I like this more than toponyms ending with -pol, -tsk, -nsk, -rsk, and to a lesser extent -iv. It sounds unique and original, not following a template, and somehow fantasy-books-like as it suggests what people probably did there.
On the other hand, Ukraine has it’s own New York too, just like in OP, and it inspired a lot of memes.
There’s a city in Ukraine named, literally, “The Curved Horn” (Кривий Ріг)
I like this more than toponyms ending with -pol, -tsk, -nsk, -rsk, and to a lesser extent -iv. It sounds unique and original, not following a template, and somehow fantasy-books-like as it suggests what people probably did there.
On the other hand, Ukraine has it’s own New York too, just like in OP, and it inspired a lot of memes.
That’s a pretty cool name
Yeah, towns where i live are literally translated to boytown and lame crap like that
Try “settlement”
Germany has Katzenhirn - cat brain.
Katzenelnbogen, too - cat’s elbow.