[[Fasciculus:Peruviae Avriferae Regionis Typus - La Florida - Guastecan.jpg|thumb|Peruvia, Florida, et Guasteca in tabula Americae ab [[Abraham Ortelius|Abraha Ortelio]] anno [[1606]] facta]]
[[Fasciculus:Peruviae Avriferae Regionis Typus - La Florida - Guastecan.jpg|thumb|Peruvia, Florida, et Guasteca in tabula Americae ab [[Abraham Ortelius|Abraha Ortelio]] anno [[1606]] facta]]
'''America''' {{victio|America|ae|f}}<ref name="LLH">"''Amerika, n.'': America, ae, f [LEA p.75; KLW p.104,1], terra continens. ''Amerikanisch'': Americanus, a, um [LEA p.75; KLW p.104,1; SYS: Styrax americanus]": Petrus Lucusaltianus, ''[http://www.lateinlexikon.com/lexicon_latinum_hodiernum_parsgeographica.pdf Lexicon Latinum hodiernum]''</ref><ref name="oxfordc">McArthur 1992:33: "16c: from the feminine of ''Americus'', the Latinized first name of the explorer Amerigo Vespucci (1454–1512). The name ''America'' first appeared on a map in 1507 by the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller, referring to the area now called Brazil. Since the 16c, a name of the western hemisphere, often in the plural ''Americas.''"</ref> est [[continens|terra continens]]<ref name="LLH" /> seu supercontinens quae [[America Septentrionalis|Americam Septentrionalem]] et [[America Australis|Americam Australem]] complectitur, [[Media America]] non excepta. Plurimas [[terra]]e partes in [[Hemisphaerium Occidentale|Hemisphaerio Occidentali]] constituunt,<ref name="mwgeodict">"Western Hemisphere," ''Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary,'' ed. 3a (Springfield Massachusettae: Merriam-Webster, 2001), 1294: "The part of the Earth comprising North and South America and surrounding waters; longitudes 20°W and 160°E are often considered its boundaries."</ref><ref>[http://www.state.gov/p/wha/index.htm Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs,] United States Department of State.</ref> et [[Novus Mundus|Novum Mundum]] una continent. Continens finitima est [[Asia]].
{{Res|America}} ({{pns|ae|f|America}})<ref name="LLH">{{LLHL24 geo|Amerika|16}}: "''Amerika, n.'': America, ae, f [LEA p.75; KLW p.104,1], terra continens. ''Amerikanisch'': Americanus, a, um [LEA p.75; KLW p.104,1; SYS: Styrax americanus]".</ref><ref name="oxfordc">McArthur 1992:33: "16c: from the feminine of ''Americus'', the Latinized first name of the explorer Amerigo Vespucci (1454–1512). The name ''America'' first appeared on a map in 1507 by the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller, referring to the area now called Brazil. Since the 16c, a name of the western hemisphere, often in the plural ''Americas.''"</ref> est [[continens|terra continens]]<ref name="LLH" /> seu supercontinens quae [[America Septentrionalis|Americam Septentrionalem]] et [[America Australis|Americam Australem]] complectitur, [[Media America]] non excepta. Plurimas [[terra]]e partes in [[Hemisphaerium Occidentale|Hemisphaerio Occidentali]] constituunt,<ref name="mwgeodict">"Western Hemisphere," ''Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary,'' ed. 3a (Springfield Massachusettae: Merriam-Webster, 2001), 1294: "The part of the Earth comprising North and South America and surrounding waters; longitudes 20°W and 160°E are often considered its boundaries."</ref><ref>[http://www.state.gov/p/wha/index.htm Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs,] United States Department of State.</ref> et [[Novus Mundus|Novum Mundum]] una continent. Continens finitima est [[Asia]].
America, cum suis [[insula|insulis]] consociatis, circa 8 centesimas [[superficies|superficiei]] [[Tellus|telluris]] (42 262 142 [[chiliometrum quadratum|chiliometra<sup>2</sup>]]) et 28.4 centesimas eius [[terrae emersae|terrarum emersarum]] continet. [[Topographia]] notatur per [[Cordillera Americana|Cordilleram Americanum]], longam [[mons|montium]] catenam, quae per omne [[litus]] [[occidens|occidentale]] extenditur. [[Oriens|Orientale]] autem Americae latus, humilius et planius, magnis pelvibus [[flumen|fluviatilibus]] bene describitur, inter quorum [[regio]]nes sunt pelves [[Amazonia]]e, [[Flumen Sancti Laurentii|Fluminis Sancti Laurentii]], [[Lacus Magni|Lacuum Magnorum]], [[Flumen Mississippiense|Fluminis Mississippiensis]], et [[Flumen Platense|Fluminis Platensis]]. Quia omnis America a [[septentrio]]nibus ad [[meridies|australem]] 14 000 fere [[chiliometrum|chiliometra]] extenditur, [[clima]] et [[oecologia]] latissime variant, ab [[arctica]] [[Canada Septentrionalis|Canadae Septentrionalis]], [[Groenlandia]]e, [[Alasca]]eque [[tundra]] ad [[silva pluvialis|silvas pluviales]] [[zona tropica|tropicas]] quae in Media America et America Australi patent.
America, cum suis [[insula|insulis]] consociatis, circa 8 centesimas [[superficies|superficiei]] [[Tellus|telluris]] (42 262 142 [[chiliometrum quadratum|chiliometra<sup>2</sup>]]) et 28.4 centesimas eius [[terrae emersae|terrarum emersarum]] continet. [[Topographia]] notatur per [[Cordillera Americana|Cordilleram Americanum]], longam [[mons|montium]] catenam, quae per omne [[litus]] [[occidens|occidentale]] extenditur. [[Oriens|Orientale]] autem Americae latus, humilius et planius, magnis pelvibus [[flumen|fluviatilibus]] bene describitur, inter quorum [[regio]]nes sunt pelves [[Amazonia]]e, [[Flumen Sancti Laurentii|Fluminis Sancti Laurentii]], [[Lacus Magni|Lacuum Magnorum]], [[Flumen Mississippiense|Fluminis Mississippiensis]], et [[Flumen Platense|Fluminis Platensis]]. Quia omnis America a [[septentrio]]nibus ad [[meridies|australem]] 14 000 fere [[chiliometrum|chiliometra]] extenditur, [[clima]] et [[oecologia]] latissime variant, ab [[arctica]] [[Canada Septentrionalis|Canadae Septentrionalis]], [[Groenlandia]]e, [[Alasca]]eque [[tundra]] ad [[silva pluvialis|silvas pluviales]] [[zona tropica|tropicas]] quae in Media America et America Australi patent.
Redactio novissime (die 20 Aprilis 2024, hora 00:29) facta
↑McArthur 1992:33: "16c: from the feminine of Americus, the Latinized first name of the explorer Amerigo Vespucci (1454–1512). The name America first appeared on a map in 1507 by the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller, referring to the area now called Brazil. Since the 16c, a name of the western hemisphere, often in the plural Americas."
↑"Western Hemisphere," Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary, ed. 3a (Springfield Massachusettae: Merriam-Webster, 2001), 1294: "The part of the Earth comprising North and South America and surrounding waters; longitudes 20°W and 160°E are often considered its boundaries."
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Argentina
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Beliza
Bolivia
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Canada
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Columbia
Cuba
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Guatimalia
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