ruleset:6 4291msgid "" 4292"Elam was an ancient civilization located in the area of modern southwest " 4293"Iran, which arose around 3100 BCE. The Elamite language, written in " 4294"cuneiform, is of unknown origin. In 643 BCE the Elamite civilization was " 4295"destroyed by the Assyrians under Assurbanipal." 4296msgstr "" 4297 4298#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:3 4299msgid "Emirati" 4300msgstr "" 4301 4302#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:4 4303#, fuzzy 4304msgid "?plural:Emiratis" 4305msgstr "Irlandezi" 4306 4307#: data/nation/emirati.ruleset:6 4308msgid "" 4309"The history of the United Arab Emirates goes back to the 7th century. In the " 4310"19th century the Emirates became a dependency of the United Kingdom. In 1971 " 4311"six emirates joined in a federative state as the United Arab Emirates. The " 4312"following year, the seventh member emirate joined them." 4313msgstr "" 4314 4315#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:3 4316msgid "Epirote" 4317msgstr "" 4318 4319#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:4 4320#, fuzzy 4321msgid "?plural:Epirotes" 4322msgstr "Portughezi" 4323 4324#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:6 4325msgid "" 4326"The Epirotes were the ancient inhabitants of the Epirus region in " 4327"northwestern Greece. Their most powerful ruler Pyrrhus launched a campaign " 4328"against Rome in Italy, which ended in the famous \"Pyrrhic Victory\"." 4329msgstr "" 4330 4331#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:30 data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:48 4332#, fuzzy, c-format 4333msgid "Tyrant %s" 4334msgstr "Inf.marină" 4335 4336#: data/nation/epirote.ruleset:30 4337#, fuzzy, c-format 4338msgid "?female:Tyrant %s" 4339msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4340 4341#: data/nation/equatoguinean.ruleset:3 4342msgid "Equatoguinean" 4343msgstr "" 4344 4345#: data/nation/equatoguinean.ruleset:4 4346#, fuzzy 4347msgid "?plural:Equatoguineans" 4348msgstr "?plural:bulgari" 4349 4350#: data/nation/equatoguinean.ruleset:6 4351msgid "" 4352"Equatorial Guinea is a country in Africa. It is divided into a mainland part " 4353"(Rio Muni) and the islands of Bioko and Annobon. Formerly Spanish Guinea, " 4354"the country achieved independence in 1968. Equatorial Guinea is one of the " 4355"wealthier countries of Africa but also one of the most unequal." 4356msgstr "" 4357 4358#: data/nation/eritrean.ruleset:3 4359#, fuzzy 4360msgid "Eritrean" 4361msgstr "European" 4362 4363#: data/nation/eritrean.ruleset:4 4364#, fuzzy 4365msgid "?plural:Eritreans" 4366msgstr "Coreeni" 4367 4368#: data/nation/eritrean.ruleset:6 4369msgid "" 4370"Eritrea is a country in eastern Africa which borders Sudan, Ethiopia, and " 4371"Djibouti. It was once the Kingdom of D'mt and was later conquered by Italy. " 4372"In 1951 it was federated with Ethiopia, which led to the development of an " 4373"independence movement in the 1960s. In 1991 the 31-year war ended with " 4374"Eritrea gaining independence." 4375msgstr "" 4376 4377#: data/nation/esperant.ruleset:3 4378#, fuzzy 4379msgid "Esperant" 4380msgstr "European" 4381 4382#: data/nation/esperant.ruleset:4 4383#, fuzzy 4384msgid "?plural:Esperants" 4385msgstr "Coreeni" 4386 4387#: data/nation/esperant.ruleset:6 4388msgid "The Esperants are a world community united by the Esperanto language." 4389msgstr "" 4390 4391#: data/nation/estonian.ruleset:3 4392msgid "Estonian" 4393msgstr "estonian" 4394 4395#: data/nation/estonian.ruleset:4 4396msgid "?plural:Estonians" 4397msgstr "Estonieni" 4398 4399#: data/nation/estonian.ruleset:6 4400msgid "" 4401"Estonia is a small country on the south shore of the eastern Baltic Sea. " 4402"Its people and language are closely related to those of Finland." 4403msgstr "" 4404 4405#: data/nation/estonian.ruleset:21 data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:25 4406#, fuzzy, c-format 4407msgid "Protector %s" 4408msgstr "Lord Protector" 4409 4410#: data/nation/estonian.ruleset:21 data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:25 4411#, fuzzy, c-format 4412msgid "?female:Protector %s" 4413msgstr "Preşedinte" 4414 4415#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:3 4416msgid "Etruscan" 4417msgstr "" 4418 4419#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:4 4420#, fuzzy 4421msgid "?plural:Etruscans" 4422msgstr "Perşi" 4423 4424#: data/nation/etruscan.ruleset:6 4425msgid "" 4426"The Etruscans were an ancient civilization in Etruria, Italy, known for " 4427"their artistic achievements and building of necropolises. Their language is " 4428"only partly deciphered and their origins are still debated. They called " 4429"themselves Rasna and formed a confederation of twelve cities. In the 6th " 4430"century the Etruscan civilization started to crumble after Roman and Gallic " 4431"incursions. Rome itself probably originated as a city state that threw off " 4432"Etruscan domination. As a result, Roman sources often put the Etruscans in a " 4433"negative light, depicting them as a sexually licentious culture. However, " 4434"Roman civilization owes a lot to their Etruscan predecessors." 4435msgstr "" 4436 4437#: data/nation/european.ruleset:3 4438msgid "European" 4439msgstr "European" 4440 4441#: data/nation/european.ruleset:4 4442#, fuzzy 4443msgid "?plural:Europeans" 4444msgstr "Coreeni" 4445 4446#: data/nation/european.ruleset:6 4447msgid "" 4448"The foundation for the European Union was laid in 1957 with the Treaty of " 4449"Rome. The EU project has developed since then and is beginning to resemble a " 4450"fledgeling super state. But the question remains: Does such a thing as a " 4451"common European identity and nation actually exist?" 4452msgstr "" 4453 4454#: data/nation/european.ruleset:23 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:42 4455#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:34 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:31 4456#: data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:24 data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:31 4457#, fuzzy, c-format 4458msgid "Pope %s" 4459msgstr "Pop" 4460 4461#: data/nation/european.ruleset:23 data/nation/frankish.ruleset:42 4462#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:34 data/nation/holysee.ruleset:31 4463#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:31 4464#, fuzzy, c-format 4465msgid "Popess %s" 4466msgstr "Pop" 4467 4468#: data/nation/european.ruleset:24 data/nation/frisian.ruleset:35 4469#: data/nation/micronesian.ruleset:21 4470#, fuzzy, c-format 4471msgid "Commissioner %s" 4472msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4473 4474#: data/nation/european.ruleset:24 data/nation/frisian.ruleset:35 4475#: data/nation/micronesian.ruleset:21 4476#, fuzzy, c-format 4477msgid "?female:Commissioner %s" 4478msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4479 4480#: data/nation/evenki.ruleset:3 4481#, fuzzy 4482msgid "Evenki" 4483msgstr "Eveniment" 4484 4485#: data/nation/evenki.ruleset:4 4486#, fuzzy 4487msgid "?plural:Evenks" 4488msgstr "Greci" 4489 4490#: data/nation/evenki.ruleset:7 4491msgid "" 4492"The Evenks are a Tungusic ethnic group in Siberia, Mongolia, and northern " 4493"China. Historical evidence suggests that they have lived in the Baikal area " 4494"on today's Russian-Mongolian border since the Stone Age. When encountered by " 4495"the Russians in the 17th century, the Evenks were tribal hunter-gatherers " 4496"and reindeer herders." 4497msgstr "" 4498 4499#: data/nation/faroese.ruleset:3 4500msgid "Faroese" 4501msgstr "" 4502 4503#: data/nation/faroese.ruleset:4 4504#, fuzzy 4505msgid "?plural:Faroese" 4506msgstr "Greci" 4507 4508#: data/nation/faroese.ruleset:6 4509msgid "" 4510"The Faroe Islands are an archipelago in the Northern Atlantic ocean. " 4511"According to the sagas, they were first settled by Norsemen who fled the " 4512"tyranny of Norway's king Harald Fairhair. The islands became a Norwegian " 4513"possession in 1035 and passed to Denmark in 1814. The Faroes have home rule " 4514"since 1948." 4515msgstr "" 4516 4517#: data/nation/fijian.ruleset:3 4518msgid "Fijian" 4519msgstr "" 4520 4521#: data/nation/fijian.ruleset:4 4522#, fuzzy 4523msgid "?plural:Fijians" 4524msgstr "Perşi" 4525 4526#: data/nation/fijian.ruleset:6 4527msgid "" 4528"Fiji is the most populous of the small Oceanian island states. It consists " 4529"of Viti Levu, Vanua Levu and hundreds of smaller islands. Settled by " 4530"Polynesians, it became a British colony in the 19th century. Fiji has been " 4531"independent from Britain since 1970. Since then the country's politics have " 4532"been characterized by ethnic tensions between Indo-Fijians and indigenous " 4533"Fijians." 4534msgstr "" 4535 4536#: data/nation/fijian.ruleset:24 data/nation/maasai.ruleset:21 4537#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:23 data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:24 4538#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:33 data/nation/papuan.ruleset:31 4539#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:31 data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:28 4540#: data/nation/tairona.ruleset:26 data/nation/tswana.ruleset:30 4541#: data/nation/vanuatuan.ruleset:25 data/nation/venda.ruleset:22 4542#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:28 4543#, fuzzy, c-format 4544msgid "Paramount Chief %s" 4545msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 4546 4547#: data/nation/fijian.ruleset:24 data/nation/maasai.ruleset:21 4548#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:23 data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:24 4549#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:33 data/nation/papuan.ruleset:31 4550#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:31 data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:28 4551#: data/nation/tairona.ruleset:26 data/nation/tswana.ruleset:30 4552#: data/nation/vanuatuan.ruleset:25 data/nation/venda.ruleset:22 4553#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:28 4554#, fuzzy, c-format 4555msgid "?female:Paramount Chief %s" 4556msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 4557 4558#: data/nation/filipino.ruleset:3 4559msgid "Filipino" 4560msgstr "filipinez" 4561 4562#: data/nation/filipino.ruleset:4 4563msgid "?plural:Filipinos" 4564msgstr "Filipinezi" 4565 4566#: data/nation/filipino.ruleset:7 4567msgid "" 4568"After centuries of Spanish rule, the Philippines were ceded to the Americans " 4569"in 1898. They attained home rule in 1935 and independence in 1946." 4570msgstr "" 4571 4572#: data/nation/finnish.ruleset:3 4573msgid "Finnish" 4574msgstr "finlandez" 4575 4576#: data/nation/finnish.ruleset:4 4577msgid "?plural:Finns" 4578msgstr "Finlandezi" 4579 4580#: data/nation/finnish.ruleset:6 4581msgid "" 4582"Finland is a small, cold country on the northern fringe of Europe, noted for " 4583"exporting timber, cellular phones, and world-class operating systems." 4584msgstr "" 4585 4586#: data/nation/finnish.ruleset:28 data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:29 4587#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:29 data/nation/southafrican.ruleset:24 4588#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:24 4589#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:30 4590#, fuzzy, c-format 4591msgid "?female:Archbishop %s" 4592msgstr "Archiepiscop" 4593 4594#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:3 4595#, fuzzy 4596msgid "Flemish" 4597msgstr "Peşte" 4598 4599#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:4 4600#, fuzzy 4601msgid "?plural:Flemings" 4602msgstr "Finlandezi" 4603 4604#: data/nation/flemish.ruleset:6 4605msgid "" 4606"In the Middle Ages, Flanders was a county on the border of France and the " 4607"Holy Roman Empire. In the 15th century, it came under Habsburg domination " 4608"and subsequently it became one of the Seventeen Netherlands. Only after its " 4609"conquest by Revolutionary France was the county legally dissolved. Nowadays " 4610"the name is applied to the Dutch (or Flemish) speaking part of Belgium." 4611msgstr "" 4612 4613#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:3 4614#, fuzzy 4615msgid "Florentine" 4616msgstr "argentinean" 4617 4618#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:4 4619#, fuzzy 4620msgid "?plural:Florentines" 4621msgstr "Argentinieni" 4622 4623#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:6 4624msgid "" 4625"The Florentine Republic was founded upon the overthrow of the Margraviate of " 4626"Tuscany in 1115. Despite its seemingly endemic political intrigues, it " 4627"became the most magnificent city-state of its era. Florence was the cultural " 4628"and philosophical leader of Italy and indeed Europe in Renaissance, bringing " 4629"forth such luminaries as Dante, Savonarola, Michelangelo, Da Vinci and " 4630"Machiavelli. The De' Medici family eventually managed to consolidate its " 4631"hold on Florence, and in the 16th century the Republic was turned into the " 4632"Grand Duchy of Tuscany. In 1859 it was annexed by Italy." 4633msgstr "" 4634 4635#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:39 data/nation/genoese.ruleset:49 4636#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:26 data/nation/venetian.ruleset:27 4637#, fuzzy, c-format 4638msgid "Condottiere %s" 4639msgstr "Minuni: " 4640 4641#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:39 data/nation/genoese.ruleset:49 4642#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:26 data/nation/venetian.ruleset:27 4643#, fuzzy, c-format 4644msgid "Condottiera %s" 4645msgstr "Minuni: " 4646 4647#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:40 data/nation/milanese.ruleset:27 4648#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:33 data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:33 4649#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:30 4650#, fuzzy, c-format 4651msgid "Fra %s" 4652msgstr "Emir" 4653 4654#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:42 data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:49 4655#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:29 4656#, fuzzy, c-format 4657msgid "Captain %s" 4658msgstr "Căpitan General" 4659 4660#: data/nation/florentine.ruleset:42 data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:49 4661#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:29 4662#, fuzzy, c-format 4663msgid "?female:Captain %s" 4664msgstr "cilean" 4665 4666#: data/nation/formosan.ruleset:3 4667msgid "Formosan" 4668msgstr "" 4669 4670#: data/nation/formosan.ruleset:4 4671#, fuzzy 4672msgid "?plural:Formosans" 4673msgstr "Romani" 4674 4675#: data/nation/formosan.ruleset:7 4676#, no-c-format 4677msgid "" 4678"Taiwan is home to fourteen officially recognized and twelve unrecognized " 4679"tribes, all of whom are traditionally speakers of a group of Austronesian " 4680"languages known as Formosan. Historical linguists consider the island to be " 4681"the home of the Austronesian family, as it is host to the most diverse set " 4682"of Austronesian languages. Many of the tribes are traditionally matrilineal. " 4683"Starting in the 17th century, European and East Asian colonists vied for " 4684"control of the island, encroaching on aboriginal lands. Today, Formosans " 4685"constitute around 2% of the population of Taiwan." 4686msgstr "" 4687 4688#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:3 4689#, fuzzy 4690msgid "Franconian" 4691msgstr "indian" 4692 4693#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:4 4694#, fuzzy 4695msgid "?plural:Franconians" 4696msgstr "Indieni" 4697 4698#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:6 4699msgid "" 4700"Franconia was one of the stem duchies of the Holy Roman Empire. Founded in " 4701"the 9th century, unlike the other stem duchies it didn't manage to " 4702"consolidate itself and by the 12th century it had completely disappeared. " 4703"Franconia continues to exist as a cultural region in the modern states of " 4704"Bavaria, Thuringia and Baden-Wuerttemberg." 4705msgstr "" 4706 4707#: data/nation/franconian.ruleset:25 data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:23 4708#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:31 data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:28 4709#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:30 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:38 4710#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:23 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:26 4711#: data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:32 4712#, fuzzy, c-format 4713msgid "Prince-Bishop %s" 4714msgstr "Prinţesă" 4715 4716#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:3 4717#, fuzzy 4718msgid "Frankish" 4719msgstr "turc" 4720 4721#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:4 4722#, fuzzy 4723msgid "?plural:Franks" 4724msgstr "Perşi" 4725 4726#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:6 4727msgid "" 4728"The Franks were a Germanic confederation that formed in what is now " 4729"Northwest Germany in the 3rd century CE. In the late 5th century their " 4730"leader Clovis converted to Christianity, united the Frankish tribes and " 4731"conquered much of Gaul. Clovis' successors expanded Frankish rule over much " 4732"of Central Europe. The Frankish kingdom mixed Germanic and Roman elements " 4733"and would lay the foundation for much of European Medieval culture, society " 4734"and politics. After a period of stagnation the Frankish realm was reunited " 4735"in the 8th century. In 800 the Frankish king Charlemagne was crowned emperor " 4736"by the pope. Upon his death the Frankish Empire was divided once again. By " 4737"the 10th century CE the Frankish empire had broken up for good into West " 4738"Francia, which later became France, and East Francia, which later became the " 4739"Holy Roman Empire or Germany." 4740msgstr "" 4741 4742#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:43 4743#, fuzzy, c-format 4744msgid "Mayor of the Palace %s" 4745msgstr "Eroare la crearea unui nou jucător AI: %s." 4746 4747#: data/nation/frankish.ruleset:43 4748#, fuzzy, c-format 4749msgid "?female:Mayor of the Palace %s" 4750msgstr "Prim ministru" 4751 4752#: data/nation/frisian.ruleset:3 4753#, fuzzy 4754msgid "Frisian" 4755msgstr "persan" 4756 4757#: data/nation/frisian.ruleset:4 4758#, fuzzy 4759msgid "?plural:Frisians" 4760msgstr "Perşi" 4761 4762#: data/nation/frisian.ruleset:6 4763msgid "" 4764"Romans already mentioned the Frisii but historians are unsure whether they " 4765"were the ancestors of today's Frisians or not. In the early Middle Ages the " 4766"Frisians controlled a kingdom stretching from the Scheldt to Jutland. " 4767"Although eventually defeated by the Franks, they kept enjoying the famous " 4768"Frisian freedom, refusing to recognize the rule of any feudal lord. In the " 4769"15th and 16th centuries Frisian territory was eventually carved up, the core " 4770"becoming a province of the United Netherlands. In 1782 the Estates of " 4771"Friesland was the first foreign government to recognize the independence of " 4772"the United States of America." 4773msgstr "" 4774 4775#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:3 4776#, fuzzy 4777msgid "Friulian" 4778msgstr "brazilian" 4779 4780#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:4 4781#, fuzzy 4782msgid "?plural:Friulian" 4783msgstr "Perşi" 4784 4785#: data/nation/friulian.ruleset:6 4786msgid "" 4787"Friuli is a region in north-eastern Italy. A duchy of the Lombards and then " 4788"a march of the Franks, it was ruled by the Patriarchs of Aquileia from the " 4789"11th century onward. In the 15th century Friuli was divided between Venice " 4790"and Austria. The Friulian language is closely related to the Romansh " 4791"language spoken in Switzerland." 4792msgstr "" 4793 4794#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:3 4795msgid "Fulani" 4796msgstr "" 4797 4798#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:4 4799#, fuzzy 4800msgid "?plural:Fulani" 4801msgstr "Perşi" 4802 4803#: data/nation/fulani.ruleset:6 4804msgid "" 4805"The Fulani or Fulbe are an ethnic group in West Africa. Originally " 4806"pastoralists, in the 18th and 19th centuries they led the Fulani Jihads, " 4807"founding a number of states across the region. The biggest Fulani state was " 4808"the Sokoto Caliphate, founded by Usuman dan Fodio during the Fulani Jihad of " 4809"1809. It was one of the most powerful empires in Sub-Saharan Africa prior to " 4810"the European conquest and colonization. The caliphate remained extant " 4811"through the colonial period and afterwards, though with reduced power." 4812msgstr "" 4813 4814#: data/nation/gabonese.ruleset:3 4815#, fuzzy 4816msgid "Gabonese" 4817msgstr "sudanez" 4818 4819#: data/nation/gabonese.ruleset:4 4820#, fuzzy 4821msgid "?plural:Gabonese" 4822msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 4823 4824#: data/nation/gabonese.ruleset:6 4825msgid "" 4826"Gabon is a country on the Atlantic coast of Central Africa. Gabon, then " 4827"inhabited by Bantu peoples, became a French protectorate in the 19th " 4828"century. It has been an independent republic since 1960. It is considered " 4829"one of the most developed countries of Sub-Saharan Africa, in part because " 4830"of its position as a major oil exporter." 4831msgstr "" 4832 4833#: data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:3 4834#, fuzzy 4835msgid "Gaelic" 4836msgstr "italian" 4837 4838#: data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:4 4839#, fuzzy 4840msgid "?plural:Gaels" 4841msgstr "?plural:Gali" 4842 4843#: data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:6 4844msgid "" 4845"The Gaels were Celtic people, they may have originated in Spain but were " 4846"first reported in Ireland. During the Migration Period the Gaels also moved " 4847"to Scotland. They are the ancestors of the modern Irish, Scots and Manx. " 4848"Today, Gaelic speaking areas remain in Ireland, Scotland, the Isle of Man " 4849"and the Canadian province of Nova Scotia." 4850msgstr "" 4851 4852#. TRANS: Taoiseach = Prime Minister 4853#: data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:28 data/nation/irish.ruleset:44 4854#, fuzzy, c-format 4855msgid "Taoiseach %s" 4856msgstr "Pătratul %s" 4857 4858#: data/nation/gaelic.ruleset:28 data/nation/irish.ruleset:44 4859#, fuzzy, c-format 4860msgid "?female:Taoiseach %s" 4861msgstr "Consul" 4862 4863#: data/nation/galician.ruleset:3 4864#, fuzzy 4865msgid "Galician" 4866msgstr "italian" 4867 4868#: data/nation/galician.ruleset:4 4869#, fuzzy 4870msgid "?plural:Galicians" 4871msgstr "Italieni" 4872 4873#: data/nation/galician.ruleset:6 4874msgid "Galicia is a region in the northwest of Spain, just above Portugal." 4875msgstr "" 4876 4877#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:3 4878#, fuzzy 4879msgid "Gallic" 4880msgstr "italian" 4881 4882#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:4 4883msgid "?plural:Gauls" 4884msgstr "?plural:Gali" 4885 4886#: data/nation/gallic.ruleset:6 4887msgid "" 4888"The Gauls were a Celtic people occupying what is now France and Belgium. " 4889"They lived in chiefdom-level societies that grew increasingly centralized " 4890"and stratified under the influence of the Greek and Roman merchants and " 4891"soldiers who came to Gaul. Julius Caesar launched his eight year invasion of " 4892"Gaul in 59 BCE. He claimed to have killed one million people and enslaved " 4893"another million out of an original population of three million. The Gauls " 4894"united and rallied under Vercingetorix, who defeated Caesar at the battle of " 4895"Gergovia, but was later crushed by him at the battle of Alesia." 4896msgstr "" 4897 4898#: data/nation/gambian.ruleset:3 4899#, fuzzy 4900msgid "Gambian" 4901msgstr "Nigerian" 4902 4903#: data/nation/gambian.ruleset:4 4904#, fuzzy 4905msgid "?plural:Gambians" 4906msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 4907 4908#: data/nation/gambian.ruleset:6 4909msgid "" 4910"The Gambia is a small country in West Africa, straddling both banks of the " 4911"Gambia river. It achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1965." 4912msgstr "" 4913 4914#: data/nation/gambian.ruleset:19 data/nation/malian.ruleset:20 4915#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:19 4916#, fuzzy, c-format 4917msgid "Mansa %s" 4918msgstr "Inf.marină" 4919 4920#: data/nation/gambian.ruleset:19 data/nation/malian.ruleset:20 4921#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:19 4922#, fuzzy, c-format 4923msgid "?female:Mansa %s" 4924msgstr "Tovarăşul" 4925 4926#: data/nation/genoese.ruleset:3 4927msgid "Genoese" 4928msgstr "" 4929 4930#: data/nation/genoese.ruleset:4 4931#, fuzzy 4932msgid "?plural:Genoese" 4933msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 4934 4935#: data/nation/genoese.ruleset:6 4936msgid "" 4937"The Most Serene Republic of Genoa (Italian: Repubblica di Genova) was an " 4938"independent state in Liguria on the northwestern Italian coast from the 11th " 4939"century to 1797, when it was invaded by armies of Revolutionary France under " 4940"Napoleon. It was then succeeded by the Ligurian Republic, which existed " 4941"until 1805 before being annexed by the French Empire. Although its " 4942"restoration was briefly proclaimed in 1814, following the defeat of " 4943"Napoleon, this was short-lived, and the Republic was ultimately annexed by " 4944"the Kingdom of Sardinia." 4945msgstr "" 4946 4947#: data/nation/genoese.ruleset:51 data/nation/venetian.ruleset:30 4948#, fuzzy, c-format 4949msgid "Doge %s" 4950msgstr "Gata" 4951 4952#: data/nation/genoese.ruleset:51 data/nation/venetian.ruleset:30 4953#, fuzzy, c-format 4954msgid "Dogaressa %s" 4955msgstr "Dictator" 4956 4957#: data/nation/georgian.ruleset:3 4958#, fuzzy 4959msgid "Georgian" 4960msgstr "german" 4961 4962#: data/nation/georgian.ruleset:4 4963#, fuzzy 4964msgid "?plural:Georgians" 4965msgstr "Germani" 4966 4967#: data/nation/georgian.ruleset:6 4968msgid "" 4969"The Georgians were one of the first peoples in history to adopt " 4970"Christianity, in the 300s CE." 4971msgstr "" 4972 4973#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:3 4974msgid "Gepid" 4975msgstr "" 4976 4977#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:4 4978#, fuzzy 4979msgid "?plural:Gepids" 4980msgstr "Englezi" 4981 4982#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:6 4983msgid "" 4984"The Gepids were a group of ancient East Germanic tribes, closely related to " 4985"the Goths. Their original settlement was located on the Scandinavian " 4986"Peninsula. By the time of the wake of the Goths from Scandinavia they had " 4987"relocated to the southern coast of the Baltic. According to Jordanes, they " 4988"inhabited a land called Specis, near the mouth of the Vistula, probably " 4989"located on the Elblag Uplands. After the migration of the Goths on the Black " 4990"Sea, the Gepids extended their possessions in Pomerania. In the 3rd century " 4991"CE they moved to Dacia. From the 4th to the mid 5th century they were under " 4992"the authority of the Huns. After the death of Attila the Gepids moved to " 4993"Pannonia, where they defeated the Huns in the Battle of the River Nedao and " 4994"won a place to live east of the River Tisza. In Pannonia they fought " 4995"constantly against the Longobards west of the Danube. In 567 the Longobards " 4996"allied themselves with the nomadic Avars against the Gepids and defeated " 4997"them, breaking up their country. Gepids formed part of the Avar Khaganate, " 4998"founded on former Gepid territory." 4999msgstr "" 5000 5001#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:40 data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:31 5002#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:28 5003#, fuzzy, c-format 5004msgid "Presbyter %s" 5005msgstr "Preşedinte" 5006 5007#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:40 data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:31 5008#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:28 5009#, fuzzy, c-format 5010msgid "?female:Presbyter %s" 5011msgstr "Preşedinte" 5012 5013#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:42 5014#, fuzzy, c-format 5015msgid "Great Warrior %s" 5016msgstr "Mare Faraon" 5017 5018#: data/nation/gepid.ruleset:42 5019#, fuzzy, c-format 5020msgid "?female:Great Warrior %s" 5021msgstr "Mare Faraon" 5022 5023#: data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:3 5024#, fuzzy 5025msgid "German Belgian" 5026msgstr "Religia" 5027 5028#: data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:4 5029#, fuzzy 5030msgid "?plural:German Belgians" 5031msgstr "Brazilieni" 5032 5033#: data/nation/germanbelgian.ruleset:6 5034msgid "" 5035"The German-speaking Community is one of the three federal communities of " 5036"Belgium, part of the Walloon Region in the extreme east of the country. The " 5037"area was annexed by Belgium after the First World War to compensate the " 5038"country for the German occupation during that war. With about 75,000 " 5039"inhabitants the German-speaking Community comprises less than one percent of " 5040"Belgium's population. Long neglected, the German-speaking Belgians now enjoy " 5041"the same rights as their Flemish and French-speaking compatriots. As a " 5042"result, they are often dubbed 'the best protected minority of Europe' and " 5043"'the last true Belgians'." 5044msgstr "" 5045 5046#: data/nation/germanic.ruleset:3 5047#, fuzzy 5048msgid "Germanic" 5049msgstr "german" 5050 5051#: data/nation/germanic.ruleset:4 5052#, fuzzy 5053msgid "?plural:Germanics" 5054msgstr "Germani" 5055 5056#: data/nation/germanic.ruleset:6 5057msgid "" 5058"The Germanic peoples are an ethno-linguistic complex in Northern and " 5059"Northwestern Europe. The Germanic languages descended from a hypothetical " 5060"Proto-Germanic language within the Indo-European language family. The first " 5061"origins of the Ancient Germanic peoples are rather hypothetical; the " 5062"Germanic languages contain numerous features that are nonexistent in other " 5063"Indo-European languages. First attested on the North German Plain and in " 5064"Southern Scandinavia, they clashed with the Romans from the second century " 5065"BCE onward. Eventually, by the Early Middle Ages, Germanic kingdoms were " 5066"established on what was once the Western Roman Empire. By this time most " 5067"Germanic peoples had changed their ancestral polytheistic religion for " 5068"Christianity." 5069msgstr "" 5070 5071#: data/nation/ghanaian.ruleset:3 5072#, fuzzy 5073msgid "Ghanaian" 5074msgstr "canadian" 5075 5076#: data/nation/ghanaian.ruleset:4 5077#, fuzzy 5078msgid "?plural:Ghanaian" 5079msgstr "Canadieni" 5080 5081#: data/nation/ghanaian.ruleset:6 5082msgid "" 5083"Ghana takes its name from the old Ghana Empire. Known as the Gold Coast by " 5084"the Europeans, the Portuguese, Dutch and Swedes founded outposts but in the " 5085"19th century Ghana became a British colony. In 1957 Kwame Nkrumah proclaimed " 5086"Ghana's independence." 5087msgstr "" 5088 5089#: data/nation/ghana.ruleset:3 5090#, fuzzy 5091msgid "Ghana" 5092msgstr "canadian" 5093 5094#: data/nation/ghana.ruleset:4 5095#, fuzzy 5096msgid "?plural:Ghana" 5097msgstr "Canadieni" 5098 5099#: data/nation/ghana.ruleset:6 5100msgid "" 5101"The Ghana or Wagadou Empire existed in West Africa from the 9th to the 13th " 5102"centuries CE. It takes its name from the king, whose title 'ghana' means " 5103"'great warrior'. The Ghana Empire grew rich thanks to the trans-Saharan " 5104"trade and the goldmines in its territory. The modern Republic of Ghana takes " 5105"its name from the Ghana Empire, even though the empire was located in what " 5106"is now Mali and Mauretania." 5107msgstr "" 5108 5109#: data/nation/ghana.ruleset:25 5110#, fuzzy, c-format 5111msgid "Ghana %s" 5112msgstr "în %s" 5113 5114#: data/nation/ghana.ruleset:25 5115#, fuzzy, c-format 5116msgid "?female:Ghana %s" 5117msgstr "Tovarăşul" 5118 5119#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:3 5120msgid "Ghaznavid" 5121msgstr "" 5122 5123#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:4 5124#, fuzzy 5125msgid "?plural:Ghaznavids" 5126msgstr "Canadieni" 5127 5128#: data/nation/ghaznavid.ruleset:6 5129msgid "" 5130"The Ghaznavids were a Sunni Muslim dynasty of Turkish origin, reigning from " 5131"977 to 1186 CE in Afghanistan and Northern India, and at the peak of their " 5132"power also in eastern Iran and Central Asia." 5133msgstr "" 5134 5135#: data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:3 5136msgid "Göktürk" 5137msgstr "" 5138 5139#: data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:6 5140#, fuzzy 5141msgid "?plural:Göktürks" 5142msgstr "Turci" 5143 5144#: data/nation/gokturk.ruleset:8 5145msgid "" 5146"The Göktürk or Old Turkic Khaganate was ruled by the Ashina dynasty which " 5147"derived its legendary origins from the red she-wolf. The Göktürks were " 5148"ancestors of the modern Turkic nations in Asia and Eastern Europe. They were " 5149"the creators of a vast military empire, which covered the steppe areas from " 5150"the Kuban river in the West to Korea in the East." 5151msgstr "" 5152 5153#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:3 5154#, fuzzy 5155msgid "Golden Horde" 5156msgstr "Galbeni: %d" 5157 5158#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:4 5159#, fuzzy 5160msgid "?plural:Golden Horde" 5161msgstr "Buri" 5162 5163#: data/nation/goldenhorde.ruleset:6 5164msgid "" 5165"The Golden Horde was a historical Mongol and Tatar state, founded around " 5166"1240 in the western part of the empire of Genghis Khan by his grandson Batu " 5167"Khan, with its capital at Sarai Batu. After the conquests its greatest " 5168"extent covered the territories from the Irtysh to the mountains of the " 5169"Caucasus, Black Sea and the Volga and Kama basins. In 1375 the whole country " 5170"was conquered by Tamerlane and became vassalized. From the 14th century the " 5171"country gradually descended into instability, which at the beginning of the " 5172"15th century led to the complete disintegration of the state." 5173msgstr "" 5174 5175#: data/nation/gothic.ruleset:3 5176#, fuzzy 5177msgid "Gothic" 5178msgstr "Vizionare" 5179 5180#: data/nation/gothic.ruleset:4 5181#, fuzzy 5182msgid "?plural:Goths" 5183msgstr "Scoţieni" 5184 5185#: data/nation/gothic.ruleset:6 5186msgid "" 5187"The Goths were an East Germanic people who originated in what is now Poland " 5188"or possibly in Scandinavia. They dominated Southeastern Europe in the fourth " 5189"century CE. The Goths played a major role in the fall of the Roman Empire, " 5190"sacking Rome itself in 410 CE. The Visigoths conquered Roman Iberia while " 5191"the Ostrogoths founded a kingdom in Italy." 5192msgstr "" 5193 5194#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:3 5195#, fuzzy 5196msgid "Greater Polish" 5197msgstr "Mare Faraon" 5198 5199#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:4 5200#, fuzzy 5201msgid "?plural:Greater Poles" 5202msgstr "Polonezi" 5203 5204#: data/nation/greaterpolish.ruleset:6 5205msgid "" 5206"Greater Poland or Wielkopolska is a historic and geographic region of " 5207"central-western Poland." 5208msgstr "" 5209 5210#: data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:3 5211#, fuzzy 5212msgid "Greenlander" 5213msgstr "Mare Minune" 5214 5215#: data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:4 5216#, fuzzy 5217msgid "?plural:Greenlanders" 5218msgstr "Incaşi" 5219 5220#: data/nation/greenlander.ruleset:6 5221msgid "" 5222"Legend says that the Great Shaman Qitdlarssuaq led the Inuit people to Thule " 5223"(Qaanaaq) on the west coast of Greenland in the 10th century. Around the " 5224"same time, Scandinavian settlers arrived at the fjords on the southwestern " 5225"tip of the island. Today, Greenland is a self-governing country within the " 5226"Kingdom of Denmark with mixed Inuit and Scaninavian population." 5227msgstr "" 5228 5229#: data/nation/grenadian.ruleset:3 5230#, fuzzy 5231msgid "Grenadian" 5232msgstr "armean" 5233 5234#: data/nation/grenadian.ruleset:4 5235#, fuzzy 5236msgid "?plural:Grenadians" 5237msgstr "?plural:armeni" 5238 5239#: data/nation/grenadian.ruleset:6 5240msgid "" 5241"Grenada is an island nation in the Caribbean. It gained independence from " 5242"the United Kingdom in 1974. The main island was known as Camahogne by the " 5243"indigenous Caribs." 5244msgstr "" 5245 5246#: data/nation/guanche.ruleset:3 5247#, fuzzy 5248msgid "Guanche" 5249msgstr "Renunţă" 5250 5251#: data/nation/guanche.ruleset:4 5252#, fuzzy 5253msgid "?plural:Guanches" 5254msgstr "Incaşi" 5255 5256#: data/nation/guanche.ruleset:6 5257msgid "" 5258"The Guanches were the original inhabitants of the Canary Islands. Little is " 5259"known of their origins, but it appears that they were related to the " 5260"Berbers. In the 15th century they were subjugated by Castile." 5261msgstr "" 5262 5263#: data/nation/guarani.ruleset:3 5264#, fuzzy 5265msgid "Guarani" 5266msgstr "Maharaja" 5267 5268#: data/nation/guarani.ruleset:4 5269#, fuzzy 5270msgid "?plural:Guarani" 5271msgstr "Bavarezi" 5272 5273#: data/nation/guarani.ruleset:6 5274msgid "" 5275"Numbering perhaps as many as 400,000 people at the time of European contact, " 5276"the Aba (more popularly known as Guarani) lived primarily in what is now " 5277"Paraguay in agricultural villages. Today their Guarani language is spoken by " 5278"over 4 million people and is an official language of the nation of Paraguay." 5279msgstr "" 5280 5281#: data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:3 5282#, fuzzy 5283msgid "Guatemalan" 5284msgstr "Catalan" 5285 5286#: data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:4 5287#, fuzzy 5288msgid "?plural:Guatemalans" 5289msgstr "Catalani" 5290 5291#: data/nation/guatemalan.ruleset:6 5292msgid "" 5293"The ancient heartland of the Mayas, Guatemala was conquered by the Spanish " 5294"in the 16th century. It became independent in 1821 but was part of the " 5295"United States of Central America until 1840. It has endured political " 5296"turmoil for much of its history. Guatemala lived through one of the most " 5297"brutal civil wars of the 20th century until a peace agreement was signed in " 5298"1996." 5299msgstr "" 5300 5301#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:3 5302msgid "Guinean" 5303msgstr "" 5304 5305#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:4 5306#, fuzzy 5307msgid "?plural:Guinean" 5308msgstr "Bavarezi" 5309 5310#: data/nation/guinean.ruleset:6 5311msgid "" 5312"Guinea declared independence from France in 1958. Its first president Ahmed " 5313"Sékou Touré continued to rule the country until his death in 1984. Guinea is " 5314"not to be confused with neighboring Guinea-Bissau." 5315msgstr "" 5316 5317#: data/nation/gupta.ruleset:3 5318msgid "Gupta" 5319msgstr "" 5320 5321#: data/nation/gupta.ruleset:4 5322#, fuzzy 5323msgid "?plural:Gupta" 5324msgstr "Olandezi" 5325 5326#: data/nation/gupta.ruleset:7 5327msgid "" 5328"The Gupta Empire was one of the great classical empires. It ruled northern " 5329"India from around 240 to 550 CE." 5330msgstr "" 5331 5332#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:3 5333#, fuzzy 5334msgid "Guyanese" 5335msgstr "sudanez" 5336 5337#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:4 5338#, fuzzy 5339msgid "?plural:Guyanese" 5340msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 5341 5342#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:7 5343msgid "" 5344"Originally inhabited by the Arawk, Guyana was colonized by the Dutch but " 5345"became a British colony after the Napoleonic Wars. It gained independence in " 5346"1966. Under Forbes Burnham Guyana became a Marxist oriented country, but in " 5347"the 1980s it started its transition to a market democracy." 5348msgstr "" 5349 5350#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:27 data/nation/lankese.ruleset:22 5351#, fuzzy, c-format 5352msgid "Executive President %s" 5353msgstr "Director-Preşedinte" 5354 5355#: data/nation/guyanese.ruleset:27 data/nation/lankese.ruleset:22 5356#, fuzzy, c-format 5357msgid "?female:Executive President %s" 5358msgstr "Preşedinte" 5359 5360#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:3 5361#, fuzzy 5362msgid "Hacker" 5363msgstr "Gheţar" 5364 5365#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:4 5366#, fuzzy 5367msgid "?plural:Hackers" 5368msgstr "Danezi" 5369 5370#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:6 5371msgid "h4xx0r r0xx0rz!" 5372msgstr "" 5373 5374#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:35 5375#, fuzzy, c-format 5376msgid "?title:Hacker %s" 5377msgstr "Conducător" 5378 5379#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:35 5380#, fuzzy, c-format 5381msgid "?female:Hacker %s" 5382msgstr "Tovarăşul" 5383 5384#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:36 5385#, fuzzy, c-format 5386msgid "?title:1337 %s" 5387msgstr "Tovarăşul" 5388 5389#: data/nation/hacker.ruleset:36 5390#, fuzzy, c-format 5391msgid "?female:1337 %s" 5392msgstr "Tovarăşul" 5393 5394#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:3 5395#, fuzzy 5396msgid "Haitian" 5397msgstr "Aştept" 5398 5399#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:4 5400#, fuzzy 5401msgid "?plural:Haitians" 5402msgstr "Bavarezi" 5403 5404#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:6 5405msgid "" 5406"A slave rebellion led Haiti to independence in 1804. It was the first " 5407"independent black republic and the second independent country in the " 5408"Americas." 5409msgstr "" 5410 5411#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:26 5412#, fuzzy, c-format 5413msgid "President-for-Life %s" 5414msgstr "Preşedinte" 5415 5416#: data/nation/haitian.ruleset:26 5417#, fuzzy, c-format 5418msgid "?female:President-for-Life %s" 5419msgstr "Preşedinte" 5420 5421#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:3 5422#, fuzzy 5423msgid "Hanoverian" 5424msgstr "bavarez" 5425 5426#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:4 5427#, fuzzy 5428msgid "?plural:Hanoverians" 5429msgstr "Bavarezi" 5430 5431#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:6 5432msgid "" 5433"Hanover was a state in Northern Germany, in current Lower Saxony. From 1714 " 5434"to 1837 Hanover and the United Kingdom were united in a personal union. In " 5435"1866 it was gobbled up by Prussia." 5436msgstr "" 5437 5438#: data/nation/hanoverian.ruleset:23 data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:31 5439#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:28 data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:38 5440#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:23 data/nation/walloon.ruleset:26 5441#: data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:32 5442#, fuzzy, c-format 5443msgid "Princess-Bishop %s" 5444msgstr "Prinţesă" 5445 5446#: data/nation/han.ruleset:3 5447#, fuzzy 5448msgid "Han" 5449msgstr "Om" 5450 5451#: data/nation/han.ruleset:4 5452#, fuzzy 5453msgid "?plural:Han" 5454msgstr "Tailandezi" 5455 5456#: data/nation/han.ruleset:6 5457msgid "" 5458"The Han people are the majority ethnic group in China, tracing their lineage " 5459"back to \"Yandi\" (the Yan Emperor) and \"Huangdi\" (the Yellow Emperor), " 5460"legendary god-kings of prehistory." 5461msgstr "" 5462 5463#: data/nation/han.ruleset:26 data/nation/manchu.ruleset:26 5464#: data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:24 5465#, fuzzy, c-format 5466msgid "Empress Dowager %s" 5467msgstr "Împărăteasa" 5468 5469#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:3 5470#, fuzzy 5471msgid "Hanseatic" 5472msgstr "Fanatic" 5473 5474#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:4 5475#, fuzzy 5476msgid "?plural:Hanseatic League" 5477msgstr "?plural:antarctici" 5478 5479#: data/nation/hansa.ruleset:6 5480msgid "" 5481"The Hanseatic League was a powerful alliance of trading cities which existed " 5482"from the 12th to the 19th century. Hanseatic cities were found in the North " 5483"Sea and Baltic regions. Members of the league had their own law system and " 5484"occasionally the Hansa went to war with rival powers." 5485msgstr "" 5486 5487#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:3 5488#, fuzzy 5489msgid "Hasinay" 5490msgstr "Reina" 5491 5492#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:4 5493#, fuzzy 5494msgid "?plural:Hasinay" 5495msgstr "Tailandezi" 5496 5497#: data/nation/hasinay.ruleset:6 5498msgid "" 5499"A Caddoan political league from East Texas, the Hasinay Confederacy " 5500"consisted of a group of agricultural villages. Though they were involved in " 5501"trade networks connecting them with people as far west as the Puebloan " 5502"polities of the American Southwest, their cultural ties were more strongly " 5503"in line with the other mound-building cultures of the Southeast. The word " 5504"Texas is derived from Caddoan word for \"Friend.\"" 5505msgstr "" 5506 5507#: data/nation/hawaiian.ruleset:3 5508#, fuzzy 5509msgid "Hawaiian" 5510msgstr "Aştept" 5511 5512#: data/nation/hawaiian.ruleset:4 5513#, fuzzy 5514msgid "?plural:Hawaiians" 5515msgstr "Bavarezi" 5516 5517#: data/nation/hawaiian.ruleset:7 5518msgid "" 5519"The Kingdom of Hawaii was established in 1810 by King Kamehameha the Great. " 5520"Abolished in 1893, and subsequently annexed to the United States, the former " 5521"kingdom became the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959." 5522msgstr "" 5523 5524#: data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:3 5525msgid "Hellenic" 5526msgstr "" 5527 5528#: data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:4 5529#, fuzzy 5530msgid "?plural:Hellenes" 5531msgstr "Incaşi" 5532 5533#: data/nation/hellenic.ruleset:6 5534msgid "" 5535"The Hellenic Republic - also known as Greece - was created when the Hellenic " 5536"people gained independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1832." 5537msgstr "" 5538 5539#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:3 5540#, fuzzy 5541msgid "Helvetian" 5542msgstr "Veteran" 5543 5544#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:4 5545#, fuzzy 5546msgid "?plural:Helvetians" 5547msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 5548 5549#: data/nation/helvetian.ruleset:6 5550msgid "" 5551"The Helvetians (Latin: Helvetii) were an Ancient Celtic people, inhabiting " 5552"what is now Switzerland and adjacent parts of France and Germany. Helvetians " 5553"sometimes helped in the internal conflicts of Rome, for example, on the side " 5554"of Cicero. They were a big, expansive tribe, striving for domination over " 5555"the tribes of Gaul. The campaigns of the Helvetian chieftain Orgetorix were " 5556"used by Caesar as a pretext to conquer Helvetia and the rest of Gaul. The " 5557"Helvetians succumbed to the Romans and became Romanized during the following " 5558"centuries." 5559msgstr "" 5560 5561#: data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:3 5562#, fuzzy 5563msgid "Hephthalite" 5564msgstr "Şterge" 5565 5566#: data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:4 5567#, fuzzy 5568msgid "?plural:Hephthalites" 5569msgstr "Englezi" 5570 5571#: data/nation/hephthalite.ruleset:6 5572msgid "" 5573"The Hephthalites were a Central Asian nomadic confederation of the 5th and " 5574"6th centuries CE. Their precise origins and composition remain obscure. They " 5575"may have been of mixed Iranic, Tocharian and Turkic origin, but their main " 5576"language is unknown. Although they were also known as the White Huns, a " 5577"connection with the Huns is considered unlikely. The Hephthalites were " 5578"crushed by the Göktürks and Sassanids in the 6th century, but on the Indian " 5579"subcontinent some Hephthalite successor kingdoms survived until the late 7th " 5580"century." 5581msgstr "" 5582 5583#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:3 5584#, fuzzy 5585msgid "Hessian" 5586msgstr "persan" 5587 5588#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:4 5589#, fuzzy 5590msgid "?plural:Hessians" 5591msgstr "Perşi" 5592 5593#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:6 5594msgid "" 5595"Hesse became a landgraviate of the Holy Roman Empire in the 13th century. In " 5596"the 16th century it splintered into a a number of smaller territories. Many " 5597"Hessians fought in the American Revolution as mercenaries on both sides. " 5598"Currently Hesse is one of the states of the Federal Republic of Germany." 5599msgstr "" 5600 5601#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:27 data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:42 5602#, fuzzy, c-format 5603msgid "Landgrave %s" 5604msgstr "Caravelă" 5605 5606#: data/nation/hessian.ruleset:27 data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:42 5607#, fuzzy, c-format 5608msgid "Landgravine %s" 5609msgstr "Inf.marină" 5610 5611#: data/nation/himyarite.ruleset:3 5612#, fuzzy 5613msgid "Himyarite" 5614msgstr "Activează" 5615 5616#: data/nation/himyarite.ruleset:4 5617#, fuzzy 5618msgid "?plural:Himyar" 5619msgstr "Arabi" 5620 5621#: data/nation/himyarite.ruleset:7 5622msgid "" 5623"The Himyar were originally a mountain tribe in what is now Yemen that " 5624"conquered the other South Arabian kingdoms, including Sabaea in 115 BCE, " 5625"which were rich from the incense trade. The Himyar were castle-builders, " 5626"finding it necessary to erect citadels to protect against Bedouin raids. The " 5627"Axumite kingdom from Ethiopia ruled Sabaea from 340 to 378 CE, but the area " 5628"was reconquered by Himyar forces in 525. The fall of the nation was a slow " 5629"process involving the Christian states of Axum and the Byzantine Empire on " 5630"one side, the Mandean Sassanid Empire of Persia on the other, and various " 5631"South Arabian factions split between. The country switched from Axumite rule " 5632"to Sassanid in 575 and in 628, the fifth Sassanid satrap of \"al-Yaman\" " 5633"converted to Islam and Southern Arabia was incorporated into the new, " 5634"expanding Muslim empire." 5635msgstr "" 5636 5637#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:3 5638#, fuzzy 5639msgid "Holy Roman" 5640msgstr "roman" 5641 5642#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:4 5643#, fuzzy 5644msgid "?plural:Holy Romans" 5645msgstr "Romani" 5646 5647#: data/nation/holyroman.ruleset:7 5648msgid "" 5649"The Holy Roman Empire was considered the successor to the Roman Empire, but " 5650"as Voltaire once quipped it was neither Holy, nor Roman nor even less an " 5651"Empire. Nonetheless it proved to be extremely durable, and lost territory " 5652"only very slowly. For most of its existence it was a complex patchwork " 5653"consisting of an uncountable number of counties, duchies, electorates, " 5654"imperial free cities and other territories. In 1806 it was dissolved by " 5655"Napoleon and replaced by the Confederation of the Rhine." 5656msgstr "" 5657 5658#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:3 5659#, fuzzy 5660msgid "Papal" 5661msgstr "Papuaş" 5662 5663#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:4 5664#, fuzzy 5665msgid "?plural:Papal States" 5666msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 5667 5668#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:6 5669msgid "" 5670"The Papal States were the territories on the Italian Peninsula and elsewhere " 5671"under the direct sovereign rule by the Roman Catholic popes. Established in " 5672"the 8th century CE from territory donated to the Church by the pious and the " 5673"wealthy, the Papal States grew to become the dominant power in Italy for " 5674"centuries." 5675msgstr "" 5676 5677#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:28 5678#, fuzzy, c-format 5679msgid "Antipope %s" 5680msgstr "Pop" 5681 5682#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:28 5683#, fuzzy, c-format 5684msgid "Antipopess %s" 5685msgstr "Pop" 5686 5687#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:32 data/nation/maltese.ruleset:28 5688#: data/nation/templar.ruleset:41 data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:31 5689#, fuzzy, c-format 5690msgid "Grand Master %s" 5691msgstr "Grânar" 5692 5693#: data/nation/holysee.ruleset:32 data/nation/maltese.ruleset:28 5694#: data/nation/templar.ruleset:41 data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:31 5695#, fuzzy, c-format 5696msgid "Grand Mistress %s" 5697msgstr "Grânar" 5698 5699#: data/nation/honduran.ruleset:3 5700msgid "Honduran" 5701msgstr "" 5702 5703#: data/nation/honduran.ruleset:4 5704#, fuzzy 5705msgid "?plural:Hondurans" 5706msgstr "Indieni" 5707 5708#: data/nation/honduran.ruleset:7 5709msgid "" 5710"Honduras has been an independent republic since the dissolution of the " 5711"Central American Federation in 1840. The archetypical 'banana republic', " 5712"periods of dictatorship and of more or less democratic rule have followed " 5713"each other. Its current constitution was adopted in 1982." 5714msgstr "" 5715 5716#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:3 5717#, fuzzy 5718msgid "Hopi" 5719msgstr "Host" 5720 5721#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:4 5722#, fuzzy 5723msgid "?plural:Hopis" 5724msgstr "Scoţieni" 5725 5726#: data/nation/hopi.ruleset:7 5727msgid "" 5728"A matrilineal culture in North America, who claim descent from the " 5729"Hisatsinom. The Hopi live today on the Hopi Reservation in northeastern " 5730"Arizona." 5731msgstr "" 5732 5733#: data/nation/hungarian.ruleset:3 5734msgid "Hungarian" 5735msgstr "ungur" 5736 5737#: data/nation/hungarian.ruleset:4 5738msgid "?plural:Hungarians" 5739msgstr "Unguri" 5740 5741#: data/nation/hungarian.ruleset:6 5742msgid "Legend says that Hungary was founded by Arpad in the 9th century." 5743msgstr "" 5744 5745#: data/nation/iberian.ruleset:3 5746#, fuzzy 5747msgid "Iberian" 5748msgstr "Nigerian" 5749 5750#: data/nation/iberian.ruleset:4 5751#, fuzzy 5752msgid "?plural:Iberians" 5753msgstr "Sîrbi" 5754 5755#: data/nation/iberian.ruleset:6 5756msgid "" 5757"The Iberians were non-Indo-European inhabitants of the ancient Iberian " 5758"Peninsula. Very little is known about their history. They were subjugated by " 5759"Rome in the last centuries BCE." 5760msgstr "" 5761 5762#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:3 5763msgid "Icelandic" 5764msgstr "" 5765 5766#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:4 5767#, fuzzy 5768msgid "?plural:Icelanders" 5769msgstr "Incaşi" 5770 5771#: data/nation/icelandic.ruleset:6 5772msgid "" 5773"Iceland was long one of the largest uninhabited islands in the world, until " 5774"it was settled by Norwegian Vikings in the late 9th century. The island was " 5775"kept initially under the Norwegian and later the Danish crown until " 5776"independence from Denmark in 1944." 5777msgstr "" 5778 5779#: data/nation/illyrian.ruleset:3 5780#, fuzzy 5781msgid "Illyrian" 5782msgstr "italian" 5783 5784#: data/nation/illyrian.ruleset:4 5785#, fuzzy 5786msgid "?plural:Illyrians" 5787msgstr "Italieni" 5788 5789#: data/nation/illyrian.ruleset:6 5790msgid "" 5791"Illyrians were Indo-European tribes who appeared in the western part of the " 5792"Balkan Peninsula before 1000 BCE, including Corcyra island and Ambracia bay " 5793"in prehistoric Epirus to the south. They mixed with Thracians in Dardania to " 5794"the east, and settled Messapia across the Adriatic Sea. Illyrian kingdoms " 5795"were independent for centuries, until conquered by the Roman Republic." 5796msgstr "" 5797 5798#: data/nation/indoeuropean.ruleset:3 5799#, fuzzy 5800msgid "Indo-European" 5801msgstr "European" 5802 5803#: data/nation/indoeuropean.ruleset:4 5804#, fuzzy 5805msgid "?plural:Indo-Europeans" 5806msgstr "Coreeni" 5807 5808#: data/nation/indoeuropean.ruleset:6 5809msgid "" 5810"The Indo-Europeans were a hypothetical ancient people who were " 5811"linguistically ancestral to modern peoples in Europe and South and West " 5812"Asia. They probably existed about 5000 years ago somewhere on the Eurasian " 5813"steppes, but their true origins remain a mystery. The existence of this " 5814"people has been inferred from the analysis of Indo-European languages, on " 5815"the basis of which attempts to reconstruct the Proto-Indo-European language " 5816"have been made. One of the first scientists who noted the similarities " 5817"between these languages was Sir William Jones." 5818msgstr "" 5819 5820#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:3 5821#, fuzzy 5822msgid "Inuit" 5823msgstr "Termină" 5824 5825#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:4 5826#, fuzzy 5827msgid "?plural:Inuits" 5828msgstr "Indieni" 5829 5830#: data/nation/inuit.ruleset:6 5831msgid "" 5832"The Inuits are a group of peoples inhabiting the Arctic areas of North " 5833"America and Siberia. The Canadian territory of Nunavut has a majority " 5834"population of Inuits; the name of the territory means \"our land\" in " 5835"Inuktitut." 5836msgstr "" 5837 5838#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:3 5839#, fuzzy 5840msgid "Iranian" 5841msgstr "indian" 5842 5843#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:4 5844#, fuzzy 5845msgid "?plural:Iranians" 5846msgstr "Indieni" 5847 5848#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:6 5849msgid "" 5850"Iran means \"Land of the Aryans\" - long known as Persia in the Western " 5851"world. The country is today an Islamic Republic and a major power in the " 5852"Middle East." 5853msgstr "" 5854 5855#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:42 5856#, fuzzy, c-format 5857msgid "Ayatollah %s" 5858msgstr "Ayatollah" 5859 5860#: data/nation/iranian.ruleset:42 5861#, fuzzy, c-format 5862msgid "?female:Ayatollah %s" 5863msgstr "Consul" 5864 5865#: data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:3 5866#, fuzzy 5867msgid "Iraqi" 5868msgstr "israelian" 5869 5870#: data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:4 5871#, fuzzy 5872msgid "?plural:Iraqis" 5873msgstr "Irlandezi" 5874 5875#: data/nation/iraqi.ruleset:6 5876msgid "" 5877"Iraq was founded after the fall of the Ottoman empire. It is encompassing " 5878"the ancient region of Mesopotamia at the confluence of the Tigris and " 5879"Euphrates rivers." 5880msgstr "" 5881 5882#: data/nation/irish.ruleset:3 5883msgid "Irish" 5884msgstr "irlandez" 5885 5886#: data/nation/irish.ruleset:4 5887msgid "?plural:Irish" 5888msgstr "Irlandezi" 5889 5890#: data/nation/irish.ruleset:6 5891msgid "" 5892"Ireland held out against the Romans and Vikings but was conquered by the " 5893"Normans in 1171. It was ruled by the English until 1922 when most of the " 5894"country was granted limited autonomy, becoming a republic in 1949. The " 5895"North of Ireland was settled in the 17th century by Scottish and English " 5896"planters and is now part of the United Kingdom." 5897msgstr "" 5898 5899#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:3 5900msgid "Israeli" 5901msgstr "israelian" 5902 5903#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:4 5904msgid "?plural:Israelis" 5905msgstr "Israelieni" 5906 5907#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:6 5908msgid "" 5909"The nation of Israel was founded in 1948 as a scattered collection of " 5910"cantons in British Palestine, and has gradually expanded through winning " 5911"wars in 1948, 1967 and 1973." 5912msgstr "" 5913 5914#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:22 5915#, c-format 5916msgid "Kibbutznik %s" 5917msgstr "" 5918 5919#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:22 5920#, fuzzy, c-format 5921msgid "?female:Kibbutznikit %s" 5922msgstr "Consul" 5923 5924#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:24 data/nation/khazar.ruleset:35 5925#, fuzzy, c-format 5926msgid "Rabbi %s" 5927msgstr "Cale ferată" 5928 5929#: data/nation/israeli.ruleset:24 data/nation/khazar.ruleset:35 5930#, fuzzy, c-format 5931msgid "?female:Rabbi %s" 5932msgstr "Consul" 5933 5934#: data/nation/israelite.ruleset:3 5935#, fuzzy 5936msgid "Israelite" 5937msgstr "israelian" 5938 5939#: data/nation/israelite.ruleset:4 5940#, fuzzy 5941msgid "?plural:Israelites" 5942msgstr "Israelieni" 5943 5944#: data/nation/israelite.ruleset:6 5945msgid "" 5946"Israel was a Jewish kingdom on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean " 5947"founded around 1000 BCE. Much of its history is told in the holy books of " 5948"the Abrahamic religions. The last Jewish kingdom was destroyed by the Romans " 5949"in the 1st century CE, leaving the Jews scattered around the world for " 5950"nineteen centuries." 5951msgstr "" 5952 5953#: data/nation/israelite.ruleset:32 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:33 5954#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:32 5955#, fuzzy, c-format 5956msgid "Judge %s" 5957msgstr "Gata" 5958 5959#: data/nation/israelite.ruleset:32 data/nation/miskito.ruleset:33 5960#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:32 5961#, fuzzy, c-format 5962msgid "?female:Judge %s" 5963msgstr "Preşedinte" 5964 5965#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:3 5966#, fuzzy 5967msgid "Italian Greek" 5968msgstr "italian" 5969 5970#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:4 5971#, fuzzy 5972msgid "?plural:Italian Greeks" 5973msgstr "Italieni" 5974 5975#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:6 5976msgid "" 5977"Ancient Magna Graecia was a complex of Greek cities-colonies on the coasts " 5978"of Italy and Sicily, founded during the Greek Colonization. They played an " 5979"important role in the development of Etruscan and Roman cultures. In the 5th " 5980"century BCE Magna Graecia was dominated by the city-state of Syracuse, a " 5981"great center of Greek culture. Other major urban centers included Taranto, " 5982"Croton, Sybaris and Messana. Magna Graecia was gradually conquered by Rome, " 5983"a conquest that was completed by 272 BC. After the fall of the Western Roman " 5984"Empire, Southern Italy was temporarily part of the Byzantine Empire as the " 5985"Catepanate of Italia. A Greek-speaking population has survived in these " 5986"areas to modern times." 5987msgstr "" 5988 5989#: data/nation/italiangreek.ruleset:48 5990#, fuzzy, c-format 5991msgid "Tyranne %s" 5992msgstr "Inf.marină" 5993 5994#: data/nation/ivoirian.ruleset:3 5995#, fuzzy 5996msgid "Ivoirian" 5997msgstr "indian" 5998 5999#: data/nation/ivoirian.ruleset:4 6000#, fuzzy 6001msgid "?plural:Ivoirian" 6002msgstr "Indieni" 6003 6004#: data/nation/ivoirian.ruleset:6 6005msgid "" 6006"Ivory Coast or Côte d'Ivoire achieved independence in 1960. It has been " 6007"relatively stable compared to other West African countries, but in the 2000s " 6008"it lived through a civil war." 6009msgstr "" 6010 6011#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:3 6012msgid "Jaffna" 6013msgstr "" 6014 6015#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:4 6016#, fuzzy 6017msgid "?plural:Jaffnas" 6018msgstr "Canadieni" 6019 6020#: data/nation/jaffna.ruleset:7 6021msgid "" 6022"The Jaffna Kingdom was a medieval Tamil kingdom based in the north of Sri " 6023"Lanka. It was a successful southern rival to the Chola Empire on the Indian " 6024"mainland." 6025msgstr "" 6026 6027#: data/nation/jamaican.ruleset:3 6028#, fuzzy 6029msgid "Jamaican" 6030msgstr "american" 6031 6032#: data/nation/jamaican.ruleset:4 6033#, fuzzy 6034msgid "?plural:Jamaicans" 6035msgstr "Americani" 6036 6037#: data/nation/jamaican.ruleset:6 6038msgid "" 6039"Columbus landed on Jamaica in 1494. The island was colonized by the Spanish " 6040"but in 1655 it was conquered by the English, who turned the island into a " 6041"slave-based plantation economy. Slavery was abolished in 1834. The country " 6042"became an independent country within the Commonwealth in 1962. Jamaica is " 6043"famous around the world for its music; genres such as reggae and ska " 6044"originated on the island." 6045msgstr "" 6046 6047#: data/nation/jamaican.ruleset:25 6048#, fuzzy, c-format 6049msgid "Rasta %s" 6050msgstr " la %s" 6051 6052#: data/nation/jamaican.ruleset:25 6053#, fuzzy, c-format 6054msgid "?female:Rasta %s" 6055msgstr "Tovarăşul" 6056 6057#: data/nation/jolof.ruleset:3 6058#, fuzzy 6059msgid "Jolof" 6060msgstr "Jo-o" 6061 6062#: data/nation/jolof.ruleset:4 6063#, fuzzy 6064msgid "?plural:Jolof" 6065msgstr "Mongoli" 6066 6067#: data/nation/jolof.ruleset:6 6068msgid "" 6069"Also called Wolof, the Kingdom was formed between the Senegal and Gambia " 6070"rivers in the 14th century. The King, or Burba Jolof, was beholden to a " 6071"handful of powerful regional noblemen who acknowledged kinship with the king " 6072"but developed personal power bases as well. By the early 1500s, the Burba " 6073"Jolof could field as many as 100,000 infantry and 10,000 cavalry. Fulani and " 6074"Berber incursions coupled with political weakness eroded away the power of " 6075"the Burba Jolof. Various Wolof-speaking states established unions with one " 6076"another, with their heads assuming the powers of Burba Jolof. The 19th " 6077"century brought with it French colonization and a conversion to Islam fueled " 6078"in large part by anti-European sentiment." 6079msgstr "" 6080 6081#: data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:3 6082#, fuzzy 6083msgid "Jordanian" 6084msgstr "indian" 6085 6086#: data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:4 6087#, fuzzy 6088msgid "?plural:Jordanian" 6089msgstr "Indieni" 6090 6091#: data/nation/jordanian.ruleset:6 6092msgid "" 6093"The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a country in the Middle East. During " 6094"Antiquity the country was the site of numerous ancient civilizations, " 6095"including the Nabateans who built the city of Petra. The country has been " 6096"Arab since the 7th century. Conquered by the Ottoman Turks in 1519, it " 6097"became a British League of Nations mandate after World War II. The Hashemite " 6098"clan, which had led a revolt against the Turks during the war, was " 6099"established as Jordan's ruling dynasty. The country finally became " 6100"independent in 1946." 6101msgstr "" 6102 6103#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:3 6104msgid "Kalmyk" 6105msgstr "" 6106 6107#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:4 6108#, fuzzy 6109msgid "?plural:Kalmyks" 6110msgstr "Italieni" 6111 6112#: data/nation/kalmyk.ruleset:6 6113msgid "" 6114"The Kalmyks are a Western Mongolian ethnic group living in Kalmykia in " 6115"southern Russia. They migrated to the Caspian plains in the 17th century and " 6116"formed a khanate that was allied with Russia. The Kalmyks are the only " 6117"Buddhist nation of Europe." 6118msgstr "" 6119 6120#: data/nation/kanem-bornu.ruleset:3 6121msgid "Kanem-Bornu" 6122msgstr "" 6123 6124#: data/nation/kanem-bornu.ruleset:4 6125#, fuzzy 6126msgid "?plural:Kanem-Bornu" 6127msgstr "Coreeni" 6128 6129#: data/nation/kanem-bornu.ruleset:7 6130msgid "" 6131"This empire lasted in some form from the 9th-century until 1893 in modern " 6132"Chad and Nigeria and controlled much of the trans-Saharan trade." 6133msgstr "" 6134 6135#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:3 6136msgid "Karabakhi" 6137msgstr "" 6138 6139#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:4 6140#, fuzzy 6141msgid "?plural:Karabakhis" 6142msgstr "Italieni" 6143 6144#: data/nation/karabakhi.ruleset:6 6145msgid "" 6146"Although mainly inhabited by Armenians, Nagorno-Karabakh was awarded to the " 6147"Azeri SSR after the Soviet Union overran the Caucasus in the 1920s. Shortly " 6148"before the collapse of the Soviet Union, the region declared its " 6149"independence from Azerbaijan, leading to a war between Nagorno-Karabakh and " 6150"Armenia on one side against Azerbaijan on the other side. A ceasefire was " 6151"agreed on in 1994, but the conflict remains unsettled. The Nagorno-Karabakh " 6152"Republic is de facto independent but not recognized by any UN member. In " 6153"Armenian the region is also known as Artsakh, named after a province of the " 6154"ancient Armenian kingdom." 6155msgstr "" 6156 6157#: data/nation/karelian.ruleset:3 6158#, fuzzy 6159msgid "Karelian" 6160msgstr "corean" 6161 6162#: data/nation/karelian.ruleset:4 6163#, fuzzy 6164msgid "?plural:Karelians" 6165msgstr "Coreeni" 6166 6167#: data/nation/karelian.ruleset:6 6168msgid "" 6169"The Karelians are a Finno-Ugric people inhabiting Karelia, a region " 6170"currently divided between Finland and Russia. They are closely related to " 6171"the Finns." 6172msgstr "" 6173 6174#: data/nation/karen.ruleset:3 6175#, fuzzy 6176msgid "Karen" 6177msgstr "corean" 6178 6179#: data/nation/karen.ruleset:4 6180#, fuzzy 6181msgid "?plural:Karens" 6182msgstr "Coreeni" 6183 6184#: data/nation/karen.ruleset:7 6185msgid "" 6186"Karens are a hardy mountain people who have lived on the western fringes of " 6187"Burmese kingdoms throughout recorded history. Their own oral history " 6188"suggests that they at some point migrated southwards through the Gobi Desert " 6189"to reach their current homeland. With the independence of Burma from the " 6190"United Kingdom in 1948, a heterogenous Karen armed independence movement was " 6191"initiated that continues to this day." 6192msgstr "" 6193 6194#: data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:3 6195#, fuzzy 6196msgid "Kashmiri" 6197msgstr "Deşeuri" 6198 6199#: data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:4 6200#, fuzzy 6201msgid "?plural:Kashmiris" 6202msgstr "Turci" 6203 6204#: data/nation/kashmiri.ruleset:6 6205msgid "" 6206"The Kashmir valley is situated by the western foothills of the Himalayas. " 6207"Having been inhabited for millennia, it is a melting pot of Hindu, Tibetan, " 6208"and Islamic culture." 6209msgstr "" 6210 6211#: data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:3 6212#, fuzzy 6213msgid "Kashubian" 6214msgstr "Luptă" 6215 6216#: data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:4 6217#, fuzzy 6218msgid "?plural:Kashubians" 6219msgstr "Romani" 6220 6221#: data/nation/kashubian.ruleset:6 6222msgid "" 6223"Kashubia is a historical region of north-central Poland. The name of the " 6224"land, whose etymology is still unknown, was first mentioned in the 13th " 6225"century. Considered as an ethnic group of the Polish nation, Kashubians have " 6226"language and culture that are quite different from the rest of Poland. " 6227"Today, a lively Kashubian community cultivates their speech, literature and " 6228"customs through, among others, local radio and television programmes, comic " 6229"books, and even several fully Kashubianized distributions of Linux operating " 6230"system." 6231msgstr "" 6232 6233#: data/nation/katangan.ruleset:3 6234#, fuzzy 6235msgid "Katangan" 6236msgstr "Hatman" 6237 6238#: data/nation/katangan.ruleset:4 6239#, fuzzy 6240msgid "?plural:Katangans" 6241msgstr "Catalani" 6242 6243#: data/nation/katangan.ruleset:6 6244msgid "" 6245"Katanga, the southernmost part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rich " 6246"in minerals and once home to the Yeke Kingdom. The region seceded from Congo " 6247"a few days after that country's independence from Belgium in 1960. The " 6248"state, protected by Belgian mining industrialists and foreign mercenaries, " 6249"was led by Moise Tshombe. Katanga was reincorporated into Congo after a " 6250"Congolese and UN military campaign." 6251msgstr "" 6252 6253#: data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:3 6254msgid "Kazakh" 6255msgstr "" 6256 6257#: data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:4 6258#, fuzzy 6259msgid "?plural:Kazakhs" 6260msgstr "Italieni" 6261 6262#: data/nation/kazakh.ruleset:6 6263msgid "" 6264"Kazakhs are descendants of Turkic and Mongolian nomadic tribes. Conquered by " 6265"Russia in the 18th century, Kazakhstan became independent in 1991 with the " 6266"dissolution of the Soviet Union. It is one of the ten largest states in the " 6267"world by area." 6268msgstr "" 6269 6270#: data/nation/kenyan.ruleset:3 6271msgid "Kenyan" 6272msgstr "kenian" 6273 6274#: data/nation/kenyan.ruleset:4 6275msgid "?plural:Kenyans" 6276msgstr "?plural:Kenieni" 6277 6278#: data/nation/kenyan.ruleset:6 6279msgid "Kenya gained independence from Britain in December 1963." 6280msgstr "" 6281 6282#: data/nation/khazar.ruleset:3 6283#, fuzzy 6284msgid "Khazar" 6285msgstr "Han" 6286 6287#: data/nation/khazar.ruleset:4 6288#, fuzzy 6289msgid "?plural:Khazars" 6290msgstr "Italieni" 6291 6292#: data/nation/khazar.ruleset:6 6293msgid "" 6294"The Khazars founded a steppe empire on the plains of Southern Russia in the " 6295"Early Middle Ages. Originally shamanists, they adopted Judaism as their " 6296"state religion." 6297msgstr "" 6298 6299#: data/nation/khazar.ruleset:34 data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:27 6300#, fuzzy, c-format 6301msgid "Tarkhan %s" 6302msgstr "Mai" 6303 6304#: data/nation/khazar.ruleset:34 data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:27 6305#, fuzzy, c-format 6306msgid "?female:Tarkhan %s" 6307msgstr "Tovarăşul" 6308 6309#: data/nation/khoisan.ruleset:3 6310msgid "Khoisan" 6311msgstr "" 6312 6313#: data/nation/khoisan.ruleset:4 6314#, fuzzy 6315msgid "?plural:Khoisan" 6316msgstr "Tailandezi" 6317 6318#: data/nation/khoisan.ruleset:6 6319msgid "" 6320"Khoisan speakers are typically divided between the Khoikhoi, traditionally " 6321"herders, and the San, traditionally hunter gatherers. They are traditionally " 6322"among the most egalitarian societies on the planet. San society in " 6323"particular is organized around the institutions of family and band. Khoisan " 6324"peoples carry some of the most ancient genetic lineages in the world. Today " 6325"there are over 300,000 Khoisan people, forming significant minorities in and " 6326"around the Kalahari desert in Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, and Angola." 6327msgstr "" 6328 6329#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:3 6330msgid "Khwarezmian" 6331msgstr "" 6332 6333#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:4 6334#, fuzzy 6335msgid "?plural:Khwarezmians" 6336msgstr "Coreeni" 6337 6338#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:7 6339msgid "" 6340"Known by the Greeks as Chorasmia, Khwarezm was an urbanized, centralized, " 6341"and militarized state south of the Aral sea in Central Asia, controlling " 6342"portions of the Silk Road. It was loosely controlled as a satrapy under the " 6343"Achaemenid and Sassanid Persian dynasties and was the mythic homeland of " 6344"Zarathustra, the founder of Zoroastrianism. Following the introduction of " 6345"Islam, Khwarezm tended to be divided into two separate kingdoms, but was " 6346"united under the Turkic Anushtiginid dynasty, which lasted from 1097 until " 6347"Chinggis Khan conquered it in 1231." 6348msgstr "" 6349 6350#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:27 data/nation/median.ruleset:30 6351#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:34 data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:29 6352#, fuzzy, c-format 6353msgid "Satrap %s" 6354msgstr " la %s" 6355 6356#: data/nation/khwarezmian.ruleset:27 data/nation/median.ruleset:30 6357#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:34 data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:29 6358#, fuzzy, c-format 6359msgid "?female:Satrap %s" 6360msgstr "Tovarăşul" 6361 6362#: data/nation/kiribati.ruleset:3 6363msgid "Kiribati" 6364msgstr "" 6365 6366#: data/nation/kiribati.ruleset:4 6367#, fuzzy 6368msgid "?plural:I-Kiribati" 6369msgstr "Indieni" 6370 6371#: data/nation/kiribati.ruleset:6 6372msgid "" 6373"The Gilbert Islands, known in Gilbertese as Tungaru, are an island chain in " 6374"the Pacific Ocean. Inhabited by Micronesians since prehistoric times, they " 6375"were united under a common chiefdom in the late 19th century. Together with " 6376"the Ellice Islands they were annexed by the British in 1892 who established " 6377"the colony of Gilbert and Ellice Islands. Upon independence in 1976, the " 6378"people of the Gilbert Islands adopted Kiribati (the Gilbertese rendering of " 6379"\"Gilberts\") as the name of the newly established republic." 6380msgstr "" 6381 6382#: data/nation/kittitian.ruleset:3 6383msgid "Kittitian and Nevisian" 6384msgstr "" 6385 6386#: data/nation/kittitian.ruleset:4 6387#, fuzzy 6388msgid "?plural:Kittitians and Nevisians" 6389msgstr "Canadieni" 6390 6391#: data/nation/kittitian.ruleset:6 6392msgid "" 6393"Saint Kitts and Nevis is a nation in the Caribbean located on the eponymous " 6394"two islands. It is the smallest country in the Americas and the world's " 6395"smallest federation. Saint Kitts was the site of some of the earliest French " 6396"and English colonization attempts in the New World." 6397msgstr "" 6398 6399#: data/nation/komi.ruleset:3 6400msgid "Komi" 6401msgstr "" 6402 6403#: data/nation/komi.ruleset:4 6404#, fuzzy 6405msgid "?plural:Komi" 6406msgstr "Tailandezi" 6407 6408#: data/nation/komi.ruleset:6 6409msgid "" 6410"The Komi are a Finno-Ugric people living in the northern part of European " 6411"Russia. In the Middle Ages, the area inhabited by people of Komi was " 6412"dominated by the Republic of Novgorod. In the 15th century, the Komi were " 6413"subordinated to Moscow, becoming part of Russia." 6414msgstr "" 6415 6416#: data/nation/kongo.ruleset:3 6417#, fuzzy 6418msgid "Kongo" 6419msgstr "mongol" 6420 6421#: data/nation/kongo.ruleset:4 6422#, fuzzy 6423msgid "?plural:Kongo" 6424msgstr "Mongoli" 6425 6426#: data/nation/kongo.ruleset:7 6427msgid "" 6428"This Kingdom, lasting from roughly 1400 CE until the late 19th century, " 6429"existed in the present-day countries of Angola and the Democratic Republic " 6430"of the Congo. Soon after its formation, Portuguese explorers, missionaries " 6431"and slavers began to arrive and exerted considerable influence in the " 6432"Kingdom." 6433msgstr "" 6434 6435#: data/nation/kosovar.ruleset:3 6436msgid "Kosovar" 6437msgstr "" 6438 6439#: data/nation/kosovar.ruleset:4 6440#, fuzzy 6441msgid "?plural:Kosovars" 6442msgstr "Italieni" 6443 6444#: data/nation/kosovar.ruleset:6 6445msgid "" 6446"Kosovo is a country on the Balkans. It declared independence in 2008. Serbia " 6447"claims Kosovo as a province and its independence is not universally " 6448"recognized." 6449msgstr "" 6450 6451#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:3 6452msgid "Kuna" 6453msgstr "" 6454 6455#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:4 6456#, fuzzy 6457msgid "?plural:Kunas" 6458msgstr "?plural:Kenieni" 6459 6460#: data/nation/kuna.ruleset:6 6461msgid "" 6462"The Kunas are a Chibchan people living on the Isthmus of Darien, where North " 6463"and South America meet. In 1925 Kuna chief Nele Kantule led a revolt against " 6464"the Panamanian authorities. Since then Panama has granted significant " 6465"autonomy to Kuna Yala, the Kuna homeland. Currently Kuna Yala (also known as " 6466"San Blas) is known worldwide as a tourist center and the Kunas have " 6467"established something of a reputation for managing to combine tradition and " 6468"modernity." 6469msgstr "" 6470 6471#: data/nation/kurd.ruleset:3 6472#, fuzzy 6473msgid "Kurdish" 6474msgstr "irlandez" 6475 6476#: data/nation/kurd.ruleset:4 6477#, fuzzy 6478msgid "?plural:Kurds" 6479msgstr "Turci" 6480 6481#: data/nation/kurd.ruleset:6 6482msgid "" 6483"The Kurds are a distinct ethno-linguistic group speaking an Indo-Aryan " 6484"language. Their traditional homeland Kurdistan is situated in the northern " 6485"Middle East and partitioned between Iraq, Turkey, Syria, and Iran. The " 6486"medieval era saw the rise of several principalities ruled by Kurdish " 6487"dynasties, including Shaddadid, Rawadid, Hasanwayhid, Annazid, and Marwanid. " 6488"Subsequently subdued by the Ottomans, the Kurds' struggle for self-rule and " 6489"independence took off again after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the end " 6490"of the colonial era. Today, Iraq's Kurdistan Autonomous Region is the only " 6491"Kurd-dominated political entity in the world." 6492msgstr "" 6493 6494#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:3 6495msgid "Kushan" 6496msgstr "" 6497 6498#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:4 6499#, fuzzy 6500msgid "?plural:Kushans" 6501msgstr "?plural:Kenieni" 6502 6503#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:6 6504msgid "" 6505"The Kushans were an ancient Indo-European people, perhaps of Tocharian " 6506"origin, originally leading a nomadic life in Central Asia. Under pressure " 6507"from Turkic peoples they left their old lands and migrated to India. In " 6508"India they founded a vast empire whose rulers converted to Buddhism. The " 6509"Kushans used the Greek alphabet to write their language. The Kushan empire " 6510"maintained trade relations with Rome and China. They were subordinated to " 6511"the Persian Sassanids and replaced by a Persian vassal kingdom. The last " 6512"remnants of the Kushans eventually succumbed to the Hephthalites." 6513msgstr "" 6514 6515#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:43 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:33 6516#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:24 6517#, fuzzy, c-format 6518msgid "Guru %s" 6519msgstr "jucător %s, " 6520 6521#: data/nation/kushan.ruleset:43 data/nation/sikh.ruleset:33 6522#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:24 6523#, fuzzy, c-format 6524msgid "?female:Guru %s" 6525msgstr "Preşedinte" 6526 6527#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:3 6528#, fuzzy 6529msgid "Kuwaiti" 6530msgstr "în aşteptare" 6531 6532#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:4 6533#, fuzzy 6534msgid "?plural:Kuwaitis" 6535msgstr "Bavarezi" 6536 6537#: data/nation/kuwaiti.ruleset:6 6538msgid "" 6539"Kuwait is an Arab country, bordered by Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the Persian " 6540"Gulf. It was founded in 1756 by the Sabah dynasty, who has ruled the country " 6541"ever since. In 1990 the country was occupied by Iraqi forces, who were " 6542"subsequently ejected after an international military intervention. " 6543"Economically, Kuwait is one of the most developed countries in the Middle " 6544"East. Despite its relatively small size, the country has about ten percent " 6545"of the world's proven oil reserves." 6546msgstr "" 6547 6548#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:3 6549msgid "Kyrgyz" 6550msgstr "" 6551 6552#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:4 6553#, fuzzy 6554msgid "?plural:Kyrgyzs" 6555msgstr "Arabi" 6556 6557#: data/nation/kyrgyz.ruleset:6 6558msgid "" 6559"Nation in Central Asia. Conquered by the Russian Empire in the 19th century, " 6560"Kyrgyzstan got independence from the Soviet Union in 1991." 6561msgstr "" 6562 6563#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:3 6564msgid "Langobardic" 6565msgstr "" 6566 6567#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:4 6568#, fuzzy 6569msgid "?plural:Langobards" 6570msgstr "Italieni" 6571 6572#: data/nation/langobardic.ruleset:6 6573msgid "" 6574"The Langobards were an ancient Germanic people. They originated from " 6575"Scandinavia but settled in the area on the lower Elbe. In 166 CE they " 6576"participated in the attack on the Roman provinces of Pannonia and Noricum. " 6577"Their first state was established on the Danube. Having defeated the Gepids " 6578"in an alliance with the Avars, the Langobards under king Alboin invaded " 6579"Italia in 568. They founded a new kingdom with its capital in Pavia. The " 6580"modern region of Lombardy derives its name from the Lombards." 6581msgstr "" 6582 6583#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:3 6584msgid "Lankese" 6585msgstr "Lankez" 6586 6587#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:4 6588msgid "?plural:Lankese" 6589msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 6590 6591#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:6 6592msgid "" 6593"Prince Vijaya came to Sri Lanka from Orissa, in north-eastern India, during " 6594"the 6th century BCE and founded the Sinhalese kingdom there. During British " 6595"colonialism the country was known as Ceylon." 6596msgstr "" 6597 6598#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:23 6599#, fuzzy, c-format 6600msgid "Supreme Commander %s" 6601msgstr "Tovarăşul" 6602 6603#: data/nation/lankese.ruleset:23 6604#, fuzzy, c-format 6605msgid "?female:Supreme Commander %s" 6606msgstr "Tovarăşul" 6607 6608#: data/nation/laotian.ruleset:3 6609#, fuzzy 6610msgid "Laotian" 6611msgstr "leton" 6612 6613#: data/nation/laotian.ruleset:4 6614#, fuzzy 6615msgid "?plural:Laotians" 6616msgstr "Letonieni" 6617 6618#: data/nation/laotian.ruleset:6 6619msgid "" 6620"The history of Laos starts with the Lan Xang kingdom created in the 14th " 6621"century and ended in late 18th century with invasion of Siam (Thailand). In " 6622"the end of the 19th century, Laos became part of French Indochina. French " 6623"rule ended with independence in 1946 followed by 30 years of civil war. In " 6624"1975 the communist Pathet Lao established a strict socialist regime. " 6625"However, in 1986 the liberalization and a gradual return to private " 6626"enterprise started." 6627msgstr "" 6628 6629#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:3 6630#, fuzzy 6631msgid "Latin" 6632msgstr "Rating" 6633 6634#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:4 6635#, fuzzy 6636msgid "?plural:Latins" 6637msgstr "?plural:Letoni" 6638 6639#: data/nation/latin.ruleset:6 6640msgid "" 6641"The Latin Empire was a Medieval state created by Crusaders after their " 6642"capture of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade in 1204, intended as a " 6643"Roman Catholic-friendly replacement of the Byzantine Empire. In Greek " 6644"history the period of rule by the Latin Empire and its successor splinter " 6645"realms is known as the \"Frankokratia\", rule of the Franks. The Empire " 6646"ceased to exist when Constantinople was recaptured by the Byzantines in 1261." 6647msgstr "" 6648 6649#: data/nation/latvian.ruleset:3 6650msgid "Latvian" 6651msgstr "Leton" 6652 6653#: data/nation/latvian.ruleset:4 6654msgid "?plural:Latvians" 6655msgstr "?plural:Letoni" 6656 6657#: data/nation/latvian.ruleset:7 6658msgid "" 6659"In the aftermath of World War I Latvia proclaimed its independence from " 6660"Russia. In 1940, Latvia was forcibly occupied by the Soviet Union. After the " 6661"collapse of Soviet Union in 1991 Latvia restored its independence." 6662msgstr "" 6663 6664#: data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:3 6665#, fuzzy 6666msgid "Lebanese" 6667msgstr "Lankez" 6668 6669#: data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:4 6670#, fuzzy 6671msgid "?plural:Lebanese" 6672msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 6673 6674#: data/nation/lebanese.ruleset:6 6675msgid "" 6676"Located in the Levant, the Eastern shore of the Mediterranean, Lebanon " 6677"houses some of the oldest traces of human civilization. The old homeland of " 6678"the Phoenicians, Lebanon has since been ruled by many empires. It was part " 6679"of the Ottoman Empire for over four centuries and became a French mandate " 6680"after World War I. Lebanon proclaimed its independence in 1943." 6681msgstr "" 6682 6683#: data/nation/lendian.ruleset:3 6684#, fuzzy 6685msgid "Lendian" 6686msgstr "indian" 6687 6688#: data/nation/lendian.ruleset:4 6689#, fuzzy 6690msgid "?plural:Lendians" 6691msgstr "Indieni" 6692 6693#: data/nation/lendian.ruleset:6 6694msgid "" 6695"The Lendians were a confederation of West Slavic, Lechitic tribes inhabiting " 6696"the borderland areas of today's Poland and Ukraine. Their land was the " 6697"object of rivalry between Poland and the Kievan Rus' at the time of the " 6698"early Piast dynasty. The Lendians succumbed to Ruthenization as a result of " 6699"deportation actions organized by Kievan princes and the activities of the " 6700"Orthodox Church." 6701msgstr "" 6702 6703#: data/nation/leonese.ruleset:3 6704#, fuzzy 6705msgid "Leonese" 6706msgstr "Lankez" 6707 6708#: data/nation/leonese.ruleset:4 6709#, fuzzy 6710msgid "?plural:Leonese" 6711msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 6712 6713#: data/nation/leonese.ruleset:6 6714msgid "" 6715"Leon was a medieval kingdom in the northwestern part of the Iberian " 6716"peninsula. Currently Leon is part of the Spanish autonomous community of " 6717"Castile and Leon." 6718msgstr "" 6719 6720#: data/nation/lesothoan.ruleset:3 6721msgid "Lesothoan" 6722msgstr "" 6723 6724#: data/nation/lesothoan.ruleset:4 6725#, fuzzy 6726msgid "?plural:Lesothoans" 6727msgstr "Australieni" 6728 6729#: data/nation/lesothoan.ruleset:6 6730msgid "" 6731"Lesotho first formed a unified polity in the early 19th century under king " 6732"Moshoeshoe I, who united the Sotho clans. Moshoeshoe sought protection from " 6733"the British against Boer incursions and in 1869 the country turned into the " 6734"British protectorate of Basutoland. Although surrounded by South Africa on " 6735"all sides, that country's apartheid policies prevented its integration into " 6736"South Africa. In 1966 Basutoland became the independent Kingdom of Lesotho." 6737msgstr "" 6738 6739#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:3 6740#, fuzzy 6741msgid "Liberian" 6742msgstr "Nigerian" 6743 6744#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:4 6745#, fuzzy 6746msgid "?plural:Liberians" 6747msgstr "Sîrbi" 6748 6749#: data/nation/liberian.ruleset:6 6750msgid "" 6751"Liberia is a country in West Africa, founded in the first half of the 19th " 6752"century as a country for liberated African-American slaves. Liberia's " 6753"history has been characterized by tensions between the dominant Americo-" 6754"Liberian minority and the indigenous majority. The Americo-Liberians " 6755"organized themselves within the True Whig Party, which held power for no " 6756"less than 102 years, longer than any other political party worldwide. The " 6757"indigenous population was enfranchised in the 1960s and the True Whigs were " 6758"overthrown in 1980, which led to a period of instability and civil wars. A " 6759"fragile peace returned in 2003." 6760msgstr "" 6761 6762#: data/nation/liburnian.ruleset:3 6763#, fuzzy 6764msgid "Liburnian" 6765msgstr "lituanian" 6766 6767#: data/nation/liburnian.ruleset:4 6768#, fuzzy 6769msgid "?plural:Liburnians" 6770msgstr "Lituanieni" 6771 6772#: data/nation/liburnian.ruleset:6 6773msgid "" 6774"The Liburnians were an ancient Indo-European tribe living along the " 6775"Northeastern Adriatic coast in modern Croatia. They were probably distinct " 6776"from their neighbors, the Illyrians, and spoke an Italic language. They were " 6777"Romanized after the annexation of their land by Rome." 6778msgstr "" 6779 6780#: data/nation/libyan.ruleset:3 6781msgid "Libyan" 6782msgstr "Libian" 6783 6784#: data/nation/libyan.ruleset:4 6785msgid "?plural:Libyans" 6786msgstr "?plural:Libieni" 6787 6788#: data/nation/libyan.ruleset:6 6789msgid "" 6790"The region that is now Libya was a Roman colony until it was conquered by " 6791"the Arab civilization in the 7th century. In 1912 it came under the control " 6792"of Italy and after the Second World War Libya was granted independence as a " 6793"condition of the Allied peace treaty with Italy." 6794msgstr "" 6795 6796#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:3 6797msgid "Liechtensteiner" 6798msgstr "" 6799 6800#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:4 6801#, fuzzy 6802msgid "?plural:Liechtensteiners" 6803msgstr "Argentinieni" 6804 6805#: data/nation/liechtensteiner.ruleset:6 6806msgid "" 6807"The Principality of Liechtenstein is a tiny, doubly landlocked alpine " 6808"country in Western Europe, bordered by Switzerland to its west and by " 6809"Austria to its east. The Principality was formed by the merger of Vaduz and " 6810"Schellenberg in 1719." 6811msgstr "" 6812 6813#: data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:3 6814#, fuzzy 6815msgid "Ligurian" 6816msgstr "Nigerian" 6817 6818#: data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:4 6819#, fuzzy 6820msgid "?plural:Ligurians" 6821msgstr "Lituanieni" 6822 6823#: data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:6 6824msgid "" 6825"The Ligures were a pre-Roman tribal complex in what is now Northwestern " 6826"Italy and Southern France. Their language is of uncertain origin, perhaps " 6827"Para-Celtic or Pre-Indo-European." 6828msgstr "" 6829 6830#: data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:22 data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:22 6831#, fuzzy, c-format 6832msgid "Paramount Ruler %s" 6833msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 6834 6835#: data/nation/ligurian.ruleset:22 data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:22 6836#, fuzzy, c-format 6837msgid "?female:Paramount Ruler %s" 6838msgstr "Mare şef de trib" 6839 6840#: data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:3 6841#, fuzzy 6842msgid "Lipka Tatar" 6843msgstr "canadian" 6844 6845#: data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:4 6846#, fuzzy 6847msgid "?plural:Lipka Tatars" 6848msgstr "Italieni" 6849 6850#: data/nation/lipkatatar.ruleset:6 6851msgid "" 6852"The Lipka Tatars are descendants of Tatars who migrated to the Polish-" 6853"Lithuanian Commonwealth from the Crimean Khanate and the Golden Horde. Their " 6854"name comes from the Turkish name of Lithuania. In addition to Lithuania, " 6855"they also live in Poland and Belarus. Some Lipka Tatars have preserved their " 6856"culture and traditional religion to the present day." 6857msgstr "" 6858 6859#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:3 6860#, fuzzy 6861msgid "Lippian" 6862msgstr "estonian" 6863 6864#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:4 6865#, fuzzy 6866msgid "?plural:Lippians" 6867msgstr "?plural:Libieni" 6868 6869#: data/nation/lippe.ruleset:6 6870msgid "" 6871"Lippe was a historical state in Germany. It was located between the Weser " 6872"River and the southeast part of the Teutoburg forest." 6873msgstr "" 6874 6875#: data/nation/lithuanian.ruleset:3 6876msgid "Lithuanian" 6877msgstr "lituanian" 6878 6879#: data/nation/lithuanian.ruleset:4 6880msgid "?plural:Lithuanians" 6881msgstr "Lituanieni" 6882 6883#: data/nation/lithuanian.ruleset:6 6884msgid "" 6885"Lithuania is a small country on the south coast of the Baltic Sea, northeast " 6886"of Poland. Lithuanian is the most archaic and complex of the northern Indo-" 6887"European languages." 6888msgstr "" 6889 6890#: data/nation/lojbanistani.ruleset:3 6891#, fuzzy 6892msgid "Lojbanistani" 6893msgstr "Român" 6894 6895#: data/nation/lojbanistani.ruleset:4 6896#, fuzzy 6897msgid "?plural:Lojbanistanis" 6898msgstr "?plural:Români" 6899 6900#: data/nation/lojbanistani.ruleset:6 6901msgid "" 6902"Lojbanistan is a fictional place where people speak Lojban. Lojban is a " 6903"constructed language meant for human communication. Lojban is syntactically " 6904"unambiguous (\"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.\"), " 6905"culturally neutral and simple to learn." 6906msgstr "" 6907 6908#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:3 6909#, fuzzy 6910msgid "Lorrain" 6911msgstr "Teren" 6912 6913#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:4 6914#, fuzzy 6915msgid "?plural:Lorrains" 6916msgstr "Coreeni" 6917 6918#: data/nation/lorrain.ruleset:6 6919msgid "" 6920"Lorraine or Lotharingia was formed as the middle kingdom when the Frankish " 6921"empire was split in three in 843. Initially stretching from the North Sea to " 6922"the Mediterranean, its territory was mutilated during the struggles between " 6923"the various Frankish dynasties. What was left of Lorraine became a duchy " 6924"that both France and Germany were continuously eyeing for. Lorraine became a " 6925"province of France in 1766." 6926msgstr "" 6927 6928#: data/nation/luwian.ruleset:3 6929msgid "Luwian" 6930msgstr "" 6931 6932#: data/nation/luwian.ruleset:4 6933#, fuzzy 6934msgid "?plural:Luwians" 6935msgstr "?plural:Libieni" 6936 6937#: data/nation/luwian.ruleset:6 6938msgid "" 6939"The Luwians were an ancient Indo-European Anatolian people who lived in the " 6940"late Bronze Age. For a time after the fall of the Hittite Empire they took a " 6941"dominant role in the region. One of the most important Neo-Hittite states " 6942"was Tabal (biblical Tubal), located in Syria and Southeastern Anatolia." 6943msgstr "" 6944 6945#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:3 6946#, fuzzy 6947msgid "Luxembourgish" 6948msgstr "Lux:" 6949 6950#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:4 6951#, fuzzy 6952msgid "?plural:Luxembourgians" 6953msgstr "Germani" 6954 6955#: data/nation/luxembourgish.ruleset:6 6956msgid "" 6957"One of Europe's smaller countries, Luxembourg was founded as a county in " 6958"963. In 1815 it was elevated to a Grand Duchy in a personal union with the " 6959"Netherlands, which was severed in 1890." 6960msgstr "" 6961 6962#: data/nation/lycian.ruleset:3 6963msgid "Lycian" 6964msgstr "" 6965 6966#: data/nation/lycian.ruleset:4 6967#, fuzzy 6968msgid "?plural:Lycians" 6969msgstr "?plural:Libieni" 6970 6971#: data/nation/lycian.ruleset:6 6972msgid "" 6973"Lycia was an ancient Southwest Anatolian state which existed from the 15th " 6974"to the 6th century BCE. Lycians were allies of Troy during the Trojan War, " 6975"when they were led by the legendary heroes Sarpedon and Glaucus. Their state " 6976"was subordinated to the Persian Empire in the 6th century BCE." 6977msgstr "" 6978 6979#: data/nation/maasai.ruleset:3 6980#, fuzzy 6981msgid "Maasai" 6982msgstr "Inf.marină" 6983 6984#: data/nation/maasai.ruleset:4 6985#, fuzzy 6986msgid "?plural:Maasais" 6987msgstr "Italieni" 6988 6989#: data/nation/maasai.ruleset:6 6990msgid "" 6991"The Maasai are an indigenous African ethnic group of semi-nomadic people " 6992"located in Kenya and northern Tanzania. Due to their distinctive customs and " 6993"dress and residence near the many game parks of East Africa, they are among " 6994"the most well known of African ethnic groups." 6995msgstr "" 6996 6997#: data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:3 6998#, fuzzy 6999msgid "Macedonian" 7000msgstr "armean" 7001 7002#: data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:4 7003#, fuzzy 7004msgid "?plural:Macedonians" 7005msgstr "Italieni" 7006 7007#: data/nation/macedonian.ruleset:6 7008msgid "" 7009"The Republic of Macedonia is located in the south-central part of the Balkan " 7010"peninsula. It declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991." 7011msgstr "" 7012 7013#: data/nation/macedon.ruleset:3 7014msgid "Macedon" 7015msgstr "" 7016 7017#: data/nation/macedon.ruleset:4 7018#, fuzzy 7019msgid "?plural:Macedons" 7020msgstr "Spanioli" 7021 7022#: data/nation/macedon.ruleset:6 7023msgid "" 7024"The Kingdom of Macedonia was located in the southern Balkans. Under " 7025"Alexander the Great it became one of the most powerful states in the world " 7026"but it splintered into several states after Alexander's death. Macedonia was " 7027"eventually conquered by Rome in 146 BCE." 7028msgstr "" 7029 7030#: data/nation/macedon.ruleset:23 7031#, fuzzy, c-format 7032msgid "Diadochos %s" 7033msgstr "Dictatoare" 7034 7035#: data/nation/macedon.ruleset:23 7036#, fuzzy, c-format 7037msgid "Diadocha %s" 7038msgstr "Dictatoare" 7039 7040#: data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:3 7041msgid "Majapahit" 7042msgstr "" 7043 7044#: data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:4 7045#, fuzzy 7046msgid "?plural:Majapahit" 7047msgstr "Italieni" 7048 7049#: data/nation/majapahit.ruleset:7 7050msgid "" 7051"This empire began in 1293 CE when a local prince used invading Yuan dynasty " 7052"troops to his own advantage by having them defeat his enemies and then " 7053"expelling them. The Majapahit, centered in eastern Java, was heavily " 7054"influenced by Buddhism and Hinduism and was a major regional power in the " 7055"insular Southeast Asian world, a position which allowed them to control much " 7056"of the trade between China, India and the Middle East. They lasted until " 7057"1500 when they were eclipsed by the Sultanate of Malacca and the rise of " 7058"Islam in the Indonesian world." 7059msgstr "" 7060 7061#: data/nation/malagasy.ruleset:3 7062#, fuzzy 7063msgid "Malagasy" 7064msgstr "Masculin" 7065 7066#: data/nation/malagasy.ruleset:4 7067#, fuzzy 7068msgid "?plural:Malagasies" 7069msgstr "Italieni" 7070 7071#: data/nation/malagasy.ruleset:6 7072msgid "" 7073"The Malagasy are the people of Madagascar. For centuries, tribes from " 7074"Indonesia, East Africa and the Arab world have gathered on the island." 7075msgstr "" 7076 7077#: data/nation/malagasy.ruleset:22 7078#, fuzzy, c-format 7079msgid "High Commissioner %s" 7080msgstr "Tovarăşul" 7081 7082#: data/nation/malagasy.ruleset:22 7083#, fuzzy, c-format 7084msgid "?female:High Commissioner %s" 7085msgstr "Tovarăşul" 7086 7087#: data/nation/malawian.ruleset:3 7088#, fuzzy 7089msgid "Malawian" 7090msgstr "Jucare" 7091 7092#: data/nation/malawian.ruleset:4 7093#, fuzzy 7094msgid "?plural:Malawians" 7095msgstr "Italieni" 7096 7097#: data/nation/malawian.ruleset:6 7098msgid "" 7099"Called Nyasaland by the British, Malawi adopted its current name, referring " 7100"to the old Maravi Empire upon independence in 1964. The country's politics " 7101"were dominated by Dr. Hastings Banda for three decades, until he was " 7102"stripped of his titles in 1993." 7103msgstr "" 7104 7105#: data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:3 7106#, fuzzy 7107msgid "Malaysian" 7108msgstr "Jucare" 7109 7110#: data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:4 7111#, fuzzy 7112msgid "?plural:Malaysians" 7113msgstr "Italieni" 7114 7115#: data/nation/malaysian.ruleset:6 7116msgid "" 7117"Malaysia was started with the founding of Malacca (Melaka) by Parameswara in " 7118"the early 14th century." 7119msgstr "" 7120 7121#: data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:3 7122#, fuzzy 7123msgid "Maldivian" 7124msgstr "Religia" 7125 7126#: data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:4 7127#, fuzzy 7128msgid "?plural:Maldivians" 7129msgstr "Italieni" 7130 7131#: data/nation/maldivian.ruleset:6 7132msgid "" 7133"The Maldives are an archipelago in the Indian Ocean and the smallest country " 7134"of Asia. According to tradition, the Maldives became a united sultanate when " 7135"the Cholas were expelled in the 12th century. The islands were a British " 7136"protectorate from 1887 to 1965. The monarchy was abolished three years after " 7137"independence. Today, the Maldives are above all known as a tourist " 7138"destination." 7139msgstr "" 7140 7141#: data/nation/malian.ruleset:3 7142#, fuzzy 7143msgid "Malian" 7144msgstr "Jucare" 7145 7146#: data/nation/malian.ruleset:4 7147#, fuzzy 7148msgid "?plural:Malians" 7149msgstr "Italieni" 7150 7151#: data/nation/malian.ruleset:6 7152msgid "" 7153"Mali is a large country in Western Africa. Once part of French Sudan, it " 7154"gained independence together with Senegal in 1959." 7155msgstr "" 7156 7157#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:3 7158#, fuzzy 7159msgid "Maltese" 7160msgstr "Masculin" 7161 7162#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:4 7163#, fuzzy 7164msgid "?plural:Maltese" 7165msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 7166 7167#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:6 7168msgid "" 7169"Malta was first settled around 5200 BCE. Over the centuries, the islands " 7170"have been ruled by the Phoenicians, Romans, Fatimids, Sicilians, Knights " 7171"Hospitaller, French, and British. Malta became independent in 1964 and " 7172"joined the EU in 2004." 7173msgstr "" 7174 7175#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:27 data/nation/templar.ruleset:40 7176#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:30 7177#, fuzzy, c-format 7178msgid "Master %s" 7179msgstr "Laserul" 7180 7181#: data/nation/maltese.ruleset:27 data/nation/templar.ruleset:40 7182#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:30 7183#, fuzzy, c-format 7184msgid "Mistress %s" 7185msgstr "Grânar" 7186 7187#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:3 7188msgid "Mamluk" 7189msgstr "" 7190 7191#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:4 7192#, fuzzy 7193msgid "?plural:Mamluks" 7194msgstr "Italieni" 7195 7196#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:6 7197msgid "" 7198"The Mamluks were an Egyptian warrior caste who were recruited from slaves of " 7199"Turkish or Caucasian origin. The Mamluks were known as elite military units. " 7200"They held important roles in several Muslim countries. In 1250, they created " 7201"their own state in Egypt. The Mamluk Sultanate was ruled by two dynasties " 7202"Mamluks until it was conquered by the Ottoman Turks in 1517." 7203msgstr "" 7204 7205#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:33 data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:27 7206#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:22 data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:18 7207#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:26 7208#, fuzzy, c-format 7209msgid "%s Pasha" 7210msgstr "Deşeuri" 7211 7212#: data/nation/mamluk.ruleset:33 data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:27 7213#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:22 data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:18 7214#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:26 7215#, fuzzy, c-format 7216msgid "?female:%s Pasha" 7217msgstr "Tovarăşul" 7218 7219#: data/nation/manchu.ruleset:3 7220#, fuzzy 7221msgid "Manchu" 7222msgstr "Martie" 7223 7224#: data/nation/manchu.ruleset:4 7225#, fuzzy 7226msgid "?plural:Manchus" 7227msgstr "Incaşi" 7228 7229#: data/nation/manchu.ruleset:6 7230msgid "" 7231"The Manchus were a semi-nomadic people originating from the region called " 7232"Manchuria in Northeast Asia. In the 17th century they conquered and ruled " 7233"China as the Manchu Empire until 1911." 7234msgstr "" 7235 7236#: data/nation/manx.ruleset:3 7237msgid "Manx" 7238msgstr "" 7239 7240#: data/nation/manx.ruleset:4 7241#, fuzzy 7242msgid "?plural:Manx" 7243msgstr "Incaşi" 7244 7245#: data/nation/manx.ruleset:6 7246msgid "" 7247"The Isle of Man is an island in the British Isles located between Britain " 7248"and Ireland. Formally not a part of United Kingdom, it is a self-governing " 7249"British Crown Dependency. In the Middle Ages it was the center of the " 7250"Kingdom of Mann and the Isles, and later of the Lordship of Man. Man is " 7251"noted for having the oldest still functioning parliament in the world, the " 7252"Tynwald, which has existed since 979 CE. Since 1765 the island depends on " 7253"Great Britain." 7254msgstr "" 7255 7256#: data/nation/manx.ruleset:35 data/nation/westindian.ruleset:23 7257#: data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:27 7258#, fuzzy, c-format 7259msgid "Chief Minister %s" 7260msgstr "Prim ministru" 7261 7262#: data/nation/manx.ruleset:35 data/nation/westindian.ruleset:23 7263#: data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:27 7264#, fuzzy, c-format 7265msgid "?female:Chief Minister %s" 7266msgstr "Prim ministru" 7267 7268#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:3 7269#, fuzzy 7270msgid "Maori" 7271msgstr "Partisan" 7272 7273#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:4 7274#, fuzzy 7275msgid "?plural:Maori" 7276msgstr "Letonieni" 7277 7278#: data/nation/maori.ruleset:6 7279msgid "" 7280"The Maori are a Polynesian people that migrated to and settled the island " 7281"group that is now New Zealand. According to archeological evidence, the " 7282"migration commenced in the 900s and continued until the 1400s." 7283msgstr "" 7284 7285#: data/nation/mapuche.ruleset:3 7286#, fuzzy 7287msgid "Mapuche" 7288msgstr "Martie" 7289 7290#: data/nation/mapuche.ruleset:4 7291#, fuzzy 7292msgid "?plural:Mapuche" 7293msgstr "Coreeni" 7294 7295#: data/nation/mapuche.ruleset:7 7296msgid "" 7297"The Mapuche people successfully resisted the expansion of the Inka empire, " 7298"halting them at the Maule river in what is now central Chile. They proved to " 7299"be stubborn opponents of the Spanish, too, who, along with their Chilean " 7300"successors, took 300 years to conquer them." 7301msgstr "" 7302 7303#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:3 7304msgid "Marathi" 7305msgstr "" 7306 7307#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:4 7308#, fuzzy 7309msgid "?plural:Marathis" 7310msgstr "Letonieni" 7311 7312#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:6 7313msgid "" 7314"The Marathi are people who inhabit the state of Maharashtra in India. In the " 7315"17th century, the Marathi prince Shivaji established the Maratha " 7316"confederacy, waging war on the Moghul empire and eventually replacing the " 7317"Moghuls as the main power on the Indian subcontinent." 7318msgstr "" 7319 7320#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:37 7321#, fuzzy, c-format 7322msgid "High Brahmin %s" 7323msgstr "Rege" 7324 7325#: data/nation/marathi.ruleset:37 7326#, fuzzy, c-format 7327msgid "?female:High Brahmin %s" 7328msgstr "Preşedinte" 7329 7330#: data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:3 7331#, fuzzy 7332msgid "Marshallese" 7333msgstr "Controale" 7334 7335#: data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:4 7336#, fuzzy 7337msgid "?plural:Marshallese" 7338msgstr "?plural:Lankezi" 7339 7340#: data/nation/marshallese.ruleset:6 7341msgid "" 7342"The Marshall Islands is a country in the Western Pacific, just north of the " 7343"Equator, consisting of a large number of islands and atolls. Populated " 7344"primarily by Micronesians, the islands became an independent republic in " 7345"free association with the United States in 1986. In the mid-20th the United " 7346"States carried out numerous nuclear tests on the islands." 7347msgstr "" 7348 7349#: data/nation/martian.ruleset:3 7350#, fuzzy 7351msgid "Martian" 7352msgstr "Partisan" 7353 7354#: data/nation/martian.ruleset:4 7355#, fuzzy 7356msgid "?plural:Martians" 7357msgstr "Letonieni" 7358 7359#: data/nation/martian.ruleset:6 7360msgid "Marsmen landed on Earth in 4000 BCE!" 7361msgstr "" 7362 7363#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:3 7364#, fuzzy 7365msgid "Mauritanian" 7366msgstr "cartagian" 7367 7368#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:4 7369#, fuzzy 7370msgid "?plural:Mauritanians" 7371msgstr "Letonieni" 7372 7373#: data/nation/mauritanian.ruleset:6 7374msgid "" 7375"Mauritania is a country in North West Africa, where the Arab and Sub-Saharan " 7376"African worlds meet. Mauritania became Islamized from the 11th century " 7377"onwards. Colonized by France in the 19th century, the country became an " 7378"independent republic in 1960." 7379msgstr "" 7380 7381#: data/nation/mauritian.ruleset:3 7382#, fuzzy 7383msgid "Mauritian" 7384msgstr "Partisan" 7385 7386#: data/nation/mauritian.ruleset:4 7387#, fuzzy 7388msgid "?plural:Mauritians" 7389msgstr "Letonieni" 7390 7391#: data/nation/mauritian.ruleset:6 7392msgid "" 7393"Mauritius is an island in the Indian Ocean. It was first settled by the " 7394"Dutch, who named it after Maurice of Nassau. The island is famous for being " 7395"the habitat of the dodo, which was was brought to extinction within a " 7396"century after its discovery. The Dutch abandoned the island in 1710 and " 7397"Mauritius was subsequently settled by the French. During the Napoleonic Wars " 7398"the island was captured by the British. The island became independent in " 7399"1968. Nowadays, Mauritius is one of the most developed countries of Africa. " 7400"The population is mostly of Indian, African and European origin." 7401msgstr "" 7402 7403#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:3 7404#, fuzzy 7405msgid "Mazovian" 7406msgstr "Jucare" 7407 7408#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:4 7409#, fuzzy 7410msgid "?plural:Mazovians" 7411msgstr "Italieni" 7412 7413#: data/nation/mazovian.ruleset:6 7414msgid "Mazovia is a historic and geographic region of central-eastern Poland." 7415msgstr "" 7416 7417#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:3 7418msgid "Mecklenburgian" 7419msgstr "" 7420 7421#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:4 7422#, fuzzy 7423msgid "?plural:Mecklenburgians" 7424msgstr "Brazilieni" 7425 7426#: data/nation/mecklenburgian.ruleset:6 7427msgid "" 7428"Mecklenburg was erected in the 12th century. Its ruling house, the " 7429"Obrodites, were of Slavic origin - unique amongst the German states. The " 7430"dynasty remained in power for eight centuries. The Duchy was divided into " 7431"Mecklenburg-Strelitz and Mecklenburg-Schwerin. In the 19th century " 7432"Mecklenburg got the reputation of being the most backward of the German " 7433"states; its feudal institutions were abolished only at the downfall of the " 7434"monarchy in 1918. Currently Mecklenburg forms the western two thirds of the " 7435"German state of Mecklenburg-Cispomerania." 7436msgstr "" 7437 7438#: data/nation/median.ruleset:3 7439#, fuzzy 7440msgid "Median" 7441msgstr "indian" 7442 7443#: data/nation/median.ruleset:4 7444#, fuzzy 7445msgid "?plural:Medians" 7446msgstr "Indieni" 7447 7448#: data/nation/median.ruleset:6 7449msgid "" 7450"Media was an ancient Iranian state that was created by a Western Iranic " 7451"people, the Medes, relatives of the European Scythians. Their state preceded " 7452"the Persian Achaemenid Empire, which was formed as a result of a rebellion " 7453"of the Persians against the Median ruler Astyages. It was the first multi-" 7454"ethnic empire and controlled a vast area spanning from the Halys river to " 7455"what is now Afghanistan." 7456msgstr "" 7457 7458#: data/nation/median.ruleset:31 7459#, fuzzy, c-format 7460msgid "%s Shahanshah" 7461msgstr "Han" 7462 7463#: data/nation/messapian.ruleset:3 7464#, fuzzy 7465msgid "Messapian" 7466msgstr "Opţiuni Mesaje" 7467 7468#: data/nation/messapian.ruleset:4 7469#, fuzzy 7470msgid "?plural:Messapians" 7471msgstr "Perşi" 7472 7473#: data/nation/messapian.ruleset:6 7474msgid "" 7475"The Messapii were an Indo-European tribe that inhabited, in ancient times, " 7476"Apulia, the south-eastern peninsula of Italy, before being absorbed by the " 7477"Romans." 7478msgstr "" 7479 7480#: data/nation/metis.ruleset:3 7481msgid "Métis" 7482msgstr "" 7483 7484#: data/nation/metis.ruleset:6 7485#, fuzzy 7486msgid "?plural:Métis" 7487msgstr "Americani" 7488 7489#: data/nation/metis.ruleset:8 7490msgid "" 7491"The Métis are a people of mixed First Nations (Native American) and European " 7492"(mostly French) descent living mainly in the Canadian prairie provinces. " 7493"Together with the First Nations and the Inuit they form one of the three " 7494"indigenous groups of Canada. In the 19th century the Métis repeatedly " 7495"rebelled against the British and Canadian authorities." 7496msgstr "" 7497 7498#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:3 7499#, fuzzy 7500msgid "Mexican" 7501msgstr "american" 7502 7503#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:4 7504#, fuzzy 7505msgid "?plural:Mexicans" 7506msgstr "Americani" 7507 7508#: data/nation/mexican.ruleset:6 7509msgid "" 7510"Mexico borrows its name from the Mexica people, another name for the Aztecs. " 7511"It achieved independence from Spain in 1821. For most of the 19th century " 7512"the country was wrecked by rebellions and foreign invasions losing more than " 7513"half of its territory to the United States. A liberal constitution was " 7514"proclaimed in 1857, leading to ten years of civil war between liberals and " 7515"conservatives, in which the latter crowned Maximilian of Austria as emperor " 7516"under French occupation. The French and conservatives were ultimately " 7517"defeated by the liberals of Benito Juárez in 1867. Mexico entered the modern " 7518"era under Porfirio Díaz (1876-1911) but social inequality and political " 7519"repression led to the Mexican Revolution of 1910 which left more than a " 7520"million dead. The Revolution led to the establishment of a corporatist one " 7521"party state in 1929. Only in 2000 did Mexico see its first democratic " 7522"transfer of power." 7523msgstr "" 7524 7525#: data/nation/miao.ruleset:3 7526msgid "Miao" 7527msgstr "" 7528 7529#: data/nation/miao.ruleset:4 7530#, fuzzy 7531msgid "?plural:Miao" 7532msgstr "Letonieni" 7533 7534#: data/nation/miao.ruleset:6 7535msgid "" 7536"According to Chinese legend, the Yellow Emperor of Huaxia battled and " 7537"defeated Chi You, leader of the Nine Li tribe, at the Battle of Zhuolu in " 7538"the 26th century BCE. For the Miao people of modern-day China, Chi You - " 7539"whom they refer to as \"Txiv Yawg\" - is a mythical king and founding father " 7540"of their nation. Most Miao live in southern China, but there is a " 7541"significant diaspora in southeast Asian countries as well as Europe and " 7542"North America, of which many belong to the \"Hmong\" sub-group." 7543msgstr "" 7544 7545#: data/nation/micronesian.ruleset:3 7546#, fuzzy 7547msgid "Micronesian" 7548msgstr "indian" 7549 7550#: data/nation/micronesian.ruleset:4 7551#, fuzzy 7552msgid "?plural:Micronesian" 7553msgstr "Polonezi" 7554 7555#: data/nation/micronesian.ruleset:6 7556msgid "" 7557"Micronesia is located in the Central Western Pacific. The site of several " 7558"ancient seafaring cultures, nowadays most of the region is governed by the " 7559"Federated States of Micronesia." 7560msgstr "" 7561 7562#: data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:3 7563msgid "Mi'kmaq" 7564msgstr "" 7565 7566#: data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:4 7567#, fuzzy 7568msgid "?plural:Mi'kmaq" 7569msgstr "Arabi" 7570 7571#: data/nation/mikmaq.ruleset:6 7572msgid "" 7573"Today numbering roughly 25,000, the Mi'kmaq inhabited (and largely continue " 7574"to) Nova Scotia. The first Mi'kmaq to convert to Christianity did so in 1610 " 7575"under French suzerainty. French rule gave way to English and English to " 7576"Canadian." 7577msgstr "" 7578 7579#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:3 7580#, fuzzy 7581msgid "Milanese" 7582msgstr "taivanez" 7583 7584#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:4 7585#, fuzzy 7586msgid "?plural:Milanese" 7587msgstr "?plural:taivanezi" 7588 7589#: data/nation/milanese.ruleset:6 7590msgid "" 7591"Milan is the capital of Lombardy, a region in Northern Italy. From 1395 to " 7592"1797 it was the seat of the Duchy of Milan. Lombardy came under Austrian " 7593"domination after the Napoleonic War. In 1859 it was annexed by Italy." 7594msgstr "" 7595 7596#: data/nation/miskito.ruleset:3 7597#, fuzzy 7598msgid "Miskito" 7599msgstr "Vizionare" 7600 7601#: data/nation/miskito.ruleset:4 7602#, fuzzy 7603msgid "?plural:Miskito" 7604msgstr "Turci" 7605 7606#: data/nation/miskito.ruleset:6 7607msgid "" 7608"Living along the eponymous Miskito Coast of Nicaragua and Honduras, the " 7609"Miskito now number around 200,000 people. In 1625, the Miskito came into a " 7610"long-lasting political relationship with the British Empire, whose interests " 7611"in the Caribbean were contrary to those of the Spanish Empire. A loosely " 7612"constructed Miskito 'kingdom' was formed in that year and a dynasty " 7613"established by kings who went by English names and came under formal British " 7614"protectorate status in 1740. Official protectorate status ended a century " 7615"later and in 1894 the Nicaraguan government incorporated the territory." 7616msgstr "" 7617 7618#: data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:3 7619msgid "Mitanni" 7620msgstr "" 7621 7622#: data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:4 7623#, fuzzy 7624msgid "?plural:Mitanni" 7625msgstr "Letonieni" 7626 7627#: data/nation/mitanni.ruleset:6 7628msgid "" 7629"Mitanni was an ancient Hurrian kingdom in what is now Northern Syria and " 7630"Iraq. Mitanni was at the height of its power during the 14th century BCE, " 7631"during which it rivalled Egypt." 7632msgstr "" 7633 7634#: data/nation/mixtec.ruleset:3 7635#, fuzzy 7636msgid "Mixtec" 7637msgstr "Mină" 7638 7639#: data/nation/mixtec.ruleset:4 7640#, fuzzy 7641msgid "?plural:Mixtecs" 7642msgstr "Azteci" 7643 7644#: data/nation/mixtec.ruleset:6 7645msgid "" 7646"The Mixtecs or Ñuu Savi were one of the major Mesoamerican civilizations. " 7647"The Mixtec territory was formed by a large number of city states. The Mixtec " 7648"ruler Eight Deer 'Jaguar Claw', who ruled Tilantongo around 1100 CE, was " 7649"famous in all of ancient Mexico. In the late 15th century most of the Mixtec " 7650"territory was occupied by the Aztecs, though parts remained independent " 7651"until the arrival of the Spanish. Nowadays there are about 700,000 Mixtecs " 7652"living in the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Puebla, as well as in " 7653"emigrant communities in Northern Mexico and the US." 7654msgstr "" 7655 7656#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:3 7657msgid "Moldovan" 7658msgstr "" 7659 7660#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:4 7661#, fuzzy 7662msgid "?plural:Moldovans" 7663msgstr "Italieni" 7664 7665#: data/nation/moldovan.ruleset:6 7666msgid "" 7667"Moldova was conquered by the Ottomans in the 16th century. Then in 1812 " 7668"Moldova became part of the Russian Empire. From 1918 Moldova was part of " 7669"Romania until inclusion in the Soviet Union in 1940. The modern Republic of " 7670"Moldova gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991." 7671msgstr "" 7672 7673#: data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:3 7674msgid "Moluccan" 7675msgstr "" 7676 7677#: data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:4 7678#, fuzzy 7679msgid "?plural:Moluccans" 7680msgstr "Italieni" 7681 7682#: data/nation/moluccan.ruleset:6 7683msgid "" 7684"The Moluccas, known as the Spice Islands during the era of colonizations, " 7685"are an island group in the Indonesian archipelago. Inhabited by Malay " 7686"peoples, the islands were contested by the Spanish, Portuguese and English " 7687"but ended up under firm Dutch control by the 16th century. During the " 7688"decolonization process many Moluccans sided with the Dutch East Indies Army. " 7689"This, and the centralism exerted by Java after Indonesia's independence in " 7690"1949, led to the proclamation of the Republic of the South Moluccas in 1950. " 7691"The rebellion was crushed, but a government in exile continues to operate, " 7692"not recognized by any country." 7693msgstr "" 7694 7695#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:3 7696msgid "Monegasque" 7697msgstr "" 7698 7699#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:4 7700#, fuzzy 7701msgid "?plural:Monegasque" 7702msgstr "Mongoli" 7703 7704#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:6 7705msgid "" 7706"With only two square kilometers, Monaco is the second smallest country in " 7707"the world. It has been ruled by the Grimaldi dynasty ever since the country " 7708"was founded in 1297. In 1861 Monaco lost more than 95 percent of its " 7709"territory to France. The principality is noted for its absence of income " 7710"taxes, its casino and its Formula 1 track. Foreigners make up more than 80 " 7711"percent of the population. In terms of GDP per capita Monaco is the " 7712"wealthiest country in the world by a large margin." 7713msgstr "" 7714 7715#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:29 7716#, fuzzy, c-format 7717msgid "Minister of State %s" 7718msgstr "Prim ministru" 7719 7720#: data/nation/monegasque.ruleset:29 7721#, fuzzy, c-format 7722msgid "?female:Minister of State %s" 7723msgstr "Prim ministru" 7724 7725#: data/nation/mon.ruleset:3 7726#, fuzzy 7727msgid "Mon" 7728msgstr "Gata" 7729 7730#: data/nation/mon.ruleset:4 7731#, fuzzy 7732msgid "?plural:Mons" 7733msgstr "Mongoli" 7734 7735#: data/nation/mon.ruleset:6 7736msgid "" 7737"The Mon people were among the earliest inhabitants of Southeast Asia and " 7738"instrumental in the spread of Buddhism in the region." 7739msgstr "" 7740 7741#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:3 7742#, fuzzy 7743msgid "Montenegrin" 7744msgstr "Conectează" 7745 7746#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:4 7747#, fuzzy 7748msgid "?plural:Montenegrins" 7749msgstr "Mongoli" 7750 7751#: data/nation/montenegrin.ruleset:6 7752msgid "" 7753"Montenegro is a small country on the Balkans, the last to be conquered by " 7754"the Ottomans and the first to become independent again. Part of Yugoslavia " 7755"in the 20th century, it dissolved its union with Serbia in 2006." 7756msgstr "" 7757 7758#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:3 7759#, fuzzy 7760msgid "Moravian" 7761msgstr "Jucare" 7762 7763#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:4 7764#, fuzzy 7765msgid "?plural:Moravians" 7766msgstr "Italieni" 7767 7768#: data/nation/moravian.ruleset:6 7769msgid "" 7770"Great Moravia was a Slavic medieval monarchy whose center was located in the " 7771"areas of modern Moravia region in Czech Republic. Moravia conquered areas of " 7772"Bohemia, Slovakia, Pannonia and large parts of southern Poland and Lusatia. " 7773"The first ruler and founder of this state was duke Mojmir I. The Great " 7774"Moravian state was destroyed as a result of the Hungarian invasion from the " 7775"eastern steppes. After the defeat of the Hungarians by the Holy Roman " 7776"Empire, Moravia was turned into a principality, which was in a personal " 7777"union with Bohemia for most of its history." 7778msgstr "" 7779 7780#: data/nation/mordvin.ruleset:3 7781msgid "Mordvin" 7782msgstr "" 7783 7784#: data/nation/mordvin.ruleset:4 7785#, fuzzy 7786msgid "?plural:Mordvins" 7787msgstr "Italieni" 7788 7789#: data/nation/mordvin.ruleset:6 7790msgid "" 7791"The Mordvins are a Finnic people consisting of two subgroups: the Erzya and " 7792"the Moksha. Mordvins live mainly in the Republic of Mordovia, a subdivision " 7793"of the Russian Federation." 7794msgstr "" 7795 7796#: data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:3 7797msgid "Moroccan" 7798msgstr "" 7799 7800#: data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:4 7801#, fuzzy 7802msgid "?plural:Moroccans" 7803msgstr "Italieni" 7804 7805#: data/nation/moroccan.ruleset:6 7806msgid "" 7807"Modern Morocco gained independence in 1956. However, the area has been " 7808"inhabited since at least 8000 BCE. In classical times the region was known " 7809"as Mauretania." 7810msgstr "" 7811 7812#: data/nation/mozambican.ruleset:3 7813#, fuzzy 7814msgid "Mozambican" 7815msgstr "american" 7816 7817#: data/nation/mozambican.ruleset:4 7818#, fuzzy 7819msgid "?plural:Mozambicans" 7820msgstr "Italieni" 7821 7822#: data/nation/mozambican.ruleset:6 7823msgid "" 7824"Mozambique is a country in Southeast Africa. It gained independence from " 7825"Portugal in 1975." 7826msgstr "" 7827 7828#: data/nation/mughal.ruleset:3 7829#, fuzzy 7830msgid "Mughal" 7831msgstr "Masculin" 7832 7833#: data/nation/mughal.ruleset:4 7834#, fuzzy 7835msgid "?plural:Mughals" 7836msgstr "Italieni" 7837 7838#: data/nation/mughal.ruleset:6 7839msgid "" 7840"The Mughal Empire ruled most of the Indian subcontinent throughout the early " 7841"modern era." 7842msgstr "" 7843 7844#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:3 7845msgid "Muscovite" 7846msgstr "" 7847 7848#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:4 7849#, fuzzy 7850msgid "?plural:Muscovites" 7851msgstr "Azteci" 7852 7853#: data/nation/muscovite.ruleset:6 7854msgid "" 7855"Moscow emerged as a regional power and successor to the Kievan Rus' in the " 7856"12th century CE. Under the Rurikid dynasty, the Muscovites consolidated " 7857"power through alliances with the Golden Horde and the Orthodox Church, " 7858"eventually subduing surrounding cities and principalities including the " 7859"Novgorod Republic." 7860msgstr "" 7861 7862#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:3 7863#, fuzzy 7864msgid "Muskogee" 7865msgstr "Muşchetar" 7866 7867#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:4 7868#, fuzzy 7869msgid "?plural:Muskogee" 7870msgstr "Turci" 7871 7872#: data/nation/muskogee.ruleset:6 7873msgid "" 7874"The Muskogee was a confederacy of North American tribes, including the " 7875"Creek, Seminole, Choctaw, and Chickasaw. They were based in the area now " 7876"encompassed by the U.S. states of Georgia and Alabama. Creek and Seminole " 7877"tribes briefly formed a sovereign state known as the \"State of Muskogee\" " 7878"during the early 1800s." 7879msgstr "" 7880 7881#: data/nation/mwiska.ruleset:3 7882#, fuzzy 7883msgid "Mwiska" 7884msgstr "Militia" 7885 7886#: data/nation/mwiska.ruleset:4 7887#, fuzzy 7888msgid "?plural:Mwiska" 7889msgstr "?plural:suedezi" 7890 7891#: data/nation/mwiska.ruleset:6 7892msgid "" 7893"Comprising five states, variously described as chiefdoms and kingdoms, the " 7894"Mwiska (a.k.a. Muisca) likely numbered between half a million to one million " 7895"people at the time of Spanish conquest. The two largest of the Mwiska " 7896"states, Zipa and Zaque, were at conflict with one another when the Spanish " 7897"came on the scene, with the former being more successful than the latter. " 7898"Spanish conquest was fairly quick, however, and no rebellion took place " 7899"after 1541 and the language went extinct in the 18th century." 7900msgstr "" 7901 7902#: data/nation/mwiska.ruleset:26 7903#, fuzzy, c-format 7904msgid "Cacique %s" 7905msgstr "Renunţă" 7906 7907#: data/nation/mwiska.ruleset:26 7908#, fuzzy, c-format 7909msgid "?female:Cacique %s" 7910msgstr "Tovarăşul" 7911 7912#: data/nation/namibian.ruleset:3 7913#, fuzzy 7914msgid "Namibian" 7915msgstr "Nigerian" 7916 7917#: data/nation/namibian.ruleset:4 7918#, fuzzy 7919msgid "?plural:Namibians" 7920msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 7921 7922#: data/nation/namibian.ruleset:7 7923msgid "" 7924"Although European Powers long neglected the desertic African Southwest, the " 7925"German Empire established a colony there in the late nineteenth century. " 7926"After losing World War I, the territory became a mandate under the " 7927"responsibility of the Union of South Africa. It finally became independent " 7928"in 1990, under the name of Namibia." 7929msgstr "" 7930 7931#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:3 7932msgid "Nauruan" 7933msgstr "" 7934 7935#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:4 7936#, fuzzy 7937msgid "?plural:Nauruans" 7938msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 7939 7940#: data/nation/nauruan.ruleset:6 7941msgid "" 7942"Called Pleasant Island by the European colonizers, Nauru is an island in the " 7943"South Pacific. The island was first settled by Austronesian peoples around " 7944"1000 BCE. European contacts led to internecine tribal warfare which " 7945"decimated the population. Nauru was annexed by the German Empire in 1888 but " 7946"was occupied by Australia during World War I. In 1968, the Republic of Nauru " 7947"became independent. Thanks to its enormous phosphate resources, Nauru was " 7948"for some time the most developed third world country and one of the world's " 7949"richest countries per capita. With the exhaustion of the phosphate reserves " 7950"the country has fallen on economic hard times. Offshore banking, immigrant " 7951"detention centers and musicals have proven unsuccessful to replace phosphate " 7952"as source of income. Nauru is the world's third smallest country by size, " 7953"second smallest by population. It is the smallest country in the Southern " 7954"Hemisphere and the world's smallest republic." 7955msgstr "" 7956 7957#: data/nation/navajo.ruleset:3 7958msgid "Navajo" 7959msgstr "" 7960 7961#: data/nation/navajo.ruleset:4 7962#, fuzzy 7963msgid "?plural:Navajo" 7964msgstr "Tailandezi" 7965 7966#: data/nation/navajo.ruleset:6 7967msgid "" 7968"The Navajo or Diné are the most populous Native American nation of the " 7969"United States. They are closely related to the Apache. Their language is " 7970"famous for being one of the world's most complex." 7971msgstr "" 7972 7973#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:3 7974#, fuzzy 7975msgid "Neapolitan" 7976msgstr "Jucare" 7977 7978#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:4 7979#, fuzzy 7980msgid "?plural:Neapolitans" 7981msgstr "Italieni" 7982 7983#: data/nation/neapolitan.ruleset:6 7984msgid "" 7985"For centuries the Kingdom of Naples was the largest country on the Italian " 7986"Peninsula. Many European powers showed interest in the kingdom and its " 7987"throne changed hands many times. After the Napoleonic Era it was merged with " 7988"the Kingdom of Sicily." 7989msgstr "" 7990 7991#: data/nation/nenets.ruleset:3 7992msgid "Nenets" 7993msgstr "" 7994 7995#: data/nation/nenets.ruleset:4 7996#, fuzzy 7997msgid "?plural:Nenets" 7998msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 7999 8000#: data/nation/nenets.ruleset:6 8001msgid "" 8002"The Nenets are a people living in north-western Russia and the most populous " 8003"among the Samoyed peoples." 8004msgstr "" 8005 8006#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:3 8007#, fuzzy 8008msgid "Nepali" 8009msgstr "Bengali" 8010 8011#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:4 8012#, fuzzy 8013msgid "?plural:Nepalis" 8014msgstr "Englezi" 8015 8016#: data/nation/nepali.ruleset:6 8017msgid "" 8018"Nepal is a landlocked country located in the Himalayas. Long a multi-" 8019"cultural and multi-lingual nation, its history is characterized by its " 8020"location between India and China. The Nepalese principalities were united " 8021"into one kingdom in the 18th century. Nepal became a republic in 2008." 8022msgstr "" 8023 8024#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:5 8025#, fuzzy 8026msgid "Nestorian" 8027msgstr "Reţelistic" 8028 8029#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:6 8030#, fuzzy 8031msgid "?plural:Nestorians" 8032msgstr "Australieni" 8033 8034#: data/nation/nestorian.ruleset:8 8035msgid "" 8036"Legends of Prester John circulated in Europe from the 12th through 17th " 8037"centuries. The stories told of a Nestorian Christian nation beyond the " 8038"boundaries of the European world; over time the location of the kingdom " 8039"moved from India to Central Asia to Ethiopia. The land contained " 8040"unbelievable riches and creatures, and bordered Earthly Paradise. Because " 8041"the country was believed to be on the other side of the Muslim world, many " 8042"Europeans hoped Prester John would be a valuable ally in their quest to end " 8043"Muslim rule of the Holy Land." 8044msgstr "" 8045 8046#: data/nation/newfoundland.ruleset:3 8047#, fuzzy 8048msgid "Newfoundland" 8049msgstr "Noua Zeelandă" 8050 8051#: data/nation/newfoundland.ruleset:4 8052#, fuzzy 8053msgid "?plural:Newfoundlanders" 8054msgstr "?plural:Neo Zeelandezi" 8055 8056#: data/nation/newfoundland.ruleset:7 8057msgid "" 8058"In precolumbian times Newfoundland and Labrador were settled by the Beothuk, " 8059"though around 1000 CE for a short time Vikings also settled there. From the " 8060"late 15th century onward Newfoundland was visited by the Portuguese and " 8061"English. England and France contested the island until 1713, when France " 8062"relinquished its claims. Newfoundland became a dominion in 1907. Badly hit " 8063"by the Great Depression, in 1934 it voluntarily surrendered its sovereignty " 8064"to the UK. Newfoundland passed to Canada in 1949; currently it is known as " 8065"the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador." 8066msgstr "" 8067 8068#: data/nation/newzealand.ruleset:3 8069msgid "New Zealand" 8070msgstr "Noua Zeelandă" 8071 8072#: data/nation/newzealand.ruleset:4 8073msgid "?plural:New Zealanders" 8074msgstr "?plural:Neo Zeelandezi" 8075 8076#: data/nation/newzealand.ruleset:6 8077msgid "" 8078"The island group of New Zealand was annexed by Britain in 1840. Following a " 8079"royal proclamation in 1907, the country became an independent dominion " 8080"within the Commonwealth of Nations." 8081msgstr "" 8082 8083#: data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:3 8084msgid "Nicaraguan" 8085msgstr "" 8086 8087#: data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:4 8088#, fuzzy 8089msgid "?plural:Nicaraguans" 8090msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8091 8092#: data/nation/nicaraguan.ruleset:6 8093msgid "" 8094"The largest of the Central American republics, Nicaragua is known for its " 8095"turbulent history. The country lived through numerous civil wars and foreign " 8096"interventions until Anastasio Somoza established a notoriously corrupt " 8097"dictatorship in the 1930s. His family continued to rule until 1979, when the " 8098"last Somoza was overthrown by sandinista revolutionaries, starting 11 years " 8099"of civil war between the sandinista government and the contras." 8100msgstr "" 8101 8102#: data/nation/nigerian.ruleset:3 8103msgid "Nigerian" 8104msgstr "Nigerian" 8105 8106#: data/nation/nigerian.ruleset:4 8107msgid "?plural:Nigerians" 8108msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8109 8110#: data/nation/nigerian.ruleset:6 8111msgid "" 8112"Nigeria won full independence from British rule in 1960. It is the most " 8113"populous country of Africa." 8114msgstr "" 8115 8116#: data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:3 8117#, fuzzy 8118msgid "Nigerien" 8119msgstr "Nigerian" 8120 8121#: data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:4 8122#, fuzzy 8123msgid "?plural:Nigeriens" 8124msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8125 8126#: data/nation/nigerien.ruleset:6 8127msgid "" 8128"Niger is a country in the Sahel region of West Africa, named after the Niger " 8129"river. It achieved independence from France in 1960. Since then it has been " 8130"ruled intermittently by civil and military governments. One of the poorest " 8131"countries in the world, Niger ranks rock bottom in international rankings " 8132"such as the Human Development Index. Niger has both the highest fertility " 8133"rate and infant mortality rate in the world. Niger should not be confused " 8134"with Nigeria." 8135msgstr "" 8136 8137#: data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:3 8138msgid "Nimíipuu" 8139msgstr "" 8140 8141#: data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:6 8142#, fuzzy 8143msgid "?plural:Nimíipuu" 8144msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8145 8146#: data/nation/nimiipuu.ruleset:8 8147msgid "" 8148"The Nimíipuu, or the 'Real People', in their own language, are better known " 8149"as the 'Nez Percé'. This Native American nation covered parts of Washington, " 8150"Oregon, Montana and Idaho and consisted of more than 70 permanent villages " 8151"in 1800. At this time the population numbered about 6,000. After a defeat by " 8152"the American cavalry on October 5, 1877, the Nimíipuu were moved to " 8153"reservations. The elected Nez Percé Tribal Executive Committee now governs " 8154"tribal affairs." 8155msgstr "" 8156 8157#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:3 8158#, fuzzy 8159msgid "Norman" 8160msgstr "Onorabil" 8161 8162#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:4 8163#, fuzzy 8164msgid "?plural:Normans" 8165msgstr "Romani" 8166 8167#: data/nation/norman.ruleset:6 8168msgid "" 8169"After several devastating Viking raids on what is today northern France and " 8170"a siege of Paris, the Frankish king Charles the Simple granted the Viking " 8171"leader Rollo a fiefdom in the area. This fief evolved into the Duchy of " 8172"Normandy, of which the most famous duke is William II \"the Conqueror\" who " 8173"invaded England in 1066." 8174msgstr "" 8175 8176#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:3 8177#, fuzzy 8178msgid "North Korean" 8179msgstr "corean" 8180 8181#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:4 8182#, fuzzy 8183msgid "?plural:North Koreans" 8184msgstr "Coreeni" 8185 8186#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:6 8187msgid "" 8188"In 1945 Korea was split by the Soviet Union and the United States into two " 8189"states along the 38th parallel, forming North Korea and South Korea. 60 " 8190"years on, North Korea remains a communist state of the Stalinist type." 8191msgstr "" 8192 8193#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:25 8194#, fuzzy, c-format 8195msgid "Dear Leader %s" 8196msgstr "Minune" 8197 8198#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:25 8199#, fuzzy, c-format 8200msgid "?female:Dear Leader %s" 8201msgstr "Minune" 8202 8203#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:26 data/nation/soviet.ruleset:30 8204#, fuzzy, c-format 8205msgid "Great Leader %s" 8206msgstr "Minune" 8207 8208#: data/nation/northkorean.ruleset:26 data/nation/soviet.ruleset:30 8209#, fuzzy, c-format 8210msgid "?female:Great Leader %s" 8211msgstr "Minune" 8212 8213#: data/nation/northumbrian.ruleset:3 8214#, fuzzy 8215msgid "Northumbrian" 8216msgstr "corean" 8217 8218#: data/nation/northumbrian.ruleset:4 8219#, fuzzy 8220msgid "?plural:Northumbrians" 8221msgstr "Romani" 8222 8223#: data/nation/northumbrian.ruleset:6 8224msgid "" 8225"The Northumbria was a Medieval kingdom of the Angles, in what is now " 8226"northern England and southern Scotland. It was created after the unification " 8227"of Bernicia and Deira by king Aethelfrith. One of the main states of the " 8228"Anglo-Saxon heptarchy, in the 10th century it was incorporated into England." 8229msgstr "" 8230 8231#: data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:3 8232msgid "Norwegian" 8233msgstr "Norvegian" 8234 8235#: data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:4 8236msgid "?plural:Norwegians" 8237msgstr "?plural:Norvegieni" 8238 8239#: data/nation/norwegian.ruleset:6 8240msgid "" 8241"After centuries of Danish rule, the Norwegians made their own constitution " 8242"in Eidsvoll, 1814 CE. Finally, in 1905 CE the Norwegians got their " 8243"independence after a union with Sweden." 8244msgstr "" 8245 8246#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:3 8247msgid "Novgorodian" 8248msgstr "" 8249 8250#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:4 8251#, fuzzy 8252msgid "?plural:Novgorodians" 8253msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8254 8255#: data/nation/novgorodian.ruleset:6 8256msgid "" 8257"The Novgorod Republic was was a large Medieval Russian state that stretched " 8258"from the Baltic Sea to the Ural Mountains. It existed between the 12th and " 8259"15th centuries and was centered on the city of Novgorod." 8260msgstr "" 8261 8262#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:3 8263#, fuzzy 8264msgid "Nubian" 8265msgstr "Luptă" 8266 8267#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:4 8268#, fuzzy 8269msgid "?plural:Nubians" 8270msgstr "Romani" 8271 8272#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:6 8273msgid "" 8274"A succession of kingdoms stretching roughly from the 1st to the 6th " 8275"cataracts of the Nile river in modern Sudan and Egypt, Nubia was ancient " 8276"Egypt's perennial neighbor, competitor, trading partner, enemy, and source " 8277"of gold, slaves and soldiers to the south. The border between the two " 8278"nations fluctuated time and time again. Lower Nubia was at times ruled by " 8279"Egypt. The 25th Dynasty of Egypt, however, was a Nubian dynasty, and one " 8280"that saw conflict with Assyria, which eventually wrested Egypt from Nubia. " 8281"Brief conflict occurred with Rome in 24 BCE when Nubian armies routed the " 8282"Roman garrison with its famed archers. Nubia was a nation shaped by its " 8283"position between the Mediterranean world and the African interior. Large " 8284"Nubian states centered on Napata and later Meroe broke into smaller " 8285"Christian kingdoms which persisted into medieval times before being " 8286"conquered by Muslim Arabs." 8287msgstr "" 8288 8289#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:33 8290#, fuzzy, c-format 8291msgid "Pharaoh %s" 8292msgstr "Faraon" 8293 8294#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:33 8295#, fuzzy, c-format 8296msgid "?female:Pharaoh %s" 8297msgstr "Tovarăşul" 8298 8299#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:34 8300#, fuzzy, c-format 8301msgid "Great Pharaoh %s" 8302msgstr "Mare Faraon" 8303 8304#: data/nation/nubian.ruleset:34 8305#, fuzzy, c-format 8306msgid "?female:Great Pharaoh %s" 8307msgstr "Mare Faraon" 8308 8309#: data/nation/numidian.ruleset:3 8310#, fuzzy 8311msgid "Numidian" 8312msgstr "Nigerian" 8313 8314#: data/nation/numidian.ruleset:4 8315#, fuzzy 8316msgid "?plural:Numidians" 8317msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 8318 8319#: data/nation/numidian.ruleset:7 8320msgid "" 8321"The Numidians were an ancient Berber people renowned for their horsemanship " 8322"who were composed of two main tribes in modern Algeria and Tunisia: the " 8323"Massyli in the east and the Massaesyli in the west. They were united under " 8324"King Massinissa, whose position was guaranteed by his Roman allies after the " 8325"2nd Punic War in which he aided the Romans in their defeat of the " 8326"Carthaginians. His unified kingdom was short-lived, however, as the west was " 8327"given to the Mauretanian king by the Romans following the death of King " 8328"Jugurtha. Eventually all of Numidia and Mauretania were added to the Roman " 8329"realm." 8330msgstr "" 8331 8332#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:3 8333msgid "Nuu-chah-nulth" 8334msgstr "" 8335 8336#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:4 8337#, fuzzy 8338msgid "?plural:Nuu-chah-nulth" 8339msgstr "Coreeni" 8340 8341#: data/nation/nuu-chah-nulth.ruleset:7 8342msgid "" 8343"The Nuu-chah-nulth are a Pacific Northwest people, one of the few Native " 8344"American peoples to travel in the open ocean and hunt whales. They inhabited " 8345"most of what is now western Vancouver Island and now number over 8,000 " 8346"individuals. Like other people of the Pacific Northwest, they built large " 8347"wooden canoes and houses and lived in clan systems." 8348msgstr "" 8349 8350#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:3 8351#, fuzzy 8352msgid "Occitan" 8353msgstr "Ocean" 8354 8355#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:4 8356#, fuzzy 8357msgid "?plural:Occitans" 8358msgstr "?plural:Otomani" 8359 8360#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:6 8361msgid "" 8362"Although Occitania never had a real political unity (it consisted of several " 8363"counties and duchies in today's southern France), its culture enjoyed great " 8364"prestige all over Europe during the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries, Occitan " 8365"being the language of troubadours. Its religious freedom allowed the " 8366"flourishing of Catharism, which was declared heretic by the Pope, and the " 8367"French kings took advantage of the subsequent crusade to annex its territory." 8368msgstr "" 8369 8370#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:28 8371#, fuzzy, c-format 8372msgid "Viscount %s" 8373msgstr "Vizionare" 8374 8375#: data/nation/occitan.ruleset:28 8376#, fuzzy, c-format 8377msgid "Viscountess %s" 8378msgstr "Număr" 8379 8380#: data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:2 8381#, fuzzy 8382msgid "Ohlone" 8383msgstr "Colonel" 8384 8385#: data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:3 8386#, fuzzy 8387msgid "?plural:Ohlone" 8388msgstr "Chinezi" 8389 8390#: data/nation/ohlone.ruleset:5 8391msgid "" 8392"Gatherers, hunters and fishermen, the Ohlone lived in over 40 bands " 8393"stretching from the San Francisco Bay south to the Salinas Valley. They " 8394"spoke eight distinct yet related languages and though they shared many " 8395"cultural traits common to other Native Californian peoples, the Ohlone were " 8396"also diverse in some finer aspects of culture. Their way of life changed " 8397"dramatically when the Spanish arrived in 1769 and disease and the injustices " 8398"of Mission life came to replace their earlier lives. Though the last fluent " 8399"speaker of an Ohlone language died in 1939, the Ohlone are today federally " 8400"recognized as 7 tribes." 8401msgstr "" 8402 8403#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:3 8404#, fuzzy 8405msgid "Oldenburgian" 8406msgstr "algerian" 8407 8408#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:4 8409#, fuzzy 8410msgid "?plural:Oldenburgians" 8411msgstr "Germani" 8412 8413#: data/nation/oldenburgian.ruleset:6 8414msgid "" 8415"Initially a vassal of the dukes of Saxony, Oldenburg became a county " 8416"directly suzerain to the Holy Roman Emperor in the 12th century. In 1450, " 8417"when count Christian VI became king Christian I of Denmark, the country " 8418"entered into a personal union with Denmark. A second union with Denmark " 8419"existed from 1667 to 1773. Oldenburg's dynasty also ruled Schleswig-" 8420"Holstein, Russia and Sweden at some point in time. Oldenburg became a grand " 8421"duchy in 1815 and a republic in 1918. In 1931 it was the first German state " 8422"to vote the Nazi Party into power. After World War II, Oldenburg was merged " 8423"with Hanover to form the state of Lower Saxony." 8424msgstr "" 8425 8426#: data/nation/oldprussian.ruleset:3 8427#, fuzzy 8428msgid "Old Prussian" 8429msgstr "persan" 8430 8431#: data/nation/oldprussian.ruleset:4 8432#, fuzzy 8433msgid "?plural:Old Prussians" 8434msgstr "Perşi" 8435 8436#: data/nation/oldprussian.ruleset:6 8437msgid "" 8438"The Prussians were Baltic peoples inhabiting the area between the Pomerania, " 8439"Mazovia, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea (Baltic coast between the lower " 8440"Vistula and lower Nemen). They were conquered and germanized by the Teutonic " 8441"Order." 8442msgstr "" 8443 8444#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:3 8445#, fuzzy 8446msgid "Omani" 8447msgstr "Ocean" 8448 8449#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:4 8450#, fuzzy 8451msgid "?plural:Omanis" 8452msgstr "?plural:Otomani" 8453 8454#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:6 8455msgid "" 8456"Oman is an Arab country in southwest Asia on the southeast coast of the " 8457"Arabian Peninsula. Before the arrival of Islam Oman was controlled by " 8458"Achaemenids, Parthians and Sassanids." 8459msgstr "" 8460 8461#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:32 8462#, fuzzy, c-format 8463msgid "General Commander %s" 8464msgstr "Cancelar federal" 8465 8466#: data/nation/omani.ruleset:32 8467#, fuzzy, c-format 8468msgid "?female:General Commander %s" 8469msgstr "Tovarăşul" 8470 8471#: data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:3 8472#, fuzzy 8473msgid "Ossetian" 8474msgstr "rus" 8475 8476#: data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:4 8477#, fuzzy 8478msgid "?plural:Ossetians" 8479msgstr "Ruşi" 8480 8481#: data/nation/ossetian.ruleset:6 8482msgid "" 8483"Modern Ossetians are the successors of the Alans of Ancient history, who " 8484"fled into the mountains during the Hunnic invasions. Around 800 CE an Alanic " 8485"kingdom emerged in the Northern Caucasus, which continued to exist until the " 8486"Mongol invasions. Nowadays Ossetians live in the Republic of North Ossetia " 8487"(part of the Russian Federation) and in the partially recognized Republic of " 8488"South Ossetia." 8489msgstr "" 8490 8491#: data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:3 8492#, fuzzy 8493msgid "Ostrogothic" 8494msgstr "Vizionare" 8495 8496#: data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:4 8497#, fuzzy 8498msgid "?plural:Ostrogoths" 8499msgstr "Vikingi" 8500 8501#: data/nation/ostrogothic.ruleset:6 8502msgid "" 8503"The Ostrogoths or Greuthungi (meaning people of the steppe, in contrast to " 8504"the Visigoths-Tervingi, living in the more wooded areas) were an East " 8505"Germanic people, one of the two tribes of Goths. They conquered Italy from " 8506"Odoacer and founded their kingdom there. In the 5th century the Ostrogothic " 8507"kingdom was crushed by the Byzantines in a war that depopulated much of " 8508"Italy." 8509msgstr "" 8510 8511#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:3 8512#, fuzzy 8513msgid "Otomí" 8514msgstr "Otoman" 8515 8516#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:6 8517#, fuzzy 8518msgid "?plural:Otomíes" 8519msgstr "?plural:Otomani" 8520 8521#: data/nation/otomi.ruleset:9 8522msgid "" 8523"The Otomí are one of the most ancient peoples of Mexico. They have lived in " 8524"Central Mexico ever since the development of agriculture or even longer. A " 8525"warlike people, they served as mercenaries in the armies of many " 8526"Mesoamerican civilizations and got their name from the otmitl, the crack " 8527"military order of the Aztecs, in which many of them served. In their own " 8528"language they are called Hñähñu. With more than half a million people the " 8529"Otomí are still one of the biggest indigenous groups of Mexico." 8530msgstr "" 8531 8532#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:3 8533msgid "Ottoman" 8534msgstr "Otoman" 8535 8536#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:4 8537msgid "?plural:Ottomans" 8538msgstr "?plural:Otomani" 8539 8540#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:6 8541msgid "" 8542"In the beginning of the 14th century Osman, a leader of a minor Turkish " 8543"tribe in western Anatolia, conquered all his neighboring tribes. A century " 8544"later the Byzantine capital fell to Turkish rule which gave the Ottoman " 8545"empire access to Europe. The Ottomans subsequently conquered large parts of " 8546"south-eastern Europe, the Islamic Arab world as well as Egypt and much of " 8547"North Africa, making it a regional superpower until its dissolution in the " 8548"aftermath of World War I." 8549msgstr "" 8550 8551#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:29 8552#, fuzzy, c-format 8553msgid "Padishah %s" 8554msgstr "Padisah" 8555 8556#: data/nation/ottoman.ruleset:29 8557#, fuzzy, c-format 8558msgid "?female:Padishah %s" 8559msgstr "Consul" 8560 8561#: data/nation/ozite.ruleset:3 8562#, fuzzy 8563msgid "Ozite" 8564msgstr "Şterge" 8565 8566#: data/nation/ozite.ruleset:4 8567#, fuzzy 8568msgid "?plural:Ozites" 8569msgstr "Azteci" 8570 8571#: data/nation/ozite.ruleset:8 8572msgid "" 8573"The land of Oz was created by L. Frank Baum in 1900 in 'The Wonderful Wizard " 8574"of Oz' and was subsequently embellished in a number of other books. The " 8575"country consists of four main territories: Winkie Country, Quadling Country, " 8576"Munchkin Country, and Gillikin Country. Oz is surrounded by an impassable " 8577"desert." 8578msgstr "" 8579 8580#: data/nation/ozite.ruleset:26 8581#, fuzzy, c-format 8582msgid "Wizard %s" 8583msgstr "greu" 8584 8585#: data/nation/ozite.ruleset:26 8586#, fuzzy, c-format 8587msgid "Witch %s" 8588msgstr "Lăţime" 8589 8590#: data/nation/paeonian.ruleset:3 8591#, fuzzy 8592msgid "Paeonian" 8593msgstr "armean" 8594 8595#: data/nation/paeonian.ruleset:4 8596#, fuzzy 8597msgid "?plural:Paeonians" 8598msgstr "Italieni" 8599 8600#: data/nation/paeonian.ruleset:6 8601msgid "" 8602"The Paeonians were an ancient people that inhabited the areas north of " 8603"Macedon, between the Thracian and Illyrian tribes. Their language probably " 8604"had a mixed Thraco-Illyrian origin. The seat of the Paeonian kings was " 8605"Bylazora. In 360-359 BCE, southern Paeonian tribes launched raids into " 8606"Macedon, but the Macedons defeated and conquered them. A Paeonian military " 8607"contingent participated in the expedition of Alexander the Great to Persia." 8608msgstr "" 8609 8610#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:3 8611#, fuzzy 8612msgid "Pakistani" 8613msgstr "Partisan" 8614 8615#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:4 8616#, fuzzy 8617msgid "?plural:Pakistanis" 8618msgstr "?plural:Români" 8619 8620#: data/nation/pakistani.ruleset:6 8621msgid "" 8622"The Federation of Pakistan was formed from the predominantly Muslim regions " 8623"of British India in 1947." 8624msgstr "" 8625 8626#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:3 8627#, fuzzy 8628msgid "Palatinate" 8629msgstr "Prerie" 8630 8631#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:4 8632#, fuzzy 8633msgid "?plural:Palatinate Germans" 8634msgstr "Germani" 8635 8636#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:6 8637msgid "" 8638"The Electoral Palatinate was one of the electorates of the Holy Roman " 8639"Empire, located on the banks of the Rhine. It had a volatile political " 8640"history, continuously splitting and reuniting. Elector Frederick V's capture " 8641"of the Bohemian throne sparked the Thirty Years War in 1618, in which much " 8642"of the area was devastated. The Palatinate was united in a personal union " 8643"with Bavaria in 1777. Currently it is part of the German state of Rhineland-" 8644"Palatinate, with smaller areas in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria." 8645msgstr "" 8646 8647#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:29 8648#, fuzzy, c-format 8649msgid "Count Palatine %s" 8650msgstr "Populaţia: %s" 8651 8652#: data/nation/palatinate.ruleset:29 8653#, c-format 8654msgid "Countess Palatine %s" 8655msgstr "" 8656 8657#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:3 8658#, fuzzy 8659msgid "Palestinian" 8660msgstr "persan" 8661 8662#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:4 8663#, fuzzy 8664msgid "?plural:Palestinian" 8665msgstr "Polonezi" 8666 8667#: data/nation/palestinian.ruleset:6 8668msgid "" 8669"Palestinians are the Arab inhabitants of the former British mandate of " 8670"Palestine." 8671msgstr "" 8672 8673#: data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:3 8674msgid "Palmyrene" 8675msgstr "" 8676 8677#: data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:4 8678#, fuzzy 8679msgid "?plural:Palmyrenes" 8680msgstr "Italieni" 8681 8682#: data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:6 8683msgid "" 8684"Palmyra was a breakaway Roman state in Asia governed by queen Zenobia. In " 8685"273 CE Aurelian brought it back under Roman control." 8686msgstr "" 8687 8688#: data/nation/palmyrene.ruleset:20 data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:37 8689#, fuzzy, c-format 8690msgid "Dictatrix %s" 8691msgstr "Dictatoare" 8692 8693#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:3 8694#, fuzzy 8695msgid "Panamanian" 8696msgstr "canadian" 8697 8698#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:4 8699#, fuzzy 8700msgid "?plural:Panamanians" 8701msgstr "Canadieni" 8702 8703#: data/nation/panamanian.ruleset:6 8704msgid "" 8705"Located on a narrow isthmus connecting North and South America, Panama is " 8706"world famous for the Panama canal. Panama declared independence from " 8707"Colombia in 1903 under US protection. Panamanian politics remained dominated " 8708"by the United States for most of the 20th century, most notably in 1989 when " 8709"the United States launched a military invasion to unseat and arrest General " 8710"Noriega. Sovereignty over the Canal Zone was transferred to Panama in 1999. " 8711"Panama is one of the few countries in the world without a standing army." 8712msgstr "" 8713 8714#: data/nation/papuanewguinean.ruleset:3 8715msgid "Papua New Guinean" 8716msgstr "" 8717 8718#: data/nation/papuanewguinean.ruleset:4 8719#, fuzzy 8720msgid "?plural:Papua New Guineans" 8721msgstr "?plural:Papuaşi" 8722 8723#: data/nation/papuanewguinean.ruleset:6 8724msgid "" 8725"Papua New Guinea is a country occupying the eastern part of the island of " 8726"New Guinea. Inhabited since time immemorial by Papuan peoples, it was " 8727"colonized by the British and Germans in the late 19th century. During World " 8728"War I Papua New Guinea was transferred to Australia. It became an " 8729"independent country in 1975." 8730msgstr "" 8731 8732#: data/nation/papuanewguinean.ruleset:22 8733#, fuzzy, c-format 8734msgid "Governor-General %s" 8735msgstr "Guvernator General" 8736 8737#: data/nation/papuanewguinean.ruleset:22 8738#, fuzzy, c-format 8739msgid "?female:Governor-General %s" 8740msgstr "Forme de guvernământ" 8741 8742#: data/nation/papuan.ruleset:3 8743msgid "Papuan" 8744msgstr "Papuaş" 8745 8746#: data/nation/papuan.ruleset:4 8747msgid "?plural:Papuans" 8748msgstr "?plural:Papuaşi" 8749 8750#: data/nation/papuan.ruleset:6 8751msgid "" 8752"The Papuans are the indigenous inhabitants of the island of New Guinea. They " 8753"are the descendants of the people who first settled the island 40,000 years " 8754"ago. Agriculture was developed in the New Guinean Highlands about 6,000 " 8755"years ago, though many Papuan tribes, especially those on the coast, " 8756"continue to live as hunter-gatherers. Some Papuan tribes are still " 8757"uncontacted. The various Papua groups are highly diverse culturally, " 8758"ethnically and linguistically; New Guinea harbors no less than a quarter of " 8759"the world's languages. The western part of the island was colonized by the " 8760"Dutch, the eastern part by the Germans, the British, the Japanese and " 8761"finally the Australians. The eastern part has been independent as Papua New " 8762"Guinea since 1975. West Papua was occupied by Indonesia upon the withdrawal " 8763"of the Dutch in 1963, though indigenous activists have been struggling for " 8764"independence ever since." 8765msgstr "" 8766 8767#: data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:3 8768msgid "Paraguayan" 8769msgstr "" 8770 8771#: data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:4 8772#, fuzzy 8773msgid "?plural:Paraguayans" 8774msgstr "Unguri" 8775 8776#: data/nation/paraguayan.ruleset:6 8777msgid "" 8778"Paraguay is located in the heartland of South America. It was conquered by " 8779"the Spanish in the late 16th century. The colony was mostly controlled by " 8780"the Jesuits until their expulsion in 1767. In 1811, Paraguay was the first " 8781"South American country to achieve independence from Spain. A number of " 8782"highly authoritarian rulers governed the country as a tyranny but also " 8783"turned it into a military and economic powerhouse. The War of the Triple " 8784"Alliance of 1864-1870 led to the near annihilation of Paraguay, which lost " 8785"half of its territory and eighty per cent of its male population. Paraguay's " 8786"history remains marked by instability and authoritarianism, alhough it " 8787"managed to defeat Bolivia in the Chaco War of 1932-1936. For much of the " 8788"20th century the country was ruled by General Stroessner, who provided a " 8789"safe haven for Nazi war criminals. Around the turn of the millennium however " 8790"Paraguay started to see a democratic system of government and an impressive " 8791"economic growth." 8792msgstr "" 8793 8794#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:3 8795#, fuzzy 8796msgid "Parthian" 8797msgstr "Partisan" 8798 8799#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:4 8800#, fuzzy 8801msgid "?plural:Parthians" 8802msgstr "Letonieni" 8803 8804#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:6 8805msgid "" 8806"The Parthians were originally a nomadic people from Central Asia who " 8807"inhabited the Parthia region of the Seleucid Empire. Under the leadership of " 8808"the satrap Arsakes they drove the Seleucids from Iran, where they created " 8809"their own strong empire. Their culture was Hellenistic." 8810msgstr "" 8811 8812#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:35 8813#, fuzzy, c-format 8814msgid "Shah %s" 8815msgstr "suedez" 8816 8817#: data/nation/parthian.ruleset:35 8818#, fuzzy, c-format 8819msgid "Shahbanu %s" 8820msgstr "Hatman" 8821 8822#: data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:3 8823#, fuzzy 8824msgid "Pashtun" 8825msgstr "Deşeuri" 8826 8827#: data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:4 8828#, fuzzy 8829msgid "?plural:Pashtuns" 8830msgstr "?plural:Papuaşi" 8831 8832#: data/nation/pashtun.ruleset:6 8833msgid "" 8834"The Pashtuns are an ethnic group that lives mainly in Afghanistan and " 8835"Pakistan. They speak Pashto, a language closely related to Persian, and live " 8836"by an age-old code of honor known as Pashtunwali." 8837msgstr "" 8838 8839#: data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:3 8840#, fuzzy 8841msgid "Pelasgian" 8842msgstr "Religia" 8843 8844#: data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:4 8845#, fuzzy 8846msgid "?plural:Pelasgians" 8847msgstr "Perşi" 8848 8849#: data/nation/pelasgian.ruleset:6 8850msgid "" 8851"Pelasgians or Pelasgoi were an ancient pre-Greek people of Greece. Much is " 8852"still unknown about them, but it is probable they were of pre-Indo-European " 8853"origin." 8854msgstr "" 8855 8856#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:3 8857#, fuzzy 8858msgid "Peruvian" 8859msgstr "persan" 8860 8861#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:4 8862#, fuzzy 8863msgid "?plural:Peruvians" 8864msgstr "Perşi" 8865 8866#: data/nation/peruvian.ruleset:6 8867msgid "" 8868"Peru was the cradle of the Inca Empire and civilization. It is still today a " 8869"major center of indigenous South American culture." 8870msgstr "" 8871 8872#: data/nation/phoenician.ruleset:3 8873msgid "Phoenician" 8874msgstr "Fenician" 8875 8876#: data/nation/phoenician.ruleset:4 8877msgid "?plural:Phoenicians" 8878msgstr "?plural:Fenicieni" 8879 8880#: data/nation/phoenician.ruleset:6 8881msgid "" 8882"Phoenicia was an ancient civilization, based in what is now the coastal " 8883"regions of Lebanon and Syria. They spoke a Canaanite language related to " 8884"Hebrew and were famed mariners. Their alphabet served as the source of the " 8885"Greek alphabet, and from there evolved into the Etruscan and Latin alphabets " 8886"as well. The Greeks and Romans knew them for their manufacture of purple dye " 8887"from the murex shell, which gave them their Greek and Latin names. They " 8888"referred to themselves as Kan'ani and their Punic (Carthaginian) descendants " 8889"in St. Augustine's day called themselves Chanani." 8890msgstr "" 8891 8892#: data/nation/phrygian.ruleset:3 8893#, fuzzy 8894msgid "Phrygian" 8895msgstr "german" 8896 8897#: data/nation/phrygian.ruleset:4 8898#, fuzzy 8899msgid "?plural:Phrygians" 8900msgstr "Perşi" 8901 8902#: data/nation/phrygian.ruleset:6 8903msgid "" 8904"The Phrygians were an ancient Indo-European people, probably related to the " 8905"Greeks or Thracians. They arrived in Anatolia around the twelfth century " 8906"BCE, at the time of the invasion of the Sea Peoples in the Eastern " 8907"Mediterranean region. The arrival of the Phrygians has been associated by " 8908"some historians with the fall of the Hittite State. After the Macedonian " 8909"conquest of the Achaemenid Empire and after the arrival of the Galatians to " 8910"Anatolia, the Phrygians succumbed to Hellenization." 8911msgstr "" 8912 8913#: data/nation/pictish.ruleset:3 8914#, fuzzy 8915msgid "Pictish" 8916msgstr "britanic" 8917 8918#: data/nation/pictish.ruleset:4 8919#, fuzzy 8920msgid "?plural:Picts" 8921msgstr "Portughezi" 8922 8923#: data/nation/pictish.ruleset:6 8924msgid "" 8925"The Picts were the indigenous inhabitants of Caledonia, Ancient Scotland. " 8926"They were probably Celtic or maybe Celticized pre-Indo-Europeans. They were " 8927"given the name Picts, 'painted people', by the Romans because of their " 8928"custom of tattooing their bodies. The Picts survived until well into the " 8929"Middle Ages but by the 11th century they had been assimilated by the Gaelic " 8930"Scots." 8931msgstr "" 8932 8933#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:3 8934msgid "Piedmontese" 8935msgstr "" 8936 8937#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:4 8938#, fuzzy 8939msgid "?plural:Piedmontese" 8940msgstr "Germani" 8941 8942#: data/nation/piedmontese.ruleset:6 8943msgid "" 8944"Piedmont was formed when the Duchy of Savoy elevated itself to the status of " 8945"a kingdom in 1720. Officially it was a constituent part of the Kingdom of " 8946"Sardinia-Piedmont. The area was occupied by Napoleon in 1796 but reasserted " 8947"its independence in 1814. Sardinia-Piedmont was one of the leading states of " 8948"the Risorgimiento, Italy's national rebirth. In 1861 it was merged into the " 8949"newly formed kingdom of Italy, the last Piedmontese king becoming the first " 8950"king of Italy. Currently it is one of the regions of Italy." 8951msgstr "" 8952 8953#: data/nation/pontic.ruleset:3 8954msgid "Pontic" 8955msgstr "" 8956 8957#: data/nation/pontic.ruleset:4 8958#, fuzzy 8959msgid "?plural:Pontians" 8960msgstr "Italieni" 8961 8962#: data/nation/pontic.ruleset:6 8963msgid "" 8964"Pontus is a region on the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor, currently part of " 8965"Turkey but historically part of the Greek cultural realm. A Hellenistic " 8966"Kingdom of Pontus was founded in the 3rd century BCE, which reached its " 8967"greatest splendor under Mithridates the Great before succumbing to Rome. " 8968"After centuries of Roman and Byzantine rule, Pontus became an independent " 8969"state again when in 1204 the Empire of Trebizond was founded as one of the " 8970"successors of the crumbling Byzantine Empire. Under the Komnenos dynasty, " 8971"Trebizond held out as the very last remnant of the Roman Empire until it " 8972"finally fell to the Ottomans in 1461. During the Turkish-Greek population " 8973"transfers after World War I, most Pontic Greeks were deported, and today the " 8974"population of Pontus is almost exclusively Turkish." 8975msgstr "" 8976 8977#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:3 8978#, fuzzy 8979msgid "Prussian" 8980msgstr "persan" 8981 8982#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:4 8983#, fuzzy 8984msgid "?plural:Prussians" 8985msgstr "Perşi" 8986 8987#: data/nation/prussian.ruleset:7 8988msgid "" 8989"Prussia was originally the name of a pagan Baltic people, who in the 13th " 8990"century were conquered by the German Teutonic Knight order. The knights " 8991"established an independent state in this land, and in 1561 Grand Master " 8992"Albrecht I proclaimed himself hereditary Duke of Prussia. Evolving into a " 8993"regional military powerhouse, Prussia played an important role in uniting " 8994"the German nation in 1871 and solidified its power during the Franco-" 8995"Prussian war of the same year." 8996msgstr "" 8997 8998#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:3 8999#, fuzzy 9000msgid "Puerto Rican" 9001msgstr "croat" 9002 9003#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:4 9004#, fuzzy 9005msgid "?plural:Puerto Ricans" 9006msgstr "Perşi" 9007 9008#: data/nation/puertorican.ruleset:6 9009msgid "" 9010"The smallest of the Greater Antilles, Puerto Rico was inhabited by the " 9011"indigenous Taino people when it was conquered by the Spanish. It was " 9012"conquered by the United States in 1898, just one year after Spain had " 9013"granted autonomy to the island. Currently it is a US commonwealth, but its " 9014"definitive status is still being discussed." 9015msgstr "" 9016 9017#: data/nation/purhepecha.ruleset:3 9018msgid "P'urhepecha" 9019msgstr "" 9020 9021#: data/nation/purhepecha.ruleset:4 9022#, fuzzy 9023msgid "?plural:P'urhepecha" 9024msgstr "Fracezi" 9025 9026#: data/nation/purhepecha.ruleset:7 9027msgid "" 9028"The P'urhepecha or Tarascans are a people native to the modern Mexican state " 9029"of Michoacán, the heart of a former empire known to them as Irechikua " 9030"Ts'intsuntsani, meaning the \"lands of Tzintzuntzan,\" their capital city. " 9031"Their kings were the perennial enemy of the Aztec empire, who attempted an " 9032"unsuccessful invasion of the P'urhepecha lands. When the Spanish arrived and " 9033"began their conquest of Mexico in 1519, the Aztecs sent an embassy seeking " 9034"the support of the P'urhepecha, but were rebuffed. The conquistadores' " 9035"reputation preceded them and the P'urhepecha offered to become a subject " 9036"state of the King of Spain rather than meet the same fate as their former " 9037"enemies, the Aztecs. Nevertheless, the transition to Spanish rule was not " 9038"smooth and devolved into violence. The empire, founded around 1450 CE, " 9039"collapsed in 1530." 9040msgstr "" 9041 9042#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:3 9043#, fuzzy 9044msgid "Qatari" 9045msgstr "Partisan" 9046 9047#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:4 9048#, fuzzy 9049msgid "?plural:Qataris" 9050msgstr "Italieni" 9051 9052#: data/nation/qatari.ruleset:6 9053msgid "" 9054"Qatar is an emirate located on a peninsula on the Persian Gulf. It is one of " 9055"the wealthiest countries of the world in terms of GDP per capita. Qatar is " 9056"one of the world's few absolute monarchies." 9057msgstr "" 9058 9059#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:3 9060msgid "Quebecois" 9061msgstr "Quebecois" 9062 9063#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:4 9064#, fuzzy 9065msgid "?plural:Quebecois" 9066msgstr "Scoţieni" 9067 9068#: data/nation/quebecois.ruleset:6 9069msgid "" 9070"Quebec is the largest province of Canada, housing the majority of the " 9071"Francophone population of America." 9072msgstr "" 9073 9074#: data/nation/rapanui.ruleset:3 9075msgid "Rapa Nui" 9076msgstr "" 9077 9078#: data/nation/rapanui.ruleset:4 9079#, fuzzy 9080msgid "?plural:Rapa Nui" 9081msgstr "Barbari" 9082 9083#: data/nation/rapanui.ruleset:6 9084msgid "" 9085"The Rapa Nui are the native Polynesian inhabitants of Easter Island. They " 9086"have inhabited the island since the end of the first millennium CE. They are " 9087"famous for having built large statues called moai. This civilization was " 9088"destroyed due to internal conflicts; in 1888 the island was annexed by " 9089"Chile. Their script Rongorongo has never been deciphered." 9090msgstr "" 9091 9092#: data/nation/raramuri.ruleset:3 9093msgid "Rarámuri" 9094msgstr "" 9095 9096#: data/nation/raramuri.ruleset:6 9097#, fuzzy 9098msgid "?plural:Rarámuris" 9099msgstr "Barbari" 9100 9101#: data/nation/raramuri.ruleset:8 9102msgid "" 9103"The Rarámuri or Tarahumara live in the canyons of the Sierra Madre " 9104"Occidental in the north of Mexico. They are well known for their endurance; " 9105"their traditions include running long distances while kicking wooden balls " 9106"in races that last up to several days. In 1891 a Rarámuri uprising in " 9107"Tomochi was brutally repressed by the Mexican authorities." 9108msgstr "" 9109 9110#: data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:3 9111#, fuzzy 9112msgid "Rhenish" 9113msgstr "lituanian" 9114 9115#: data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:4 9116#, fuzzy 9117msgid "?plural:Rhenish" 9118msgstr "Ruşi" 9119 9120#: data/nation/rhenish.ruleset:6 9121msgid "" 9122"The Rhineland was the site of three electorates of the Holy Roman Empire, " 9123"Cologne, Trier and Mainz, as well as numerous smaller territories. The " 9124"Rhenish statelets were gradually absorbed by Prussia from the 17th century " 9125"onwards. The Prussian Rhine Province was erected in 1822. During the " 9126"Industrial Revolution the region became the economical and industrial " 9127"heartland of Germany. Since the end of World War II the Rhineland is divided " 9128"between the German states of North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate " 9129"and Saarland." 9130msgstr "" 9131 9132#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:3 9133msgid "Riffian" 9134msgstr "" 9135 9136#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:4 9137#, fuzzy 9138msgid "?plural:Riffians" 9139msgstr "Perşi" 9140 9141#: data/nation/riffian.ruleset:6 9142msgid "" 9143"The Confederal Republic of the Tribes of the Rif was a short-lived nation " 9144"founded in September 1921 when Riffians revolted against the Spanish and " 9145"Moroccans. The country was conquered by the Spanish and French in 1926. The " 9146"area is now part of Morocco." 9147msgstr "" 9148 9149#: data/nation/riograndense.ruleset:3 9150msgid "Rio-Grandense" 9151msgstr "" 9152 9153#: data/nation/riograndense.ruleset:4 9154#, fuzzy 9155msgid "?plural:Rio-Grandenses" 9156msgstr "Canadieni" 9157 9158#: data/nation/riograndense.ruleset:6 9159msgid "" 9160"The Rio-Grandense Republic or Piratini Republic existed in the Brazilian " 9161"state of Rio Grande do Sul from 1836 to 1845. It fought the War of Tatters " 9162"against the Brazilian Imperial Army and was supported by Giuseppe Garibaldi " 9163"amongst others." 9164msgstr "" 9165 9166#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:3 9167msgid "Romanian" 9168msgstr "Român" 9169 9170#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:4 9171msgid "?plural:Romanians" 9172msgstr "?plural:Români" 9173 9174#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:6 9175msgid "" 9176"Romania as a nation was formed at the beginning of the 20th century, when " 9177"the states of Transylvania, Wallachia, and Moldavia merged. It is a country " 9178"inhabited by people speaking a language reminiscent from the time of ancient " 9179"Rome. Its history is convoluted as it was always at the borders of great " 9180"empires: Roman, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Russian." 9181msgstr "" 9182 9183#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:32 9184#, fuzzy, c-format 9185msgid "Director-President %s" 9186msgstr "Director-Preşedinte" 9187 9188#: data/nation/romanian.ruleset:32 9189#, fuzzy, c-format 9190msgid "?female:Director-President %s" 9191msgstr "Preşedinte" 9192 9193#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:3 9194#, fuzzy 9195msgid "Romansh" 9196msgstr "roman" 9197 9198#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:4 9199#, fuzzy 9200msgid "?plural:Romansh" 9201msgstr "Romani" 9202 9203#: data/nation/romansh.ruleset:6 9204msgid "" 9205"The Rumantsch or Romansh people are inhabitants of the Swiss canton of " 9206"Grisons who speak Romansh, a Romance language that retains some unique " 9207"characteristics and with a rich oral tradition. Although Romansh is one of " 9208"the four national languages of Switzerland and projects are being undertaken " 9209"to save the language, it is losing terrain as many of its speakers switch to " 9210"German. Before the Napoleonic Era, the Three Leagues of Grisons were the " 9211"only territory of Europe where decision making was organized by taking votes." 9212msgstr "" 9213 9214#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:3 9215msgid "Rusyn" 9216msgstr "" 9217 9218#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:4 9219#, fuzzy 9220msgid "?plural:Rusyns" 9221msgstr "Ruşi" 9222 9223#: data/nation/rusyn.ruleset:6 9224msgid "" 9225"The Rusyns are an ethnic group on the western periphery of the East Slavic " 9226"nations. They live mainly in the Polish-Ukrainian-Slovak borderland and in " 9227"the Vojvodina. In medieval times the Rusyn homeland was the site of the " 9228"Duchy of Galicia-Volhynia and the Kingdom of Rus. In later times the lands " 9229"were under Polish and later Austrian rule. Rusyns formed two ephemeral " 9230"states after World War I: the Lemko-Rusyn Republic and the Komancza Republic." 9231msgstr "" 9232 9233#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:3 9234msgid "Kievan Rus'" 9235msgstr "" 9236 9237#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:4 9238#, fuzzy 9239msgid "?plural:Kievan Rus'" 9240msgstr "?plural:Kenieni" 9241 9242#: data/nation/ruthenian.ruleset:7 9243msgid "" 9244"The Kievan Rus' were a Medieval Slavic monarchy. It was centered in Kiev " 9245"after that city was conquered by Oleg of Novgorod. In the 13th century the " 9246"Rus' succumbed to a Mongol invasion. The Rus' were the precursors of the " 9247"modern East Slavic nations." 9248msgstr "" 9249 9250#: data/nation/rwandan.ruleset:3 9251#, fuzzy 9252msgid "Rwandan" 9253msgstr "canadian" 9254 9255#: data/nation/rwandan.ruleset:4 9256#, fuzzy 9257msgid "?plural:Rwandans" 9258msgstr "Canadieni" 9259 9260#: data/nation/rwandan.ruleset:6 9261msgid "" 9262"Rwanda is a hilly and very fertile country in the Great Lakes region of " 9263"eastern Africa. It supports the densest population of the continent." 9264msgstr "" 9265 9266#: data/nation/ryukyuan.ruleset:3 9267msgid "Ryukyuan" 9268msgstr "Ryukyuan" 9269 9270#: data/nation/ryukyuan.ruleset:4 9271#, fuzzy 9272msgid "?plural:Ryukyuans" 9273msgstr "Ruşi" 9274 9275#: data/nation/ryukyuan.ruleset:6 9276msgid "" 9277"The Ryukyu Kingdom (1372-1879) was the Land of Propriety, a peaceful " 9278"maritime trading nation eventually invaded, occupied, and annexed by Japan." 9279msgstr "" 9280 9281#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:3 9282msgid "Sabine" 9283msgstr "" 9284 9285#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:4 9286#, fuzzy 9287msgid "?plural:Sabines" 9288msgstr "Spanioli" 9289 9290#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:6 9291msgid "" 9292"The Sabines were an Italic tribe whose language was closest to Umbrian. They " 9293"had an impact on the history of Rome. The Sabines and the early Roman " 9294"Republic regularly warred against each other, but eventually the Sabines " 9295"were assimilated into the Roman culture. Several Roman families prided " 9296"themselves on their Sabine origins." 9297msgstr "" 9298 9299#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:27 data/nation/samnite.ruleset:27 9300#, fuzzy, c-format 9301msgid "Tribune %s" 9302msgstr "Prinţesă" 9303 9304#: data/nation/sabine.ruleset:27 data/nation/samnite.ruleset:27 9305#, fuzzy, c-format 9306msgid "?female:Tribune %s" 9307msgstr "Consul" 9308 9309#: data/nation/sahrawi.ruleset:3 9310msgid "Sahrawi" 9311msgstr "" 9312 9313#: data/nation/sahrawi.ruleset:4 9314#, fuzzy 9315msgid "?plural:Sahrawis" 9316msgstr "?plural:suedezi" 9317 9318#: data/nation/sahrawi.ruleset:6 9319msgid "" 9320"The Sahrawi are the inhabitants of the Western Sahara, a former Spanish " 9321"colony. Morocco currently controls most of the area, which is considered an " 9322"illegal occupation by most of the international community. The Moroccan Army " 9323"and Sahrawi Polisario rebels have been fighting each other since 1975." 9324msgstr "" 9325 9326#: data/nation/saintlucian.ruleset:3 9327#, fuzzy 9328msgid "Saint Lucian" 9329msgstr "italian" 9330 9331#: data/nation/saintlucian.ruleset:4 9332#, fuzzy 9333msgid "?plural:Saint Lucian" 9334msgstr "Sîrbi" 9335 9336#: data/nation/saintlucian.ruleset:6 9337msgid "" 9338"Saint Lucia is an island nation in the Eastern Caribbean. During the " 9339"colonial era, Saint Lucia changed hands between France and Britain no less " 9340"than fourteen times until the British finally secured it in 1814. The island " 9341"became independent in 1979. It a member both of the Commonwealth and La " 9342"Francophonie. The economy is based on tourism, bananas and sugar." 9343msgstr "" 9344 9345#: data/nation/saka.ruleset:3 9346msgid "Saka" 9347msgstr "" 9348 9349#: data/nation/saka.ruleset:4 9350#, fuzzy 9351msgid "?plural:Saka" 9352msgstr "Tailandezi" 9353 9354#: data/nation/saka.ruleset:6 9355msgid "" 9356"The Saka were an ancient Iranian tribe from the Central Asian steppes. They " 9357"were very closely related to the European Scythians, and were probably " 9358"descendants of the Andronovo culture." 9359msgstr "" 9360 9361#: data/nation/salishan.ruleset:3 9362msgid "Salishan" 9363msgstr "" 9364 9365#: data/nation/salishan.ruleset:4 9366#, fuzzy 9367msgid "?plural:Salishans" 9368msgstr "Italieni" 9369 9370#: data/nation/salishan.ruleset:6 9371msgid "" 9372"The Salishans are a cultural-linguistic group of peoples in the Pacific " 9373"Northwest region of the United States and Canada. Among the most famous " 9374"Salishans is Chief Seattle, leader of the Duwamish tribe, after whom the " 9375"city of Seattle is named. Other well known Salishan tribes include the Bella " 9376"Coola (Nuxalk), Spokane and Coeur d'Alene. The Salishan languages are famous " 9377"for their unusual characteristics. They have a large inventory of consonants " 9378"and some even feature words without any vowels." 9379msgstr "" 9380 9381#: data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:3 9382#, fuzzy 9383msgid "Salvadoran" 9384msgstr "ungur" 9385 9386#: data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:4 9387#, fuzzy 9388msgid "?plural:Salvadorans" 9389msgstr "Bavarezi" 9390 9391#: data/nation/salvadoran.ruleset:6 9392msgid "" 9393"Originally inhabited by Pipil Indians, in the 16th century El Salvador was " 9394"conquered by the Spanish. It joined the Central American federation upon " 9395"independence and became a fully independent republic in 1840. Although " 9396"formally El Salvador has been a democracy for most of its independence, in " 9397"reality the country's government is highly oligarchic, the 'fourteen " 9398"families' having dominated the country's political and economic life since " 9399"independence. In the 1930s general Hernández Martínez established a " 9400"dictatorship. A nonviolent revolution overthrew Hernández in 1944 but the " 9401"country remained unstable and from 1979-1992 the country lived through " 9402"another bloody civil war." 9403msgstr "" 9404 9405#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:3 9406#, fuzzy 9407msgid "Sami" 9408msgstr "Corabie" 9409 9410#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:4 9411#, fuzzy 9412msgid "?plural:Sami" 9413msgstr "Tailandezi" 9414 9415#: data/nation/sami.ruleset:6 9416msgid "" 9417"The Sami are a people of northern Scandinavia. Their nation spans over the " 9418"northernmost regions of the Scandinavian countries and northwestern Russia." 9419msgstr "" 9420 9421#: data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:3 9422#, fuzzy 9423msgid "Sammarinese" 9424msgstr "Submarin" 9425 9426#: data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:4 9427#, fuzzy 9428msgid "?plural:Sammarinese" 9429msgstr "Turci" 9430 9431#: data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:6 9432msgid "" 9433"San Marino is a tiny landlocked country on the Italian Peninsula. It is the " 9434"oldest independent republic in the world. According to legend, it was " 9435"founded by Saint Marinus in 301 CE." 9436msgstr "" 9437 9438#: data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:26 9439#, fuzzy, c-format 9440msgid "Captain-Regent %s" 9441msgstr "Căpitan General" 9442 9443#: data/nation/sammarinese.ruleset:26 9444#, fuzzy, c-format 9445msgid "?female:Captain-Regent %s" 9446msgstr "Căpitan General" 9447 9448#: data/nation/samnite.ruleset:3 9449msgid "Samnite" 9450msgstr "" 9451 9452#: data/nation/samnite.ruleset:4 9453#, fuzzy 9454msgid "?plural:Samnites" 9455msgstr "Irlandezi" 9456 9457#: data/nation/samnite.ruleset:6 9458msgid "" 9459"The Samnites were an ancient confederation of Italic tribes who spoke the " 9460"Oscan language and inhabited Central Italy, South of the Sabines. After " 9461"losing the wars with Rome the Samnites were subjected to Rome and became " 9462"Romanized. They were good soldiers and famed as Roman gladiators." 9463msgstr "" 9464 9465#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:3 9466#, fuzzy 9467msgid "Samoan" 9468msgstr "Hatman" 9469 9470#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:4 9471#, fuzzy 9472msgid "?plural:Samoans" 9473msgstr "Spanioli" 9474 9475#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:6 9476msgid "" 9477"Samoa is a country occupying the Western part of the Samoan islands of the " 9478"Central Pacific; the Eastern part is governed by the United States as " 9479"American Samoa. Samoa was settled by Austronesian peoples around 1500 BCE. " 9480"It was probably from Samoa that the Polynesians started the expansion " 9481"throughout the Pacific. Colonized by Germany and New Zealand, Samoa became " 9482"independent in 1962." 9483msgstr "" 9484 9485#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:32 9486#, fuzzy, c-format 9487msgid "Chief of the Government %s" 9488msgstr "Alege un guvern nou" 9489 9490#: data/nation/samoan.ruleset:32 9491#, fuzzy, c-format 9492msgid "?female:Chief of the Government %s" 9493msgstr "Forme de guvernământ" 9494 9495#: data/nation/samogitian.ruleset:3 9496#, fuzzy 9497msgid "Samogitian" 9498msgstr "Hatman" 9499 9500#: data/nation/samogitian.ruleset:4 9501#, fuzzy 9502msgid "?plural:Samogitians" 9503msgstr "Letonieni" 9504 9505#: data/nation/samogitian.ruleset:6 9506msgid "" 9507"Samogitia - historical country near the Baltic Sea - home to the last pagans " 9508"in Europe (official until 1413). Today, Samogitia is a region of Lithuania." 9509msgstr "" 9510 9511#: data/nation/santomean.ruleset:3 9512#, fuzzy 9513msgid "Santomean" 9514msgstr "aramean" 9515 9516#: data/nation/santomean.ruleset:4 9517#, fuzzy 9518msgid "?plural:Santomeans" 9519msgstr "?plural:arameni" 9520 9521#: data/nation/santomean.ruleset:6 9522msgid "" 9523"São Tomé and Príncipe are two islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of " 9524"Africa. The main island was named after Saint Thomas by the Portuguese " 9525"sailors who first discovered the island on the saint's feast day around " 9526"1470. The islands turned into the first major European plantation colony. " 9527"Slavery was abolished in the 19th century and the country became independent " 9528"in 1975. The islands' economy remains dependent on the export of cocoa." 9529msgstr "" 9530 9531#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:3 9532#, fuzzy 9533msgid "Sardinian" 9534msgstr "cartagian" 9535 9536#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:4 9537#, fuzzy 9538msgid "?plural:Sardinians" 9539msgstr "Sîrbi" 9540 9541#: data/nation/sardinian.ruleset:6 9542msgid "" 9543"Sardinia is an island in the Mediterranean Sea and an autonomous region of " 9544"Italy. The site of the Nuraghic civilization in prehistory, the island " 9545"passed to Phoenician and then Roman rule. Upon the collapse of the Roman " 9546"Empire Sardinia was occupied by the Vandals and later by the Byzantines, but " 9547"foreign rule quickly eroded and by the 9th century the Byzantine " 9548"representatives had formed their own autonomous states. By the end of the " 9549"Middle Ages however, the Aragonese had established dominance over the " 9550"island. In 1718 Sardinia was handed to the house of Savoy, and it became a " 9551"constituent part of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, which eventually led " 9552"Italy to its national unification in 1861." 9553msgstr "" 9554 9555#: data/nation/sarmatian.ruleset:3 9556#, fuzzy 9557msgid "Sarmatian" 9558msgstr "Partisan" 9559 9560#: data/nation/sarmatian.ruleset:4 9561#, fuzzy 9562msgid "?plural:Sarmatians" 9563msgstr "Letonieni" 9564 9565#: data/nation/sarmatian.ruleset:6 9566msgid "" 9567"The Sarmatians were Iranian pastoral tribes from Central Asia and Southwest " 9568"Siberia. They were closely related to the Saka and the Scythians. The myth " 9569"of the origin from the Sarmatians formed the basis of the Polish culture " 9570"from the 15th to the 18th century." 9571msgstr "" 9572 9573#: data/nation/saudi.ruleset:3 9574#, fuzzy 9575msgid "Saudi" 9576msgstr "Corabie" 9577 9578#: data/nation/saudi.ruleset:4 9579#, fuzzy 9580msgid "?plural:Saudis" 9581msgstr "Suedezi" 9582 9583#: data/nation/saudi.ruleset:6 9584msgid "" 9585"Saudi Arabia is located on the Arabian Peninsula and includes Mecca and " 9586"Medina, the holiest sites of Islam. The First Saudi state was established in " 9587"1744. Current Saudi Arabia dates from the union of Hejaz and Nejd in 1925. " 9588"Named after its ruling dynasty, the house of Saud, Saudi Arabia is one of " 9589"the last countries retaining an absolute monarchy. It has the largest proven " 9590"oil reserves of the world." 9591msgstr "" 9592 9593#: data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:3 9594#, fuzzy 9595msgid "Savoyard" 9596msgstr "Hatman" 9597 9598#: data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:4 9599#, fuzzy 9600msgid "?plural:Savoyards" 9601msgstr "Italieni" 9602 9603#: data/nation/savoyard.ruleset:6 9604msgid "" 9605"Savoy emerged in the Western Alps after the disintegration of the Burgundian " 9606"Kingdom. Its dynasty established control over Sardinia and Piedmont and " 9607"later all of Italy. Savoy's growth and survival over the centuries were not " 9608"based on spectacular conquests, but on gradual territorial expansion through " 9609"marriage and methodical and highly manipulative political acquisitions. " 9610"Savoy itself was annexed by France in 1860." 9611msgstr "" 9612 9613#: data/nation/saxon.ruleset:3 9614#, fuzzy 9615msgid "Saxon" 9616msgstr "Sunet" 9617 9618#: data/nation/saxon.ruleset:4 9619#, fuzzy 9620msgid "?plural:Saxons" 9621msgstr "Spanioli" 9622 9623#: data/nation/saxon.ruleset:6 9624msgid "" 9625"The Electorate of Saxony was an independent hereditary electorate of the " 9626"Holy Roman Empire from 1356-1806." 9627msgstr "" 9628 9629#: data/nation/scanian.ruleset:3 9630#, fuzzy 9631msgid "Scanian" 9632msgstr "indian" 9633 9634#: data/nation/scanian.ruleset:4 9635#, fuzzy 9636msgid "?plural:Scanians" 9637msgstr "Indieni" 9638 9639#: data/nation/scanian.ruleset:6 9640msgid "" 9641"Scania is the southernmost region of Sweden. Historically one of many petty " 9642"kingdoms in Viking age Scandinavia, it became in medieval times part of " 9643"Denmark but was ceded to Sweden through the Treaty of Roskilde in 1658. " 9644"Scania saw something of a national revival in the late 20th century with " 9645"calls for greater autonomy within the Kingdom of Sweden." 9646msgstr "" 9647 9648#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:3 9649msgid "Schleswig-Holsteinian" 9650msgstr "" 9651 9652#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:4 9653#, fuzzy 9654msgid "?plural:Schleswig-Holsteinians" 9655msgstr "Slovenieni" 9656 9657#: data/nation/schleswig-holsteinian.ruleset:6 9658msgid "" 9659"For much of its history, the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein have been " 9660"contested by Germany and Denmark. The territories were united in a personal " 9661"union in 1375. In the 19th century, Schleswig-Holstein's confused status led " 9662"to two wars between Denmark and Prussia, and in 1866 Schleswig-Holstein " 9663"became a Prussian province. After World War I, Northern Schleswig was " 9664"annexed by Denmark. Currently Schleswig-Holstein is a state of the Federal " 9665"Republic of Germany." 9666msgstr "" 9667 9668#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:3 9669#, fuzzy 9670msgid "Scottish Gaelic" 9671msgstr "scoţian" 9672 9673#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:4 9674#, fuzzy 9675msgid "?plural:Scottish Gaels" 9676msgstr "Scoţieni" 9677 9678#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:6 9679msgid "" 9680"Both Gaels and the Gaelic language were brought to Scotland by the Dalriada " 9681"dynasty from Ireland. They first settled in Argyll (Earra Ghaidheal or the " 9682"Coastland of the Gael) and soon expanded further into territory held by the " 9683"indigenous Picts and culminating in Kenneth MacAlpin uniting the kingdoms of " 9684"the Picts and Gaels around 843 CE. By the time of Malcolm III, Gaelic was " 9685"the majority language of Scotland, as far south as Strathclyde, Galloway and " 9686"parts of Lothian and the Borders. Today some 60,000 speakers of Gaelic " 9687"remain, about half of which live in the Scottish Highlands and Islands, the " 9688"other half living all over Scotland, in particular the Central Belt." 9689msgstr "" 9690 9691#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:37 9692#, fuzzy, c-format 9693msgid "Clan Chief %s" 9694msgstr "Şef de trib" 9695 9696#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:37 9697#, fuzzy, c-format 9698msgid "?female:Clan Chief %s" 9699msgstr "Tovarăşul" 9700 9701#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:39 data/nation/scottish.ruleset:26 9702#, fuzzy, c-format 9703msgid "First Minister %s" 9704msgstr "Prim ministru" 9705 9706#: data/nation/scottishgaelic.ruleset:39 data/nation/scottish.ruleset:26 9707#, fuzzy, c-format 9708msgid "?female:First Minister %s" 9709msgstr "Prim ministru" 9710 9711#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:3 9712msgid "Scottish" 9713msgstr "scoţian" 9714 9715#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:4 9716msgid "?plural:Scots" 9717msgstr "Scoţieni" 9718 9719#: data/nation/scottish.ruleset:6 9720msgid "" 9721"Scotland, originally settled in late Roman times by Irish raiders who " 9722"displaced the native Picts, was an independent kingdom from around 1034 CE " 9723"to the Union of Crowns with England in 1701." 9724msgstr "" 9725 9726#: data/nation/scythian.ruleset:3 9727#, fuzzy 9728msgid "Scythian" 9729msgstr "sîrb" 9730 9731#: data/nation/scythian.ruleset:4 9732#, fuzzy 9733msgid "?plural:Scythians" 9734msgstr "Sîrbi" 9735 9736#: data/nation/scythian.ruleset:6 9737msgid "" 9738"The Scythians or Scyths were an Ancient Iranian people of horse-riding " 9739"nomadic pastoralists who throughout Classical Antiquity dominated the Pontic-" 9740"Caspian steppe, known at the time as Scythia. By Late Antiquity the closely-" 9741"related Sarmatians came to dominate the Scythians in this area. Much of the " 9742"surviving information about the Scythians comes from the Greek historian " 9743"Herodotus (c. 440 BCE) in his Histories and Ovid in his poem of exile " 9744"Epistulae ex Ponto, and archaeologically from the exquisite goldwork found " 9745"in Scythian burial mounds in Ukraine and Southern Russia." 9746msgstr "" 9747 9748#: data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:3 9749#, fuzzy 9750msgid "Seleucid" 9751msgstr "Selectează" 9752 9753#: data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:4 9754#, fuzzy 9755msgid "?plural:Seleucids" 9756msgstr "?plural:Suedezi" 9757 9758#: data/nation/seleucid.ruleset:6 9759msgid "" 9760"The Seleucid Empire was one of the diadochi states founded when Alexander " 9761"the Great's generals carved up his empire after his death. It was named " 9762"after its founder Seleucus I Nicator. Centered in Syria, the Seleucids were " 9763"the most powerful of the diadochi states but eventually succumbed to Rome in " 9764"the last century BCE." 9765msgstr "" 9766 9767#: data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:3 9768msgid "Seljuk" 9769msgstr "" 9770 9771#: data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:4 9772#, fuzzy 9773msgid "?plural:Seljuks" 9774msgstr "?plural:Suedezi" 9775 9776#: data/nation/seljuk.ruleset:6 9777msgid "" 9778"The Seljuks were a Turkic horde whose name comes from their founder Seljuk. " 9779"After the victory over the Ghaznavids in 1040 CE they created their own " 9780"state. In 1055 CE the Seljuks took Baghdad, and their leader Tughril Beg " 9781"took the title sultan. The Seljuks are famous for the defeat they inflicted " 9782"upon the Byzantines at the battle of Manzikert in 1071. After the collapse " 9783"of the Great Seljuk Empire in the 12th century the Seljuks continued to rule " 9784"in the Sultanate of Rum, which would later form the basis of the Ottoman " 9785"Turks." 9786msgstr "" 9787 9788#: data/nation/seminole.ruleset:3 9789msgid "Seminole" 9790msgstr "" 9791 9792#: data/nation/seminole.ruleset:4 9793#, fuzzy 9794msgid "?plural:Seminoles" 9795msgstr "Englezi" 9796 9797#: data/nation/seminole.ruleset:6 9798msgid "" 9799"The Seminole people emerged in the 18th century through a process of " 9800"ethnogenesis, out of groups of lower Creek emigrants who fled the " 9801"encroachment of White settlers in the U.S. state of Georgia and elsewhere, " 9802"south to the Florida peninsula which at that time was under Spanish control. " 9803"They intermingled with remnants of other tribes plus a significant number of " 9804"Black African freedmen. Seminole leaders sided with the United States during " 9805"the so-called Seminole wars against Spain, the outcome of which was the " 9806"ceding of Florida to the U.S., and the removal of a majority of Seminoles to " 9807"Indian Territory in what is now Oklahoma. Together with the Cherokee, " 9808"Choctaw, Muskogee, and Chickasaw, the Seminole are known as one of the " 9809"\"Five Civilized Tribes\" for their relatively amiable relationships with " 9810"White European settlers during the early era of U.S. expansion." 9811msgstr "" 9812 9813#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:3 9814#, fuzzy 9815msgid "Senegalese" 9816msgstr "Controale" 9817 9818#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:4 9819#, fuzzy 9820msgid "?plural:Senegalese" 9821msgstr "Englezi" 9822 9823#: data/nation/senegalese.ruleset:6 9824msgid "" 9825"Senegal is the westernmost country of mainland Africa. It has been " 9826"independent from France since 1960. Senegal is relatively stable and " 9827"democratic compared to its neighbors." 9828msgstr "" 9829 9830#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:3 9831msgid "Serbian" 9832msgstr "sîrb" 9833 9834#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:4 9835msgid "?plural:Serbians" 9836msgstr "Sîrbi" 9837 9838#: data/nation/serbian.ruleset:6 9839msgid "" 9840"Serbia is part of the region of the Southern Slavs that was conquered by the " 9841"Ottomans after the collapse of the Byzantine Empire. During most of the " 9842"20th century it was part of the Yugoslav Federation." 9843msgstr "" 9844 9845#: data/nation/seychellois.ruleset:3 9846msgid "Seychellois" 9847msgstr "" 9848 9849#: data/nation/seychellois.ruleset:4 9850#, fuzzy 9851msgid "?plural:Seychellois" 9852msgstr "Scoţieni" 9853 9854#: data/nation/seychellois.ruleset:6 9855msgid "" 9856"The Seychelles is an archipelagic country off the coast of Eastern Africa in " 9857"the Indian Ocean. The Islands have been visited by Austronesian, Maldivian " 9858"and Arab merchants in antiquity but by the time of the European discoveries " 9859"the Seychelles had no indigenous population. The Seychelles were " 9860"intermittently under French and British possession until becoming " 9861"independent in 1976. Its population consists of people of African, Chinese, " 9862"European, Indian and Malagasy descent. The Seychelles are the least " 9863"populated country of Africa and have the highest human development of the " 9864"continent." 9865msgstr "" 9866 9867#: data/nation/shan.ruleset:3 9868msgid "Shan" 9869msgstr "" 9870 9871#: data/nation/shan.ruleset:4 9872#, fuzzy 9873msgid "?plural:Shans" 9874msgstr "Spanioli" 9875 9876#: data/nation/shan.ruleset:6 9877msgid "" 9878"The Shans are an ethnic group related to the Thais and the Laotians. After " 9879"the fall of the Burmese dominated Bagan Kingdom to the Mongols in 1287, a " 9880"succession of Shan kingdoms known by historians as the Shan States " 9881"controlled much of today's Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, as well as China's " 9882"Yunnan Province." 9883msgstr "" 9884 9885#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:3 9886#, fuzzy 9887msgid "Shawnee" 9888msgstr "sudanez" 9889 9890#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:4 9891#, fuzzy 9892msgid "?plural:Shawnee" 9893msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 9894 9895#: data/nation/shawnee.ruleset:6 9896msgid "" 9897"An Algonquian people, the Shawnee were led by Tikamthi (better known as " 9898"Tecumseh) and his brother Tenskwatawa in trying to create a pan-native " 9899"alliance against American expansionism but were ultimately unsuccessful and " 9900"made to resettle in the Indian Territory (modern Oklahoma)." 9901msgstr "" 9902 9903#: data/nation/sherpa.ruleset:3 9904msgid "Sherpa" 9905msgstr "" 9906 9907#: data/nation/sherpa.ruleset:4 9908#, fuzzy 9909msgid "?plural:Sherpas" 9910msgstr "Spanioli" 9911 9912#: data/nation/sherpa.ruleset:6 9913msgid "" 9914"Sherpas are an ethnic group who settled in the Himalaya region of modern-day " 9915"Nepal in the 15th century. They are of Tibetan stock and speak a language " 9916"related to modern Tibetan though they are not mutually intelligible. After a " 9917"few centuries of autonomy, Sherpa communities came by the 18th century under " 9918"military pressure from encroaching Hindu polities, such as the Bengal based " 9919"Sen Empire. By the 18th century the Sherpa homeland had been annexed into " 9920"the Kingdom of Nepal. Following the democratization of Nepal in the " 9921"beginning of the 21st century, there have been calls for greater autonomy " 9922"for the Sherpas within the federal republic." 9923msgstr "" 9924 9925#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:3 9926#, fuzzy 9927msgid "Siberian" 9928msgstr "Nigerian" 9929 9930#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:4 9931#, fuzzy 9932msgid "?plural:Siberians" 9933msgstr "Sîrbi" 9934 9935#: data/nation/siberian.ruleset:6 9936msgid "" 9937"Siberia is a historical and geographical region of Russia and the USSR. " 9938"During the reign of the czars separatist sentiments prevailed amongst some " 9939"Slavic colonists. In 1918 a Siberian Republic was proclaimed but it was " 9940"annexed by the USSR after only a few months." 9941msgstr "" 9942 9943#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:3 9944#, fuzzy 9945msgid "Sicilian" 9946msgstr "silesian" 9947 9948#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:4 9949#, fuzzy 9950msgid "?plural:Sicilians" 9951msgstr "Silesieni" 9952 9953#: data/nation/sicilian.ruleset:6 9954msgid "" 9955"Sicily is the largest island of Italy. It has been ruled by Greeks, " 9956"Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Ostrogoths, Byzantines and Arabs. In the " 9957"11th century the Normans founded the Kingdom of Sicily which gradually " 9958"became one of Italy's more powerful states. In 1816 it was merged with " 9959"Naples into the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies which was united with Italy in " 9960"1861." 9961msgstr "" 9962 9963#: data/nation/sierraleonean.ruleset:3 9964msgid "Sierra Leonean" 9965msgstr "" 9966 9967#: data/nation/sierraleonean.ruleset:4 9968#, fuzzy 9969msgid "?plural:Sierra Leoneans" 9970msgstr "Sîrbi" 9971 9972#: data/nation/sierraleonean.ruleset:6 9973msgid "" 9974"Sierra Leone is a country in West Africa. It was founded in 1792 as a home " 9975"for liberated slaves and quickly passed to become a British dependency. " 9976"Sierra Leone has been an independent republic since 1961. In the 1990s the " 9977"country passed through a civil war. Today, Sierra Leone remains one of the " 9978"poorest countries in the world." 9979msgstr "" 9980 9981#: data/nation/sikh.ruleset:3 9982#, fuzzy 9983msgid "Sikh" 9984msgstr "suedez" 9985 9986#: data/nation/sikh.ruleset:4 9987#, fuzzy 9988msgid "?plural:Sikhs" 9989msgstr "?plural:suedezi" 9990 9991#: data/nation/sikh.ruleset:6 9992msgid "" 9993"Sikhs are the followers of a monotheistic religion originating from the " 9994"Indian Subcontinent in the 15th century. The Punjab, on the border of " 9995"Pakistan and India, is the heartland of Sikhism. In the 19th century a Sikh " 9996"Empire existed in the region." 9997msgstr "" 9998 9999#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:3 10000#, fuzzy 10001msgid "Sikkimese" 10002msgstr "vietnamez" 10003 10004#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:4 10005#, fuzzy 10006msgid "?plural:Sikkimese" 10007msgstr "?plural:suedezi" 10008 10009#: data/nation/sikkimese.ruleset:6 10010msgid "" 10011"Wedged between Nepal and Bhutan, the Himalayan kingdom of Sikkim was ruled " 10012"by a lineage of monarchs known as chogyals for centuries, until becoming the " 10013"22nd state of India in 1975." 10014msgstr "" 10015 10016#: data/nation/silesian.ruleset:3 10017msgid "Silesian" 10018msgstr "silesian" 10019 10020#: data/nation/silesian.ruleset:4 10021msgid "?plural:Silesians" 10022msgstr "Silesieni" 10023 10024#: data/nation/silesian.ruleset:6 10025msgid "" 10026"Silesia is a region of southern Poland that was at one time an independent " 10027"kingdom." 10028msgstr "" 10029 10030#: data/nation/singaporean.ruleset:15 10031msgid "Singaporean" 10032msgstr "singaporean" 10033 10034#: data/nation/singaporean.ruleset:16 10035msgid "?plural:Singaporeans" 10036msgstr "Singaporezi" 10037 10038#: data/nation/singaporean.ruleset:18 10039msgid "" 10040"Singapore is a mercantile city-state located at the southernmost tip of the " 10041"Malaysian Peninsula." 10042msgstr "" 10043 10044#: data/nation/sinhalese.ruleset:3 10045#, fuzzy 10046msgid "Sinhalese" 10047msgstr "Controale" 10048 10049#: data/nation/sinhalese.ruleset:4 10050#, fuzzy 10051msgid "?plural:Sinhalese" 10052msgstr "Englezi" 10053 10054#: data/nation/sinhalese.ruleset:7 10055msgid "" 10056"The Sinhalese people of Sri Lanka trace their ancestry to the semi-legendary " 10057"Prince Vijaya who settled the island of Sri Lanka together with 700 " 10058"followers in 543 BCE." 10059msgstr "" 10060 10061#: data/nation/slavic.ruleset:3 10062#, fuzzy 10063msgid "Slavic" 10064msgstr "Corabie" 10065 10066#: data/nation/slavic.ruleset:4 10067#, fuzzy 10068msgid "?plural:Slavs" 10069msgstr "Cileni" 10070 10071#: data/nation/slavic.ruleset:6 10072msgid "" 10073"The Slavs are a modern linguistic group of several nations in Eastern Europe " 10074"with common historical roots. The origin of the Slavs is not known " 10075"precisely, therefore there are many hypotheses trying to explain them. Their " 10076"sudden appearance in the history of civilized Europe may be related to the " 10077"arrival of Iranian peoples and the expansion of the Huns." 10078msgstr "" 10079 10080#: data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:3 10081msgid "Slovakian" 10082msgstr "slovac" 10083 10084#: data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:4 10085#, fuzzy 10086msgid "?plural:Slovakians" 10087msgstr "Slovenieni" 10088 10089#: data/nation/slovakian.ruleset:6 10090msgid "" 10091"Slovakia is a country in the heart of Europe. Formerly part of " 10092"Czechoslovakia, until 1918 it was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire." 10093msgstr "" 10094 10095#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:3 10096msgid "Slovenian" 10097msgstr "slovenian" 10098 10099#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:4 10100msgid "?plural:Slovenians" 10101msgstr "Slovenieni" 10102 10103#: data/nation/slovenian.ruleset:6 10104msgid "" 10105"Slovenia was the most western and northern republic of the old Yugoslav " 10106"Federation." 10107msgstr "" 10108"Slovenia a fost cea mai din nord-vest republică din vechea Federaţie " 10109"Yugoslavă." 10110 10111#: data/nation/solomonislander.ruleset:3 10112#, fuzzy 10113msgid "Solomon Islander" 10114msgstr "Aceaşi Insulă" 10115 10116#: data/nation/solomonislander.ruleset:4 10117#, fuzzy 10118msgid "?plural:Solomon Islanders" 10119msgstr "Incaşi" 10120 10121#: data/nation/solomonislander.ruleset:6 10122msgid "" 10123"Solomon Islands is a country in Melanesia, located between Papua New Guinea " 10124"and Vanuatu. Inhabited by Austronesian peoples since 4000 BCE, the islands " 10125"became a British protectorate in the 19th century. The islands were the site " 10126"of some fierce fighting during World War II, including the famous battle of " 10127"Guadalcanal. Solomon Islands has been independent since 1978." 10128msgstr "" 10129 10130#: data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:3 10131#, fuzzy 10132msgid "Somaliland" 10133msgstr "Onorabil" 10134 10135#: data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:4 10136#, fuzzy 10137msgid "?plural:Somalilanders" 10138msgstr "Romani" 10139 10140#: data/nation/somaliland.ruleset:6 10141msgid "" 10142"The Republic of Somaliland is an unrecognized state in Northern Somalia, " 10143"roughly concurrent with former British Somaliland. It declared independence " 10144"upon the collapse of Somalia in 1991. Although it enjoys more stability and " 10145"a somewhat higher standard of living than the rest of Somalia it remains " 10146"internationally unrecognized." 10147msgstr "" 10148 10149#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:3 10150#, fuzzy 10151msgid "Somali" 10152msgstr "Onorabil" 10153 10154#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:4 10155#, fuzzy 10156msgid "?plural:Somalis" 10157msgstr "Romani" 10158 10159#: data/nation/somali.ruleset:6 10160msgid "" 10161"Somalia is a country in the Horn of Africa. In ancient times Somalia was a " 10162"trading hub. At the end of the 19th century it was colonized by Britain and " 10163"Italy. Somalia regained its independence in 1960. The military under general " 10164"Siad Barre seized power in 1969. Siad Barre unsuccessfully tried to root out " 10165"the country's clan system. In 1991 he was overthrown. The country has been " 10166"without a functioning government ever since." 10167msgstr "" 10168 10169#: data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:3 10170#, fuzzy 10171msgid "Sorbian" 10172msgstr "sîrb" 10173 10174#: data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:4 10175#, fuzzy 10176msgid "?plural:Sorbs" 10177msgstr "Scoţieni" 10178 10179#: data/nation/sorbian.ruleset:6 10180msgid "" 10181"The Sorbs are West Slavic people living in the East of Germany in Eastern " 10182"Saxony and Southern Brandenburg (Lusatia). The region has historically been " 10183"associated with Poland and Bohemia." 10184msgstr "" 10185 10186#: data/nation/sotho.ruleset:3 10187msgid "Sotho" 10188msgstr "" 10189 10190#: data/nation/sotho.ruleset:4 10191#, fuzzy 10192msgid "?plural:Basotho" 10193msgstr "Turci" 10194 10195#: data/nation/sotho.ruleset:6 10196msgid "" 10197"A Bantu people in Southern Africa, the ancestors of the Basotho first " 10198"arrived in the region by the end of the first millennium CE. The Basotho " 10199"first formed a unified polity in the early 19th century under king " 10200"Moshoeshoe I. Today, there are about 2 million Sotho in the Kingdom of " 10201"Lesotho and almost twice that number in South Africa." 10202msgstr "" 10203 10204#: data/nation/southafrican.ruleset:3 10205msgid "South African" 10206msgstr "sud african" 10207 10208#: data/nation/southafrican.ruleset:4 10209#, fuzzy 10210msgid "?plural:South Africans" 10211msgstr "Americani" 10212 10213#: data/nation/southafrican.ruleset:6 10214msgid "" 10215"Dutch settlers began colonizing southern Africa in the 17th century. After " 10216"many wars between primarily Boers (descendants of Dutch settlers), British " 10217"forces and Zulus, the Union of South Africa was created in 1910. The South " 10218"African government became notorious for its \"apartheid\" policy of legal " 10219"inequality based on the color of a citizen's skin. Following the adoption of " 10220"the country's first non-racist constitution in 1994, long-time political " 10221"prisoner Nelson Mandela became the first truly democratically elected " 10222"president of South Africa." 10223msgstr "" 10224 10225#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:3 10226#, fuzzy 10227msgid "South American" 10228msgstr "sud african" 10229 10230#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:4 10231#, fuzzy 10232msgid "?plural:South Americans" 10233msgstr "Americani" 10234 10235#: data/nation/southamerican.ruleset:6 10236msgid "" 10237"The Union of South American Nations was formed in 2008, modeled after the " 10238"European Union, but panamericanism has already existed since the 19th " 10239"century." 10240msgstr "" 10241 10242#: data/nation/southkorean.ruleset:3 10243#, fuzzy 10244msgid "South Korean" 10245msgstr "american" 10246 10247#: data/nation/southkorean.ruleset:4 10248#, fuzzy 10249msgid "?plural:South Koreans" 10250msgstr "Americani" 10251 10252#: data/nation/southkorean.ruleset:6 10253msgid "" 10254"Formerly the site of a unified Korean state, the Korean peninsula is today " 10255"divided into two states - North and South Korea - as a result of the " 10256"stalemate after the Korean War in 1953. The South Korean government was " 10257"formed from the nationalist and anti-communist \"Provisional Government of " 10258"the Republic of Korea\" in 1948." 10259msgstr "" 10260 10261#: data/nation/southsudanese.ruleset:3 10262#, fuzzy 10263msgid "South Sudanese" 10264msgstr "sudanez" 10265 10266#: data/nation/southsudanese.ruleset:4 10267#, fuzzy 10268msgid "?plural:South Sudanese" 10269msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 10270 10271#: data/nation/southsudanese.ruleset:6 10272msgid "" 10273"A long civil war pitted Southern Sudan, inhabited mostly by black Africans " 10274"and predominantly Animist and Christian, against the Muslim and Arab North. " 10275"The war left two million dead and many more displaced until a ceasefire was " 10276"signed in 2005. Southern Sudan achieved full independence in 2011." 10277msgstr "" 10278 10279#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:3 10280#, fuzzy 10281msgid "South Vietnamese" 10282msgstr "vietnamez" 10283 10284#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:4 10285#, fuzzy 10286msgid "?plural:South Vietnamese" 10287msgstr "Vietnamezi" 10288 10289#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:6 10290msgid "" 10291"South Vietnam, officially the Republic of Vietnam, was the American-backed " 10292"state during the Vietnam War. The country was reunited with North Vietnam " 10293"after it was conquered by communist forces in 1975." 10294msgstr "" 10295 10296#: data/nation/southvietnamese.ruleset:23 10297#, fuzzy, c-format 10298msgid "Madame %s" 10299msgstr "Încarcă joc" 10300 10301#: data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:3 10302#, fuzzy 10303msgid "South Yemeni" 10304msgstr "american" 10305 10306#: data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:4 10307#, fuzzy 10308msgid "?plural:South Yemenis" 10309msgstr "Americani" 10310 10311#: data/nation/southyemeni.ruleset:6 10312msgid "" 10313"The area around Aden was colonized by the British in 1839. South Yemen " 10314"declared independence in 1967 and joined the communist bloc. It was united " 10315"with North Yemen in 1990." 10316msgstr "" 10317 10318#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:3 10319msgid "Soviet" 10320msgstr "soviet" 10321 10322#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:4 10323#, fuzzy 10324msgid "?plural:Soviets" 10325msgstr "Scoţieni" 10326 10327#: data/nation/soviet.ruleset:6 10328msgid "" 10329"The history of the Soviet Union starts in November 1917, when under Lenin's " 10330"leadership a Bolshevik revolution occurred. On December 31 1922, four Soviet " 10331"republics integrated into one country. The Soviet Union became one of the " 10332"most powerful states in the 20th century, but by the end of 1991 it had " 10333"disintegrated into fifteen independent countries due to social and economic " 10334"problems." 10335msgstr "" 10336 10337#: data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:3 10338msgid "Sri Vijaya" 10339msgstr "" 10340 10341#: data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:4 10342#, fuzzy 10343msgid "?plural:Sri Vijaya" 10344msgstr "Italieni" 10345 10346#: data/nation/srivijaya.ruleset:7 10347msgid "" 10348"Sri Vijaya was an empire centered on Palembang in eastern Sumatra and " 10349"extended its control through much of the coastal regions of Sumatra, Java, " 10350"Borneo and the Malay peninsula. It was founded sometime in the 3rd century " 10351"CE and lasted until roughly 1400, falling first to Jambi, then to Singhasari " 10352"and other regional powers, including the South Indian Chola dynasty." 10353msgstr "" 10354 10355#: data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:3 10356msgid "Sudanese" 10357msgstr "sudanez" 10358 10359#: data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:4 10360msgid "?plural:Sudanese" 10361msgstr "?plural:sudanezi" 10362 10363#: data/nation/sudanese.ruleset:6 10364msgid "" 10365"In 1820 Sudan came under Egyptian rule and later British rule. Sudan became " 10366"independent in 1956." 10367msgstr "" 10368 10369#: data/nation/suebian.ruleset:3 10370#, fuzzy 10371msgid "Suebian" 10372msgstr "sîrb" 10373 10374#: data/nation/suebian.ruleset:4 10375#, fuzzy 10376msgid "?plural:Suebians" 10377msgstr "Sîrbi" 10378 10379#: data/nation/suebian.ruleset:6 10380msgid "" 10381"The Suebians were an ancient West Germanic tribal confederation, which may " 10382"have been formed by Ariovistus for his expedition to Gaul. The Suebians " 10383"included the Germanic tribes from the Elbe river basin belonging to the " 10384"Herminonic language group, such as the Marcomanni and Quadi. Between the " 10385"first and fourth centuries CE they were a threat to Rome, often encroaching " 10386"on the Danube provinces of the empire. In 405-406 CE the Suebians were " 10387"forced to leave their lands by the Huns and during New Year's night in 405 " 10388"CE they crossed the frozen Rhine together with the Vandals and the Alans. " 10389"They settled in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, where they " 10390"established their own kingdom, which was conquered by the Visigoths in 585 " 10391"CE." 10392msgstr "" 10393 10394#: data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:3 10395#, fuzzy 10396msgid "Surinamese" 10397msgstr "vietnamez" 10398 10399#: data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:4 10400#, fuzzy 10401msgid "?plural:Surinamese" 10402msgstr "Turci" 10403 10404#: data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:7 10405msgid "" 10406"Suriname is the smallest independent country of South America. Originally it " 10407"was inhabited by Arawak Indians. It was first colonized by the English who " 10408"traded it with the Dutch for New Amsterdam, modern New York, in 1667. " 10409"Suriname was granted self government in 1954 and became fully independent in " 10410"1975." 10411msgstr "" 10412 10413#: data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:28 10414#, fuzzy, c-format 10415msgid "Sergeant %s" 10416msgstr "sîrb" 10417 10418#: data/nation/surinamese.ruleset:28 10419#, fuzzy, c-format 10420msgid "?female:Sergeant %s" 10421msgstr "Preot" 10422 10423#: data/nation/swahili.ruleset:3 10424msgid "Swahili" 10425msgstr "" 10426 10427#: data/nation/swahili.ruleset:4 10428#, fuzzy 10429msgid "?plural:Swahili" 10430msgstr "Suedezi" 10431 10432#: data/nation/swahili.ruleset:6 10433msgid "" 10434"The Swahili are a Bantu ethnic group living along the Eastern Coast of " 10435"Africa. From about the 9th century onwards the region, at the crossroads of " 10436"Islamic and African cultural influences, saw the rise of Swahili city " 10437"states, including Zanzibar, Kilwa Kisiwani, Mozambique and Sofala. The " 10438"cities grew to prominence thanks to their ivory, gold, slave and spice " 10439"trade. The arrival of the Portuguese around 1500 coincided with the decline " 10440"of the Swahili polities, but the Swahili remained a dominant cultural " 10441"element in Eastern Africa. Today, the Swahili language (Kiswahili) is used " 10442"as lingua franca by more than 50 million people in Eastern Africa and is an " 10443"official language of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, the Comoros and the African " 10444"Union." 10445msgstr "" 10446 10447#: data/nation/swazi.ruleset:3 10448#, fuzzy 10449msgid "Swazi" 10450msgstr "Corabie" 10451 10452#: data/nation/swazi.ruleset:4 10453#, fuzzy 10454msgid "?plural:Swazis" 10455msgstr "Suedezi" 10456 10457#: data/nation/swazi.ruleset:6 10458msgid "" 10459"The Swazi are a Bantu people of southern Africa. Under the leadership of " 10460"Mswati II (1820 - 1868), the Swazis expanded their territory and stabilized " 10461"the southern frontier with the Zulus." 10462msgstr "" 10463 10464#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:3 10465msgid "Swiss" 10466msgstr "suedez" 10467 10468#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:4 10469msgid "?plural:Swiss" 10470msgstr "?plural:suedezi" 10471 10472#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:6 10473msgid "" 10474"Switzerland has existed as a state in its present form since the adoption of " 10475"the Swiss Federal Constitution in 1848. The precursors of modern Switzerland " 10476"established a protective alliance at the end of the 13th century, forming a " 10477"loose confederation of states which persisted for centuries." 10478msgstr "" 10479 10480#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:38 10481#, fuzzy, c-format 10482msgid "Federal Councillor %s" 10483msgstr "Cancelar federal" 10484 10485#: data/nation/swiss.ruleset:38 10486#, fuzzy, c-format 10487msgid "?female:Federal Councillor %s" 10488msgstr "Cancelar" 10489 10490#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:3 10491#, fuzzy 10492msgid "Syrian" 10493msgstr "sîrb" 10494 10495#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:4 10496#, fuzzy 10497msgid "?plural:Syrians" 10498msgstr "Sîrbi" 10499 10500#: data/nation/syrian.ruleset:6 10501msgid "" 10502"The modern Syrian Arab Republic was formed from a French mandate and " 10503"gradually gained independence during the 1940s." 10504msgstr "" 10505 10506#: data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:3 10507#, fuzzy 10508msgid "Tahitian" 10509msgstr "Aştept" 10510 10511#: data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:4 10512#, fuzzy 10513msgid "?plural:Tahitians" 10514msgstr "Bavarezi" 10515 10516#: data/nation/tahitian.ruleset:6 10517msgid "" 10518"The islands of what is now French Polynesia were first settled by Polynesian " 10519"peoples in the 3rd century CE. France established a protectorate over " 10520"Tahiti, the main island of the archipelago, in 1842. In 1889 the entire area " 10521"was declared a French colony. The islands remain an overseas collectivity of " 10522"France today but they enjoy a large internal autonomy. Because of its lush " 10523"vegetation and Polynesian culture, Tahiti has become the archetypical exotic " 10524"island." 10525msgstr "" 10526 10527#: data/nation/tairona.ruleset:3 10528#, fuzzy 10529msgid "Tairona" 10530msgstr "Calea ferată" 10531 10532#: data/nation/tairona.ruleset:4 10533#, fuzzy 10534msgid "?plural:Tairona" 10535msgstr "Tailandezi" 10536 10537#: data/nation/tairona.ruleset:7 10538msgid "" 10539"A Chibchan-speaking people related to the Kuna of Panama and the Muisca of " 10540"central Colombia, the Tairona inhabit the modern Magdalena and La Guajira " 10541"Departments of northern Colombia. Their city of Teyuna was founded sometime " 10542"around 500 BCE. The Tairona, living in a mountainous area, built stone steps " 10543"and terraces on steep hillsides in order to farm the region. Though they " 10544"fought against the Spanish for 75 years, eventually they succumbed to the " 10545"various pressures that all Native American peoples were subject to during " 10546"this period." 10547msgstr "" 10548 10549#: data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:3 10550msgid "Taiwanese" 10551msgstr "taivanez" 10552 10553#: data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:4 10554msgid "?plural:Taiwanese" 10555msgstr "?plural:taivanezi" 10556 10557#: data/nation/taiwanese.ruleset:6 10558msgid "" 10559"The Republic of China was established in 1912 as the successor state of the " 10560"Qing Empire, ending over two millennia of imperial rule in China. When the " 10561"Chinese Nationalists who ruled the Republic lost a civil war against the " 10562"Chinese Communists in 1949, the Nationalist government evacuated to the " 10563"island of Taiwan, establishing Taipei as the provisional capital of the " 10564"Republic of China." 10565msgstr "" 10566 10567#: data/nation/tajik.ruleset:3 10568#, fuzzy 10569msgid "Tajik" 10570msgstr "tailandez" 10571 10572#: data/nation/tajik.ruleset:4 10573#, fuzzy 10574msgid "?plural:Tajiks" 10575msgstr "Tailandezi" 10576 10577#: data/nation/tajik.ruleset:6 10578msgid "" 10579"Tajikistan is a nation in Central Asia. The Tajiks trace the foundation of " 10580"their nation back to the Samanid Empire, one of the first Persian states to " 10581"appear after the Arab conquest." 10582msgstr "" 10583 10584#: data/nation/tanganyikan.ruleset:3 10585msgid "Tanganyikan" 10586msgstr "" 10587 10588#: data/nation/tanganyikan.ruleset:4 10589#, fuzzy 10590msgid "?plural:Tanganyikans" 10591msgstr "Canadieni" 10592 10593#: data/nation/tanganyikan.ruleset:6 10594msgid "" 10595"Inhabited by Bantu tribes since the beginning of the Common Era, Tanganyika " 10596"became a German colony in the late 19th century. It was conquered by the " 10597"British during World War I and declared independence in 1961. Three years " 10598"later it merged with Zanzibar to form the Union of Tanzania." 10599msgstr "" 10600 10601#: data/nation/tanzanian.ruleset:3 10602#, fuzzy 10603msgid "Tanzanian" 10604msgstr "canadian" 10605 10606#: data/nation/tanzanian.ruleset:4 10607#, fuzzy 10608msgid "?plural:Tanzanians" 10609msgstr "Canadieni" 10610 10611#: data/nation/tanzanian.ruleset:6 10612msgid "" 10613"Tanzania was formed as a merger of the former British colonies of Tanganyika " 10614"and Zanzibar in 1964. For two decades the country was ruled by Julius " 10615"Nyerere, who followed the tenets of African socialism. In 1985 Nyerere was " 10616"the first African head of state to voluntarily step down." 10617msgstr "" 10618 10619#: data/nation/tatar.ruleset:3 10620#, fuzzy 10621msgid "Tatar" 10622msgstr "Partisan" 10623 10624#: data/nation/tatar.ruleset:4 10625#, fuzzy 10626msgid "?plural:Tatars" 10627msgstr "Italieni" 10628 10629#: data/nation/tatar.ruleset:7 10630msgid "" 10631"The Tatars are a Turkic-speaking nation. Various Tatar states existed in the " 10632"Middle Ages: Kazan, Crimea, Astrakhan, Sibir and other khanates. Nowadays " 10633"Tatars live in many places in the former USSR. They have their own republic " 10634"called Tatarstan in the Russian Federation and the Autonomous Republic of " 10635"Crimea in Ukraine." 10636msgstr "" 10637 10638#: data/nation/templar.ruleset:3 10639#, fuzzy 10640msgid "Knights Templar" 10641msgstr "Cavaler" 10642 10643#: data/nation/templar.ruleset:4 10644#, fuzzy 10645msgid "?plural:Templars" 10646msgstr "Americani" 10647 10648#: data/nation/templar.ruleset:6 10649msgid "" 10650"The Knights Templar were formed after the first Crusade in order to protect " 10651"Pilgrims on their journeys in the Holy Land. The organization grew to " 10652"immense power and wealth in the next 200 years, and were the innovators of " 10653"many modern concepts such as Banking." 10654msgstr "" 10655 10656#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:3 10657#, fuzzy 10658msgid "Teutonic" 10659msgstr "Electronica" 10660 10661#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:4 10662#, fuzzy 10663msgid "?plural:Teutonic Order" 10664msgstr "Incaşi" 10665 10666#: data/nation/teutonic.ruleset:6 10667msgid "" 10668"The Teutonic Order led a series of crusades against pagan Balts during the " 10669"High Middle Ages. In 1224 it founded the 'Ordenstaat' or State of the Order, " 10670"which remained a powerful country for three centuries. The State was " 10671"secularized and replaced by the Duchy of Prussia in the 16th century." 10672msgstr "" 10673 10674#: data/nation/texan.ruleset:3 10675msgid "Texan" 10676msgstr "texan" 10677 10678#: data/nation/texan.ruleset:4 10679msgid "?plural:Texans" 10680msgstr "?plural:texani" 10681 10682#: data/nation/texan.ruleset:6 10683msgid "" 10684"Texas, \"the Lone Star State\" is the second largest and second most " 10685"populous state of the USA, famous for its \"larger than life\" cowboy " 10686"mentality. During its history, Texas has been ruled in full or in part by " 10687"six countries: France, Spain, Mexico, the Texas Republic, the Confederacy " 10688"and the USA - as expressed in the slogan \"six flags over Texas\"." 10689msgstr "" 10690 10691#: data/nation/thracian.ruleset:3 10692#, fuzzy 10693msgid "Thracian" 10694msgstr "Teren" 10695 10696#: data/nation/thracian.ruleset:4 10697#, fuzzy 10698msgid "?plural:Thracians" 10699msgstr "Indieni" 10700 10701#: data/nation/thracian.ruleset:7 10702msgid "The second most numerous people in the ancient western world." 10703msgstr "" 10704 10705#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:3 10706msgid "Thuringian" 10707msgstr "" 10708 10709#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:4 10710#, fuzzy 10711msgid "?plural:Thuringians" 10712msgstr "Indieni" 10713 10714#: data/nation/thuringian.ruleset:6 10715msgid "" 10716"The Thuringians were an ancient Germanic confederation in what is now " 10717"Central Germany, established after the defeat of the Huns. Defeated by the " 10718"Franks in the 8th century, Thuringia later became a landgraviate of the Holy " 10719"Roman Empire. After the extinction of the ruling family in the 13th century, " 10720"the War of the Thuringian Succession left the region badly splintered even " 10721"for Holy Roman Empire standards, which was exacerbated by the Thuringian (or " 10722"rather Saxon) tradition of dividing territory amongst all male heirs. " 10723"Thuringia was a hotbed of the Protestant Reformation and the Wars of " 10724"Religion, and saw a cultural apogee during the Enlightenment when the duke " 10725"of Saxe-Weimar invited luminaries such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and " 10726"Friedrich Schiller to his court. Thuringian political fragmentation survived " 10727"Napoleon and the German unification; only after the fall of the German " 10728"monarchies in 1918 was a united Free State of Thuringia established, which " 10729"currently exists as one of the states of Germany." 10730msgstr "" 10731 10732#: data/nation/tibetan.ruleset:3 10733msgid "Tibetan" 10734msgstr "tibetan" 10735 10736#: data/nation/tibetan.ruleset:4 10737msgid "?plural:Tibetans" 10738msgstr "?plural:tibetani" 10739 10740#: data/nation/tibetan.ruleset:6 10741msgid "" 10742"The Tibetan homeland is sometimes called the \"Roof of the World\", the " 10743"highest elevated region in the world. In the 7th century, Tibet emerged as a " 10744"formidable empire under the leadership of king Songtsen Gampo, being " 10745"recognized by both China and India. This dynasty lasted until the 11th " 10746"century, when Tibet was overrun by the Mongols. Centuries later when Mongol " 10747"rule had weakened, Lozang Gyatso - born 1617 and the 5th Dalai Lama - " 10748"established a buddhist religious state under the control of the Gelugpa " 10749"school of Tibetan Buddhism." 10750msgstr "" 10751 10752#: data/nation/tibetan.ruleset:27 10753#, fuzzy, c-format 10754msgid "Dalai Lama %s" 10755msgstr "Tovarăşul" 10756 10757#: data/nation/tibetan.ruleset:27 10758#, fuzzy, c-format 10759msgid "?female:Dalai Lama %s" 10760msgstr "Tovarăşul" 10761 10762#: data/nation/timurid.ruleset:3 10763msgid "Timurid" 10764msgstr "" 10765 10766#: data/nation/timurid.ruleset:4 10767#, fuzzy 10768msgid "?plural:Timurids" 10769msgstr "Turci" 10770 10771#: data/nation/timurid.ruleset:6 10772msgid "" 10773"Timur was a military genius who claimed lineage from Chinggis Khan and from " 10774"his capital in Samarkand conquered all of Central Asia as well as parts of " 10775"the Middle East and India. The court culture of Timurid Empire was heavily " 10776"Persianized, while the imperial administration and military organization " 10777"displayed influences from the Timurid ruling elite's Mongolian and Turkic " 10778"origins." 10779msgstr "" 10780 10781#: data/nation/tocharian.ruleset:3 10782#, fuzzy 10783msgid "Tocharian" 10784msgstr "Partisan" 10785 10786#: data/nation/tocharian.ruleset:4 10787#, fuzzy 10788msgid "?plural:Tocharians" 10789msgstr "Letonieni" 10790 10791#: data/nation/tocharian.ruleset:7 10792msgid "" 10793"The Tocharians were an Indo-European people living in what is now Xinjiang " 10794"in western China. Because of their unique geopolitical position, their " 10795"kingdoms of Shanshan, Kucha, and Khotan (as well as other, smaller ones) " 10796"were influenced by Chinese, Persian, Indian, Sogdian, Scythian, and Tibetan " 10797"cultures. Their religion, dress, writing, and art all reflect these varied " 10798"influences. They lived in oasis towns and cities along the Silk Road, along " 10799"which Buddhism was carried into China. The area was at various times a " 10800"military protectorate of China, such as during the Han and Tang dynasties. " 10801"During the decline of the latter dynasty, the Turkic Uyghur tribe moved into " 10802"the Tarim basin, settling in and expanding their khanate through the " 10803"Tocharian lands. The Uyghur intermarried with the Tocharians and supplanted " 10804"their language for all but liturgical purposes. Even this use fell when " 10805"Islam spread and took the place of Buddhism as the predominant religion in " 10806"the region." 10807msgstr "" 10808 10809#: data/nation/togolese.ruleset:3 10810#, fuzzy 10811msgid "Togolese" 10812msgstr "Controale" 10813 10814#: data/nation/togolese.ruleset:4 10815#, fuzzy 10816msgid "?plural:Togolese" 10817msgstr "Mongoli" 10818 10819#: data/nation/togolese.ruleset:6 10820msgid "" 10821"Togo became a German protectorate in 1885 and was conquered by the French " 10822"and British in World War II. Togo became independent in 1960. Since the late " 10823"1960s the country's politics have been dominated by general Gnassingbe " 10824"Eyadema, who was succeeded by his son Faure upon his death in 2005." 10825msgstr "" 10826 10827#: data/nation/toltec.ruleset:3 10828msgid "Toltec" 10829msgstr "" 10830 10831#: data/nation/toltec.ruleset:4 10832#, fuzzy 10833msgid "?plural:Toltecs" 10834msgstr "Polonezi" 10835 10836#: data/nation/toltec.ruleset:6 10837msgid "" 10838"The Toltecs were a Meso-American civilization that existed from the 10th to " 10839"the 12th century. The Toltec Empire was founded by Ce Tecpatl Mixcoatl, who " 10840"led his nomadic people from the north to settle on the Mexican High Plain. " 10841"Mixcoatl was murdered by his enemies but was later avenged by his son Ce " 10842"Acatl Topilitzin Quetzalcoatl, who would lead the Toltec civilization to " 10843"untold heights. Toltec culture continued to thrive until the 12th century. " 10844"Their capital Tollan was violently destroyed in 1168 and the Toltec area " 10845"fragmented into rivaling city-states. Toltec cultural influences have been " 10846"identified from New Mexico to Nicaragua, though historians do not agree on " 10847"the political history of the Toltecs. Since most of the history of the " 10848"Toltecs is based on Aztec mythology, some claim there was never a Toltec " 10849"Empire, but that Aztec references to the Toltecs were an allegory for " 10850"civilization." 10851msgstr "" 10852 10853#: data/nation/tongan.ruleset:3 10854msgid "Tongan" 10855msgstr "" 10856 10857#: data/nation/tongan.ruleset:4 10858#, fuzzy 10859msgid "?plural:Tongans" 10860msgstr "Babilonieni" 10861 10862#: data/nation/tongan.ruleset:6 10863msgid "" 10864"An island group in the Southern Pacific, Tonga was settled by Polynesians " 10865"around 1000 BCE. Although the islands became a British protectorate in the " 10866"19th century, they are the only country in Oceania to have escaped actual " 10867"colonization." 10868msgstr "" 10869 10870#: data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:3 10871#, fuzzy 10872msgid "Transnistrian" 10873msgstr "canadian" 10874 10875#: data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:4 10876#, fuzzy 10877msgid "?plural:Transnistrians" 10878msgstr "?plural:tunisieni" 10879 10880#: data/nation/transnistrian.ruleset:6 10881msgid "" 10882"Transnistria was added to the Moldavian SSR by Stalin, although it was " 10883"mostly inhabited by Russians and Ukrainians. After the collapse of the " 10884"Soviet Union Transnistria declared its independence from Moldova. Although " 10885"the country is de facto independent, it is not recognized by any UN member. " 10886"Power is still in the hands of the old communist elite." 10887msgstr "" 10888 10889#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:3 10890#, fuzzy 10891msgid "Transylvanian" 10892msgstr "canadian" 10893 10894#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:4 10895#, fuzzy 10896msgid "?plural:Transylvanians" 10897msgstr "Canadieni" 10898 10899#: data/nation/transylvanian.ruleset:6 10900msgid "" 10901"Transylvania is a historical territory in what is now Romania, inhabited by " 10902"Romanians, Hungarians and Saxon Germans. Transylvania became a principality " 10903"under nominal Hungarian suzereignty when that country started to crumble " 10904"under the Ottoman incursions. During the Reformation, Transylvania was the " 10905"first country in Europe to proclaim religious freedom. The principality lost " 10906"its independence to Habsburg Austria in 1711." 10907msgstr "" 10908 10909#: data/nation/trinidadian.ruleset:3 10910msgid "Trinidadian and Tobagonian" 10911msgstr "" 10912 10913#: data/nation/trinidadian.ruleset:4 10914#, fuzzy 10915msgid "?plural:Trinidadians and Tobagonians" 10916msgstr "Canadieni" 10917 10918#: data/nation/trinidadian.ruleset:6 10919msgid "" 10920"Trinidad and Tobago is a country in the Caribbean, consisting of the two " 10921"eponymous islands. It is the most populous country of the Lesser Antilles. " 10922"Trinidad was sighted by Columbus in 1498, and remained a Spanish colony " 10923"until it was conquered by the British during the Napoleonic wars; Tobago was " 10924"colonized by Curonians, Spanish, Dutch, French and Swedes but eventually " 10925"also ended up in British hands. The islands have been independent since " 10926"1962. The islands' economy is based on oil and is relatively developed when " 10927"compared to its Caribbean neighbors. Trinidad and Tobago is famous for its " 10928"music and its Carnival." 10929msgstr "" 10930 10931#: data/nation/tswana.ruleset:3 10932#, fuzzy 10933msgid "Tswana" 10934msgstr "Inf.marină" 10935 10936#: data/nation/tswana.ruleset:4 10937#, fuzzy 10938msgid "?plural:Batswana" 10939msgstr "Babilonieni" 10940 10941#: data/nation/tswana.ruleset:7 10942#, no-c-format 10943msgid "" 10944"The Batswana are a Bantu people in Southern Africa. With about 20% of the " 10945"population they are the dominant ethnicity of Botswana, which is named after " 10946"them. In South Africa they count about four million Batswana and in the " 10947"Apartheid era they had the Bantustan of Bophuthatswana." 10948msgstr "" 10949 10950#: data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:3 10951msgid "Tuareg" 10952msgstr "" 10953 10954#: data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:4 10955#, fuzzy 10956msgid "?plural:Tuaregs" 10957msgstr "Turci" 10958 10959#: data/nation/tuareg.ruleset:6 10960msgid "" 10961"The Tuareg or Imuhagh are a pastoralist nomadic Berber people inhabiting the " 10962"interior of the Sahara Desert, mostly in Algeria, Niger and Mali. Despite " 10963"their matrilineal organization they are followers of Islam. For many " 10964"centuries they engaged in slave hunting, even influencing the slave trade to " 10965"the Americas." 10966msgstr "" 10967 10968#: data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:3 10969msgid "Tunisian" 10970msgstr "tunisian" 10971 10972#: data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:4 10973msgid "?plural:Tunisians" 10974msgstr "?plural:tunisieni" 10975 10976#: data/nation/tunisian.ruleset:6 10977msgid "" 10978"The Phoenicians founded Carthage in the area where Tunisia is today. " 10979"Carthage later became a major power in the Mediterranean region until it was " 10980"defeated by the Romans in 146 BCE. Later the Arab Muslim conquest in the 7th " 10981"century led to migration from the Arab and Ottoman countries. But there were " 10982"also a lot of Jews and Spanish Moors who moved there at the end of the 16th " 10983"century. Tunisia became mostly autonomous from the Ottoman empire in 1861. " 10984"But in 1881 Tunisia was invaded by the French and was made a French " 10985"protectorate. The country became independent in 1956." 10986msgstr "" 10987 10988#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:3 10989#, fuzzy 10990msgid "Turkish Cypriot" 10991msgstr "Car de Luptă" 10992 10993#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:4 10994#, fuzzy 10995msgid "?plural:Turkish Cypriots" 10996msgstr "Croaţi" 10997 10998#: data/nation/turkishcypriot.ruleset:6 10999msgid "" 11000"Turks first settled in Cyprus after the Ottomans conquered the island in " 11001"1571. Political unrest and ethnic tensions between Turkish and Greek " 11002"Cypriots led to an invasion by the Turkish military in 1974, followed by the " 11003"declaration of independence of the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus in 1983. " 11004"Currently, the only country that recognizes the independence of the TRNC is " 11005"Turkey." 11006msgstr "" 11007 11008#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:3 11009#, fuzzy 11010msgid "Turkmen" 11011msgstr "turc" 11012 11013#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:4 11014#, fuzzy 11015msgid "?plural:Turkmens" 11016msgstr "Turci" 11017 11018#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:6 11019msgid "" 11020"Turkmen tribes were first united in the 11th century CE under Togrul Beg, " 11021"second ruler of the Seljuk Empire. As the Seljuk state broke down under the " 11022"pressure from encroaching Mongols, the Turkmens started a westward " 11023"migration. They eventually settled in the lands between the Amu Darya river " 11024"and the Caspian Sea, approximately the location of today's Turkmenistan." 11025msgstr "" 11026 11027#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:28 11028#, fuzzy, c-format 11029msgid "Turkmenbashi %s" 11030msgstr "turc" 11031 11032#: data/nation/turkmen.ruleset:28 11033#, fuzzy, c-format 11034msgid "?female:Turkmenbashi %s" 11035msgstr "Oasă" 11036 11037#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:3 11038msgid "Tuvan" 11039msgstr "" 11040 11041#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:4 11042#, fuzzy 11043msgid "?plural:Tuvans" 11044msgstr "?plural:texani" 11045 11046#: data/nation/tuvan.ruleset:6 11047msgid "" 11048"Tuvans are a Turkic people living in the Autonomous Republic of Tuva in the " 11049"south of Siberia. Tuva split off from China in 1921 and then formed the " 11050"independent republic of Tannu Tuva allied with the Soviet Union. In 1940 " 11051"Tannu Tuva had the distinction of seeing the first non-monarchic female head " 11052"of state of Modern History when Khertek Anchimaa-Toka became chairperson of " 11053"the republic. In 1944 it was incorporated in the Soviet Union as a part of " 11054"the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic." 11055msgstr "" 11056 11057#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:3 11058#, fuzzy 11059msgid "Tyrolian" 11060msgstr "corean" 11061 11062#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:4 11063#, fuzzy 11064msgid "?plural:Tyrolians" 11065msgstr "Sîrbi" 11066 11067#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:6 11068msgid "" 11069"Tyrol was a county in the Alps. In the 16th century its own dynasty died out " 11070"and the region passed to Habsburg Austria. The southern part was annexed by " 11071"Italy after World War I." 11072msgstr "" 11073 11074#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:24 11075#, fuzzy, c-format 11076msgid "Princely Count %s" 11077msgstr "Prinţesă" 11078 11079#: data/nation/tyrolian.ruleset:24 11080#, fuzzy, c-format 11081msgid "Princely Countess %s" 11082msgstr "Număr" 11083 11084#: data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:3 11085#, fuzzy 11086msgid "Ugandan" 11087msgstr "canadian" 11088 11089#: data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:4 11090#, fuzzy 11091msgid "?plural:Ugandans" 11092msgstr "Canadieni" 11093 11094#: data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:6 11095msgid "" 11096"The Republic of Uganda is located in eastern Africa. The country contains " 11097"part of Lake Victoria, which is also in Kenya and Tanzania. In the past, the " 11098"southern part of the country was part of the Buganda kingdom. Modern Uganda " 11099"gained independence in 1962." 11100msgstr "" 11101 11102#. TRANS: There are two titles for king, kabaka and 11103#. ; mujaguzo. Kabaka is the material king, while 11104#. ; mujaguzo is the spiritual king, and is represented 11105#. ; by royal drums. These titles come from Buganda, an 11106#. ; ancient kingdom which occupied much of present-day 11107#. ; Uganda. 11108#: data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:40 11109#, c-format 11110msgid "Kabaka %s" 11111msgstr "" 11112 11113#: data/nation/ugandan.ruleset:40 11114#, fuzzy, c-format 11115msgid "?female:Kabaka %s" 11116msgstr "Consul" 11117 11118#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:3 11119msgid "Ukrainian" 11120msgstr "ucrainian" 11121 11122#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:4 11123msgid "?plural:Ukrainians" 11124msgstr "Ucrainieni" 11125 11126#: data/nation/ukrainian.ruleset:6 11127msgid "" 11128"Ukraine is a vast region on the westernmost marches of the former Soviet " 11129"Union. It includes some of the most fertile black-soil cropland on Earth." 11130msgstr "" 11131 11132#: data/nation/un.ruleset:3 11133#, fuzzy 11134msgid "UN" 11135msgstr "M" 11136 11137#: data/nation/un.ruleset:4 11138#, fuzzy 11139msgid "?plural:UN" 11140msgstr "Tailandezi" 11141 11142#: data/nation/un.ruleset:6 11143msgid "" 11144"The United Nations believe in human rights and the protection of the weak." 11145msgstr "" 11146 11147#: data/nation/un.ruleset:24 11148#, fuzzy, c-format 11149msgid "Secretary-General %s" 11150msgstr "Guvernator General" 11151 11152#: data/nation/un.ruleset:24 11153#, fuzzy, c-format 11154msgid "?female:Secretary-General %s" 11155msgstr "Consul" 11156 11157#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:3 11158#, fuzzy 11159msgid "Urartian" 11160msgstr "Partisan" 11161 11162#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:4 11163#, fuzzy 11164msgid "?plural:Urartians" 11165msgstr "Letonieni" 11166 11167#: data/nation/urartian.ruleset:6 11168msgid "" 11169"Urartu was an ancient Hurrian state located around Lake Van in the eastern " 11170"part of Anatolia. The earliest historical mention of Urartu comes from texts " 11171"of the Assyrian king Shalmaneser I dating from the 13th century BCE. It is " 11172"thought that Urartu was a multiethnic state in which Hurrian tribes likely " 11173"formed the dominant element. Urartu played an important role in shaping the " 11174"modern Armenian people." 11175msgstr "" 11176 11177#: data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:3 11178msgid "Uruguayan" 11179msgstr "" 11180 11181#: data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:4 11182#, fuzzy 11183msgid "?plural:Uruguayans" 11184msgstr "Unguri" 11185 11186#: data/nation/uruguayan.ruleset:6 11187msgid "" 11188"Uruguay, a small South American country sometimes referred to as " 11189"\"Switzerland of the Americas\" due to its once highly developed social " 11190"welfare system." 11191msgstr "" 11192 11193#: data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:3 11194msgid "Uyghur" 11195msgstr "" 11196 11197#: data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:4 11198#, fuzzy 11199msgid "?plural:Uyghurs" 11200msgstr "Turci" 11201 11202#: data/nation/uyghur.ruleset:6 11203msgid "" 11204"Uyghur was an east Turk empire and civilization. At its height in 820 CE it " 11205"controlled most of Central and North Asia. After clashing with the Chinese " 11206"for several centuries, they were finally subdued by the Qing dynasty in the " 11207"1700s. Today, descendants of the Uyghur form the populations of the Central " 11208"Asian states of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. They are also the " 11209"main minority of the Xinjiang province of China." 11210msgstr "" 11211 11212#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:3 11213msgid "Uzbek" 11214msgstr "" 11215 11216#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:4 11217#, fuzzy 11218msgid "?plural:Uzbeks" 11219msgstr "Azteci" 11220 11221#: data/nation/uzbek.ruleset:6 11222msgid "" 11223"The Central Asian nation of Uzbekistan has been the site of many ancient " 11224"states such as Khwarezm, the Khanate of Bukhara, and the Khanate of Kokand. " 11225"The Uzbeks regard themselves as descendants of Timur, founder of the Timurid " 11226"dynasty, who ruled from his capital at Samarkand." 11227msgstr "" 11228 11229#: data/nation/vampire.ruleset:4 11230#, fuzzy 11231msgid "Vampire" 11232msgstr "Oraş: Foamete" 11233 11234#: data/nation/vampire.ruleset:5 11235#, fuzzy 11236msgid "?plural:Vampires" 11237msgstr "Tailandezi" 11238 11239#: data/nation/vampire.ruleset:7 11240msgid "Bloodsucking creatures of legend." 11241msgstr "" 11242 11243#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:3 11244msgid "Vandalic" 11245msgstr "" 11246 11247#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:4 11248#, fuzzy 11249msgid "?plural:Vandals" 11250msgstr "Canadieni" 11251 11252#: data/nation/vandalic.ruleset:6 11253msgid "" 11254"The Vandals were an East Germanic people originating from what is now " 11255"Southern Poland and Slovakia. They entered the Roman Empire in the early 5th " 11256"century CE. Led by Geiseric, they eventually founded a kingdom in Carthage. " 11257"The Vandals are perhaps best known for their sack of Rome in 455 CE. In 534 " 11258"CE Belisarius conquered the Vandalic kingdom for the Byzantine Empire." 11259msgstr "" 11260 11261#: data/nation/vanuatuan.ruleset:3 11262msgid "Vanuatuan" 11263msgstr "" 11264 11265#: data/nation/vanuatuan.ruleset:4 11266#, fuzzy 11267msgid "?plural:Ni-Vanuatu" 11268msgstr "Finlandezi" 11269 11270#: data/nation/vanuatuan.ruleset:6 11271msgid "" 11272"Vanuatu, formerly known as the New Hebrides, is a country in Melanesia, " 11273"consisting of about 80 islands. First inhabited by Melanesians, the islands " 11274"were contested by the British and French in the late 19th century. In 1906 " 11275"both colonial powers agreed to rule the New Hebrides together as a " 11276"condominium. The Republic of Vanuatu declared its independence in 1980." 11277msgstr "" 11278 11279#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:3 11280#, fuzzy 11281msgid "Vedic" 11282msgstr "Medicina" 11283 11284#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:4 11285#, fuzzy 11286msgid "?plural:Vedics" 11287msgstr "Americani" 11288 11289#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:6 11290msgid "" 11291"The cradle of Ancient Indian civilization lay in the Indus river valley in " 11292"modern-day Pakistan." 11293msgstr "" 11294 11295#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:26 11296#, fuzzy, c-format 11297msgid "Mahatma %s" 11298msgstr "Maharaja" 11299 11300#: data/nation/vedic.ruleset:26 11301#, fuzzy, c-format 11302msgid "?female:Mahatma %s" 11303msgstr "Tovarăşul" 11304 11305#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:3 11306#, fuzzy 11307msgid "Veletian" 11308msgstr "Veteran" 11309 11310#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:4 11311#, fuzzy 11312msgid "?plural:Veletians" 11313msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 11314 11315#: data/nation/veletian.ruleset:6 11316msgid "" 11317"The Veletians or Lutici were a medieval West Lechitic tribal confederation " 11318"in what is nowadays the northeastern part of Germany (Brandenburg and " 11319"Mecklenburg). Their tribes were of mixed Slavic and Germanic origin, which " 11320"was visible in their language. The basis for the existence of the Veletian " 11321"confederation was to preserve the Slavic pagan religion and to resist the " 11322"expansion of Germany and the Polanian state. The Veletians eventually " 11323"succumbed to Germanization or were murdered following the Crusades and the " 11324"German settlement on their lands." 11325msgstr "" 11326 11327#: data/nation/venda.ruleset:3 11328msgid "Venda" 11329msgstr "" 11330 11331#: data/nation/venda.ruleset:4 11332#, fuzzy 11333msgid "?plural:Vhavenda" 11334msgstr "Canadieni" 11335 11336#: data/nation/venda.ruleset:6 11337msgid "" 11338"The Vhavenda are a Bantu people in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Once the " 11339"rulers of the Mapungubwe Kingdom, they now count about one million members, " 11340"mostly in the province of Limpopo. During the Apartheid Era there existed a " 11341"Bantustan of Venda." 11342msgstr "" 11343 11344#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:3 11345#, fuzzy 11346msgid "Venetian" 11347msgstr "Veteran" 11348 11349#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:4 11350#, fuzzy 11351msgid "?plural:Venetians" 11352msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 11353 11354#: data/nation/venetian.ruleset:6 11355msgid "" 11356"The Republic of Venice emerged from the shadows of history when refugees " 11357"from barbarian marauders gathered on the safety of the islands of a lagoon " 11358"in northeast Italy. Originally a loyal subject of the Eastern Roman empire, " 11359"it gradually acquired its independence and ranked among the superpowers of " 11360"the Middle Ages. Its merchants grew rich on trade, and its navy was " 11361"respected throughout the Mediterranean sea. After a long decline, it " 11362"eventually fell to the armies of Bonaparte in 1796." 11363msgstr "" 11364 11365#: data/nation/venetic.ruleset:3 11366#, fuzzy 11367msgid "Venetic" 11368msgstr "Veteran" 11369 11370#: data/nation/venetic.ruleset:4 11371#, fuzzy 11372msgid "?plural:Veneti" 11373msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 11374 11375#: data/nation/venetic.ruleset:6 11376msgid "" 11377"The Veneti were an ancient Indo-European people who inhabited an area " 11378"roughly coinciding with the modern Italian region of Veneto. Their language " 11379"is of unknown origin, but probably from Central Europe, because it shares " 11380"some features with Celtic and Germanic languages. The Veneti allied with the " 11381"Romans during the Punic Wars. By the 1st century BCE they had been absorbed " 11382"into the Roman Republic and the region gradually Romanized." 11383msgstr "" 11384 11385#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:3 11386#, fuzzy 11387msgid "Venezuelan" 11388msgstr "Kenieni" 11389 11390#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:4 11391msgid "?plural:Venezuelans" 11392msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 11393 11394#: data/nation/venezuelan.ruleset:6 11395msgid "" 11396"Venezuela is the northernmost country in South America. Having been a " 11397"Spanish colony since the 16th century, the country gained independence on " 11398"July 5th 1811 under the leadership of El Libertador Simón Bolivar - The " 11399"Liberator. Venezuela has one of the largest proven oil and gas reserves of " 11400"the world; during the oil boom of the 1970s it was the wealthiest country of " 11401"Latin America. The country is known for its varied landscapes and high " 11402"biodiversity." 11403msgstr "" 11404 11405#: data/nation/vermont.ruleset:3 11406#, fuzzy 11407msgid "Vermont" 11408msgstr "Versiune" 11409 11410#: data/nation/vermont.ruleset:4 11411#, fuzzy 11412msgid "?plural:Vermonters" 11413msgstr "Germani" 11414 11415#: data/nation/vermont.ruleset:6 11416msgid "" 11417"Vermont was an independent state for 14 years before it joined the United " 11418"States in 1791. Currently it is one of the smallest states of the United " 11419"States, both in population and area. Vermont is famous for its dairy " 11420"products and maple syrup." 11421msgstr "" 11422 11423#: data/nation/vietnamese.ruleset:3 11424msgid "Vietnamese" 11425msgstr "vietnamez" 11426 11427#: data/nation/vietnamese.ruleset:4 11428msgid "?plural:Vietnamese" 11429msgstr "Vietnamezi" 11430 11431#: data/nation/vietnamese.ruleset:6 11432msgid "" 11433"The Vietnamese nation was founded in the first century CE by twin sisters " 11434"who became the war leaders of a revolt against a Chinese military governor." 11435msgstr "" 11436 11437#: data/nation/vincentian.ruleset:3 11438#, fuzzy 11439msgid "Vincentian" 11440msgstr "Invenţia" 11441 11442#: data/nation/vincentian.ruleset:4 11443#, fuzzy 11444msgid "?plural:Vincentians" 11445msgstr "?plural:venezuelezi" 11446 11447#: data/nation/vincentian.ruleset:6 11448msgid "" 11449"Saint Vincent and the Grenadines were amongst the last Caribbean islands to " 11450"be colonized, as local Carib Indians intermarried with runaway slaves and " 11451"fought off European colonizers. In the 18th century the islands were " 11452"contested by the French and British. In 1783 the French relinquished their " 11453"claims. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines became independent from Britain in " 11454"1979 and are currently a Commonwealth realm." 11455msgstr "" 11456 11457#: data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:3 11458#, fuzzy 11459msgid "Visigothic" 11460msgstr "Vizionare" 11461 11462#: data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:4 11463#, fuzzy 11464msgid "?plural:Visigoths" 11465msgstr "Vikingi" 11466 11467#: data/nation/visigothic.ruleset:6 11468msgid "" 11469"The Thervingi or Visigoths were an East Germanic people, one of the two " 11470"tribes of the Goths. They probably originated from Scandinavia. In the 3rd " 11471"century they migrated south, to modern Ukraine. They then crossed the Danube " 11472"and sacked Rome in 410 CE. Recognized by the Romans as foederati, they " 11473"eventually settled around Toulouse where they formed a kingdom. The " 11474"Visigoths managed to conquer all of the Iberian Peninsula and moved their " 11475"capital to Toledo. They lost all their territories north of the Pyrenees to " 11476"the Franks but Visigothic rulers continued to rule the Romanized Iberians " 11477"until the peninsula was eventually overrun by Muslim invaders in 711." 11478msgstr "" 11479 11480#: data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:3 11481msgid "Vistulan" 11482msgstr "" 11483 11484#: data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:4 11485#, fuzzy 11486msgid "?plural:Vistulans" 11487msgstr "Australieni" 11488 11489#: data/nation/vistulan.ruleset:6 11490msgid "" 11491"Vistulans were a West Slavic tribe inhabiting what is today the area of " 11492"Lesser Poland. Little is known about their history. Many historians agree " 11493"that throughout the early Middle Ages Vistulans were one of the strongest " 11494"Slavic tribes of today's Poland, but conflicts with Great Moravia and " 11495"Magyars prevented them from forming a stable and lasting state. Eventually, " 11496"the lands of Vistulans and several other Slavic tribes were unified by " 11497"Polonians, who formed the first Polish state in the 10th century." 11498msgstr "" 11499 11500#: data/nation/volapuk.ruleset:3 11501msgid "Volapükan" 11502msgstr "" 11503 11504#: data/nation/volapuk.ruleset:6 11505#, fuzzy 11506msgid "?plural:Volapükans" 11507msgstr "?plural:Papuaşi" 11508 11509#: data/nation/volapuk.ruleset:8 11510msgid "" 11511"Volapük is an international auxiliary language constructed by the German " 11512"priest Johann Martin Schleyer in 1879. It enjoyed a brief popularity in the " 11513"late 19th century. The language is often considered unnecessarily complex " 11514"when compared with alternatives like Esperanto, which had almost completely " 11515"displaced Volapük by the turn of the century. Today only a few dozen Volapük " 11516"speakers remain." 11517msgstr "" 11518 11519#: data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:3 11520msgid "Volga Bulgar" 11521msgstr "" 11522 11523#: data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:4 11524#, fuzzy 11525msgid "?plural:Volga Bulgars" 11526msgstr "?plural:bulgari" 11527 11528#: data/nation/volgabulgar.ruleset:6 11529msgid "" 11530"The Volga Bulgars were Medieval Turkic people inhabiting the middle Volga " 11531"region. They may have been descendants of European Huns who migrated from " 11532"the Ukrainian Steppe to the North. Their descendants are the modern " 11533"Chuvashes and Volga Tatars." 11534msgstr "" 11535 11536#: data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:3 11537#, fuzzy 11538msgid "Volga German" 11539msgstr "german" 11540 11541#: data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:4 11542#, fuzzy 11543msgid "?plural:Volga Germans" 11544msgstr "Germani" 11545 11546#: data/nation/volgagerman.ruleset:6 11547msgid "" 11548"The Volga Germans were ethnic Germans who lived along the River Volga in " 11549"Southern Russia, around the city of Saratov and to the South. They were " 11550"recruited as immigrants in the 18th century. The Russian authorities allowed " 11551"them to cultivate their German language and traditions. From 1918 to 1941 " 11552"there was a Volga German ASSR within the Soviet Union. After the attack of " 11553"the Third Reich in the USSR, the autonomous republic was abolished by a " 11554"decree of Stalin. Volga Germans were sent to other parts of the Soviet " 11555"Union, mainly to Kazakhstan and Siberia." 11556msgstr "" 11557 11558#: data/nation/walloon.ruleset:3 11559#, fuzzy 11560msgid "Walloon" 11561msgstr "Galeră" 11562 11563#: data/nation/walloon.ruleset:4 11564#, fuzzy 11565msgid "?plural:Walloons" 11566msgstr "Spanioli" 11567 11568#: data/nation/walloon.ruleset:6 11569msgid "" 11570"The Walloons are the French speaking inhabitants of Belgium. In the 19th " 11571"century, Wallonia was first region on the European continent to " 11572"industrialize and the second in the world after England. It subsequently " 11573"became a hotbed of socialist and labor union activity." 11574msgstr "" 11575 11576#: data/nation/welsh.ruleset:3 11577msgid "Welsh" 11578msgstr "galez" 11579 11580#: data/nation/welsh.ruleset:4 11581msgid "?plural:Welsh" 11582msgstr "Galezi" 11583 11584#: data/nation/welsh.ruleset:6 11585msgid "" 11586"The Welsh at one time controlled all of what is now England until being " 11587"driven into the mountainous western reaches by invading Saxons." 11588msgstr "" 11589 11590#: data/nation/werewolf.ruleset:4 11591msgid "Werewolf" 11592msgstr "" 11593 11594#: data/nation/werewolf.ruleset:5 11595#, fuzzy 11596msgid "?plural:Werewolves" 11597msgstr "Galezi" 11598 11599#: data/nation/werewolf.ruleset:7 11600msgid "" 11601"A werewolf is a human who under certain circumstances is transformed into a " 11602"wolf-like beast. During the Middle Ages in Europe, werewolves were believed " 11603"to terrorize villages in search of human flesh and were often blamed for " 11604"unexplained or particularly brutal killings." 11605msgstr "" 11606 11607#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:3 11608#, fuzzy 11609msgid "Western Pomeranian" 11610msgstr "Veteran" 11611 11612#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:4 11613#, fuzzy 11614msgid "?plural:Western Pomeranians" 11615msgstr "Romani" 11616 11617#: data/nation/westernpomeranian.ruleset:6 11618msgid "" 11619"Western Pomerania is a geographical and historical region in North West " 11620"Poland and the extreme North East of Germany. Initially an independent " 11621"Slavic state, Western Pomerania was twice conquered by the Polish. Later, " 11622"Western Pomerania succumbed to Germanization and was divided into smaller " 11623"feudal principalities which were gradually conquered by Brandenburg. For " 11624"many years this land was part of Germany but in 1945 it was attached to " 11625"Poland." 11626msgstr "" 11627 11628#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:3 11629#, fuzzy 11630msgid "Western Roman" 11631msgstr "Veteran" 11632 11633#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:4 11634#, fuzzy 11635msgid "?plural:West Romans" 11636msgstr "Romani" 11637 11638#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:6 11639msgid "" 11640"The Roman Empire was first divided by Diocletian in 286 and split for good " 11641"upon Theodosius' death in 395. Unlike its Eastern counterpart, the Byzantine " 11642"empire, the Western Roman Empire was not capable of resisting barbarian " 11643"invasions and economic disintegration. The last Western Roman emperor was " 11644"deposed in 476 CE." 11645msgstr "" 11646 11647#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:32 11648#, fuzzy, c-format 11649msgid "%s Augustus" 11650msgstr "August" 11651 11652#: data/nation/westernroman.ruleset:32 11653#, fuzzy, c-format 11654msgid "%s Augusta" 11655msgstr "August" 11656 11657#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:3 11658#, fuzzy 11659msgid "West Indian" 11660msgstr "indian" 11661 11662#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:4 11663#, fuzzy 11664msgid "?plural:West Indians" 11665msgstr "Indieni" 11666 11667#: data/nation/westindian.ruleset:6 11668msgid "" 11669"The West Indies, known for pirates, rum, cricket and beaches. The British " 11670"West Indies formed the short-lived West Indies Federation in 1958. The " 11671"federation failed to consolidate because of tensions between Trinidad, " 11672"Jamaica and the smaller members. The federation fell apart in 1962. Some " 11673"islands became independent countries, others returned to the status of a " 11674"British dependency." 11675msgstr "" 11676 11677#: data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:3 11678#, fuzzy 11679msgid "Westphalian" 11680msgstr "italian" 11681 11682#: data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:4 11683msgid "?plural:Westphalians" 11684msgstr "Vestici" 11685 11686#: data/nation/westphalian.ruleset:6 11687msgid "" 11688"Westphalia, before becoming a Prussian province, was the western region of " 11689"the Duchy of Saxony. Today it makes up the northern part of the largest " 11690"German federal state, North Rhine-Westphalia." 11691msgstr "" 11692 11693#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:3 11694#, fuzzy 11695msgid "Wuerttembergian" 11696msgstr "sumerian" 11697 11698#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:4 11699#, fuzzy 11700msgid "?plural:Wuerttembergians" 11701msgstr "?plural:sumerieni" 11702 11703#: data/nation/wuerttembergian.ruleset:6 11704msgid "" 11705"Wuerttemberg was a country in Swabia, in southwestern Germany. After World " 11706"War II it was merged with Baden and Hohenzollern to form the land of Baden-" 11707"Wuerttemberg." 11708msgstr "" 11709 11710#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:3 11711msgid "Xhosa" 11712msgstr "" 11713 11714#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:4 11715#, fuzzy 11716msgid "?plural:amaXhosa" 11717msgstr "?plural:arameni" 11718 11719#: data/nation/xhosa.ruleset:6 11720msgid "" 11721"The Xhosa are Bantu people in South Africa, having arrived there from the " 11722"Great Lakes region by the 17th century. During the apartheid era there were " 11723"two Xhosa Bantustans, Transkei and Ciskei. Many of the leading anti-" 11724"apartheid activists, including Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, were Xhosa." 11725msgstr "" 11726 11727#: data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:3 11728msgid "Xiongnu" 11729msgstr "" 11730 11731#: data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:4 11732#, fuzzy 11733msgid "?plural:Xiongnu" 11734msgstr "Finlandezi" 11735 11736#: data/nation/xiongnu.ruleset:6 11737msgid "" 11738"The Xiongnu, also known as Asiatic Huns, were an ancient tribal " 11739"confederation of mixed origin. Their language is unknown; it may have " 11740"belonged to the Altaic or Yeniseian language family. The Xiongnu created a " 11741"strong state in the plains of the eastern part of Central Asia, which was an " 11742"important threat to China. From the second century onwards the northern wing " 11743"of the Xiongnu was known as Xianbei, while another group of the Xiongnu " 11744"emigrated to the west." 11745msgstr "" 11746 11747#: data/nation/yakut.ruleset:3 11748msgid "Yakut" 11749msgstr "" 11750 11751#: data/nation/yakut.ruleset:4 11752#, fuzzy 11753msgid "?plural:Yakuts" 11754msgstr "?plural:Gali" 11755 11756#: data/nation/yakut.ruleset:6 11757msgid "" 11758"Oral tradition indicates that the Yakuts - or Sakha as they call themselves " 11759"- migrated north from the Central Asian steppes to the shores of Lake Baikal " 11760"in the 10th century CE. They intermarried with the native population and " 11761"established a nation along the Lena river, having diplomatic relations with " 11762"at least the Chinese, the Mongols, and the various Turkic peoples of the " 11763"region. By the 1620s, Cossacks had arrived in Yakut territory as agents of " 11764"an expansionist Russia, eventually subduing the Yakut kings and securing " 11765"Russian hegemony over Yakutia. Numbering about a million today, the Yakuts " 11766"make up roughly half of the population of the vast Sakha Republic of " 11767"Russia's Far Eastern district." 11768msgstr "" 11769 11770#: data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:3 11771#, fuzzy 11772msgid "Yemeni" 11773msgstr "Lăncier" 11774 11775#: data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:4 11776#, fuzzy 11777msgid "?plural:Yemenis" 11778msgstr "?plural:armeni" 11779 11780#: data/nation/yemeni.ruleset:6 11781msgid "" 11782"Yemen is the only republic on the Arabian Peninsula. Although it was the " 11783"site of several ancient civilizations, Yemen only exists in its current form " 11784"since North Yemen annexed South Yemen in 1990." 11785msgstr "" 11786 11787#: data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:3 11788msgid "Yucatecan" 11789msgstr "" 11790 11791#: data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:4 11792#, fuzzy 11793msgid "?plural:Yucatecans" 11794msgstr "?plural:arameni" 11795 11796#: data/nation/yucatecan.ruleset:6 11797msgid "" 11798"Yucatán is a peninsula of Mexico, famous for its Maya heritage and its white " 11799"beaches. Its name is often claimed to mean \"we don't understand you\" in " 11800"Yucatec Maya. On two occasions in the 19th century Yucatán declared " 11801"independence from Mexico. Currently it is divided into three states: " 11802"Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo." 11803msgstr "" 11804 11805#: data/nation/yugoslav.ruleset:3 11806msgid "Yugoslav" 11807msgstr "" 11808 11809#: data/nation/yugoslav.ruleset:4 11810#, fuzzy 11811msgid "?plural:Yugoslavs" 11812msgstr "Cileni" 11813 11814#: data/nation/yugoslav.ruleset:6 11815msgid "" 11816"Yugoslavia was a state consisting of the Slavic nations of the western " 11817"Balkans. It was a kingdom until 1941, when it was occupied by the Axis " 11818"powers. After a national liberation war the communists threw out the " 11819"occupants and continued to rule until the 1980s. The 1990s saw the bloody " 11820"breakup of Yugoslavia into independent republics." 11821msgstr "" 11822 11823#: data/nation/zambian.ruleset:3 11824#, fuzzy 11825msgid "Zambian" 11826msgstr "Nigerian" 11827 11828#: data/nation/zambian.ruleset:4 11829#, fuzzy 11830msgid "?plural:Zambians" 11831msgstr "?plural:Nigerieni" 11832 11833#: data/nation/zambian.ruleset:6 11834msgid "" 11835"Zambia was inhabited by Bantu peoples when it was colonized by the British " 11836"in the 19th century. Governed as Northern Rhodesia by the British, Zambia " 11837"gained its independence in 1964." 11838msgstr "" 11839 11840#: data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:3 11841msgid "Zanzibari" 11842msgstr "" 11843 11844#: data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:4 11845#, fuzzy 11846msgid "?plural:Zanzibaris" 11847msgstr "Italieni" 11848 11849#: data/nation/zanzibari.ruleset:6 11850msgid "" 11851"An archipelago off the coast of Eastern Africa, Zanzibar has been an " 11852"international trading center since time immemorial. Zanzibari traders " 11853"controlled much of the spice and slave trade in the western part of the " 11854"Indian Ocean. Periods of relative independence and foreign control by " 11855"Persians, Portuguese, Omanis and British followed each other. Occupied by " 11856"the British in 1893, Zanzibar achieved independence in 1963. Shortly " 11857"thereafter, the last sultan was overthrown and Zanzibar joined with " 11858"Tanganyika to form the United Republic of Tanzania." 11859msgstr "" 11860 11861#: data/nation/zapotec.ruleset:3 11862msgid "Zapotec" 11863msgstr "" 11864 11865#: data/nation/zapotec.ruleset:4 11866#, fuzzy 11867msgid "?plural:Zapotecs" 11868msgstr "Azteci" 11869 11870#: data/nation/zapotec.ruleset:6 11871msgid "" 11872"The Zapotecs or Binnizá live in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. They formed one " 11873"of the oldest and most resilient Mesoamerican civilizations. The most " 11874"notable Zapotec center, Monte Albán, was built on a razed mountain top. " 11875"Benito Juárez, Mexico's first indigenous president, was a Zapotec." 11876msgstr "" 11877 11878#: data/nation/zhuang.ruleset:3 11879msgid "Zhuang" 11880msgstr "" 11881 11882#: data/nation/zhuang.ruleset:4 11883#, fuzzy 11884msgid "?plural:Zhuang" 11885msgstr "Tailandezi" 11886 11887#: data/nation/zhuang.ruleset:6 11888msgid "" 11889"The Zhuang people live in far southwestern China, an ancient border region " 11890"that has long separated Sinitic civilization from the aboriginal peoples of " 11891"Southeast Asia. Known for their unique irrigation and scenic terraced rice " 11892"paddies, they were under pressure from various Chinese dynasties for most of " 11893"the Ancient era. By the 10th century CE the Zhuang were under harsh rule by " 11894"the Chinese Song dynasty. After a rebellion in 1052 led by folk-hero Nong " 11895"Zhigao was crushed, many Zhuang migrated southward forming the basis of the " 11896"Lao, Thai, and Shan nations. After the Han, the Zhuang are the most populous " 11897"ethnic group of the People's Republic of China." 11898msgstr "" 11899 11900#: data/nation/zimbabwean.ruleset:3 11901msgid "Zimbabwean" 11902msgstr "" 11903 11904#: data/nation/zimbabwean.ruleset:4 11905#, fuzzy 11906msgid "?plural:Zimbabweans" 11907msgstr "?plural:tibetani" 11908 11909#: data/nation/zimbabwean.ruleset:6 11910msgid "" 11911"Zimbabwe is a country in Southern Africa, named after the old Zimbabwe " 11912"kingdom. It became a British colony called South Rhodesia in 1898. The white " 11913"minority in South Rhodesia unilaterally declared independence in 1965. Prime " 11914"Minister Ian Smith installed a racist regime which excluded blacks from " 11915"power. A civil war forced Smith to end white minority rule in 1979. Since " 11916"1980 the country has been governed by Robert Mugabe, who has received an " 11917"equally poor reputation internationally as the previous regime." 11918msgstr "" 11919 11920#, fuzzy 11921#~ msgid "Canari" 11922#~ msgstr "canadian" 11923 11924#, fuzzy 11925#~ msgid "Metis" 11926#~ msgstr "Magnetismul" 11927 11928#~ msgid "American" 11929#~ msgstr "american" 11930 11931#, fuzzy 11932#~ msgid "?female:Mother Superior %s" 11933#~ msgstr "Forme de guvernământ" 11934 11935#, fuzzy 11936#~ msgid "?female:Shaykha %s" 11937#~ msgstr "Tovarăşul" 11938