[Answer] Which country's name once meant \"Land of the Rabbits\"?

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Spain - The naming of the country of Spain has taken some weird twists and turns over the years. The country was first named Iberia, from the word for river, back in 6000 BCE. This was then changed by the Greeks in 600 BCE to Hesperia, which means \"land of the setting sun.\" The name was changed again in 300 BCE to Ispania, which meant \"land of the rabbits,\" and we have the Carthaginians to thank for that. The Romans then slightly altered the name to Hispania, before becoming the España name we have today.:

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