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The Most Uniquely Popular Word Used & Other Country Mentioned On Every Country’s Wikipedia Page

Last Updated: March 13, 2025 Leave a Comment

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The Most Uniquely Popular Word Used On Every Country's Wikipedia Page

The map above looks at what is the most Uniquely Popular Word used on each country’s Wikipedia page. It comes from Crossword-Solver and a few countries actually have the same word.

  1. atoll: 3
  2. diamond: 3
  3. inland: 2
  4. archipelago: 2
  5. cotton: 2
  6. coup: 2
  7. federal: 2
  8. berber: 2
  9. hurricane: 2
  10. cave: 2
  11. soviet: 2
  12. copper: 2
  13. wine: 2

You can read the full list by country at the bottom. However, before we do here is another map showing which other country is mentioned the most of each country’s Wikipedia page.

The Most Mentioned Other Country Mentioned On Every Country's Wikipedia Page

Here are the county’s with more than 3 mentions on other country’s pages:

  1. France: 17
  2. United States of America: 16
  3. India: 8
  4. China: 6
  5. Russia: 6
  6. South Africa: 6
  7. Italy: 5
  8. Spain: 5
  9. Guinea: 5
  10. Portugal: 4
  11. Germany: 4
  12. Australia: 4
  13. Iran: 4
  14. Ethiopia: 3
  15. Pakistan: 3
  16. Niger: 3
  17. Hungary: 3
  18. England: 3
  19. Israel: 3
  20. Serbia: 3
  21. Egypt: 3
  22. Brazil: 3

Note the make makers split the UK into it’s 4 countries and I wonder what would happen if you included them all as one.

Here’s the full data set:

CountryMost Used WordMost Mentioned Country
AfghanistantalibanPakistan
AlbaniacommunismItaly
AlgeriaberberMorocco
AndorrabishopFrance
AngolatelecommunicationPortugal
Antigua and BarbudabirdUnited States of America
ArgentinaperonistBrazil
ArmeniasovietAzerbaijan
AustraliacontinentUnited States of America
AustriachancellorGermany
AzerbaijansovietIran
BahamaslimestoneUnited States of America
BahrainuprisingUnited States of America
BangladeshlibraryPakistan
BarbadosservantEngland
BelarusgrandLithuania
BelgiumfederalNetherlands
BelizereefGuatemala
BenincottonNiger
BhutandressIndia
BoliviadepartmentChile
Bosnia and HerzegovinaentitySerbia
BotswanadiamondSouth Africa
BrazilproducerPortugal
BruneiimprisonmentPhilippines
BulgariascoreRussia
Burkina FasofoodNiger
BurundikillingRwanda
CambodiasanctuaryVietnam
CameroonadvocateNigeria
CanadapercentUnited States of America
Cape VerdehurricanePortugal
Central African RepublicrebelFrance
ChadmilletFrance
ChilecopperArgentina
ChinadynastyUnited States of America
ColombiarhythmVenezuela
ComorosscriptFrance
Congo (Democratic Republic of the)cobaltRwanda
Congo (Republic of the)referendumFrance
Costa RicacoffeeNicaragua
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)cocoaFrance
CroatiaaccessionHungary
CubaembargoUnited States of America
CyprusartistTurkey
Czech RepublicnaziGermany
DenmarktaxGreenland
DjiboutihornEthiopia
DominicahurricaneFrance
Dominican RepublicassassinationHaiti
EcuadornegotiationPeru
EgyptpharaohIsrael
El SalvadorgangGuatemala
EnglandroyalWales
Equatorial GuineaquicklySpain
EritreaelephantEthiopia
EstoniasongLatvia
EthiopiaemperorEritrea
FijilabourerTonga
FinlandsaunaSweden
FranceoverseasUnited States of America
GabonconferenceGuinea
GeorgiawineRussia
GermanyparkAustria
GhanaclothGuinea
GreeceancientTurkey
GrenadanutmegBarbados
GuatemalaliberalEl Salvador
GuineabauxiteLiberia
Guinea-BissaucoupGuinea
GuyanaevergreenVenezuela
HaitiearthquakeFrance
HondurasinequalityUnited States of America
HungarytranslationAustria
IcelanderuptionDenmark
IndiacookPakistan
IndonesiaarchipelagoGuinea
IranrevolutionIraq
IraqenrollmentIran
Ireland (Northern)protestantIreland (Republic of)
Ireland (Republic of)whiskeyNorthern Ireland
IsraelchessPalestine
ItalyrenaissanceFrance
JamaicatourismUnited States of America
JapanmondayChina
JordanrefugeeIsrael
KazakhstanbillionRussia
KenyarallyChina
KiribatiatollFiji
KosovoarchaeologicalSerbia
KuwaitstatelessIraq
KyrgyzstanfortyRussia
LaosrepatriationThailand
LatviaoperationGermany
LebanonsectarianSyria
LesothodiamondSouth Africa
LiberiainlandUnited States of America
LibyaberberEgypt
LiechtensteinprinceSwitzerland
LithuaniatheatrePoland
LuxembourgfortressFrance
Macedonia (North)renameGreece
MadagascarlemurFrance
MalawitobaccoMozambique
MalaysiafederalSingapore
MaldivesresortIndia
MaligenderFrance
MaltaknightItaly
Marshall IslandsatollUnited States of America
MauritaniacoupSenegal
MauritiusarchipelagoFrance
MexicoindigenousSpain
Micronesia (Federated States of)atollUnited States of America
MoldovawineRomania
MonacocasinoFrance
MongolianomadicChina
MontenegropartisanSerbia
MoroccoenclaveSpain
MozambiqueinlandSouth Africa
MyanmarreleaseIndia
NamibiadiamondSouth Africa
NauruphosphateAustralia
NepalvalleyIndia
NetherlandsinsuranceFrance
New ZealandsoundAustralia
NicaraguamosquitoUnited States of America
NigercommuneMali
NigeriaoilNiger
North KoreapersonalitySouth Korea
NorwayimmigrantSweden
OmanwearIran
PakistannuclearIndia
PalaucrocodilePhilippines
PalestineresolutionIsrael
PanamaseparatistUnited States of America
Papua New GuineacustomaryAustralia
ParaguayjesuitBrazil
PerucivilizationChile
PhilippinestyphoonSpain
PolandspeedwayRussia
PortugalvisigothicBrazil
QatarexpatriateBahrain
RomaniaorthodoxHungary
RussiaspaceUkraine
RwandagenocideBurundi
Saint Kitts and NeviscitizenshipAntigua and Barbuda
Saint LuciadomeUnited States of America
Saint Vincent and the GrenadineseruptGrenada
SamoaconferNew Zealand
San MarinocaptainItaly
Sao Tome and PrincipesugarAngola
Saudi ArabiatribalYemen
ScotlanddevolveEngland
SenegalfruitFrance
SerbiamonasteryKosovo
SeychellesgraniticIndia
Sierra LeonechiefGuinea
SingaporemergerMalaysia
SlovakiacaveHungary
SloveniacaveItaly
SomaliamerchantEthiopia
South AfricaapartheidIndia
South KoreapensionJapan
South SudanjournalistSudan
SpainautonomyPortugal
Sri LankacrisisIndia
SudansecessionEgypt
SurinamenatureNetherlands
Swaziland (Eswatini)managementSouth Africa
SwedenferryDenmark
SwitzerlandneutralityGermany
SyriaempireEgypt
TaiwanunificationChina
TajikistanremittanceAfghanistan
TanzanianutritionKenya
ThailandsurgeryCambodia
The GambiaprovisionalSenegal
Timor LestesacredIndonesia
TogodiscriminationFrance
TongarugbyNew Zealand
Trinidad and TobagoprisonSpain
TunisiahandballAlgeria
TurkeyarchitectGreece
TurkmenistangasIran
UgandabillTanzania
UkrainecossackRussia
United Arab EmirateslashOman
United States of AmericanativeChina
UruguaylegalizeArgentina
UzbekistancottonAfghanistan
VanuatuconfidenceAustralia
Vatican CitybasilicaItaly
VenezuelashortageColombia
VietnamurbanisationChina
WalescoalEngland
YementribeSaudi Arabia
ZambiacopperZimbabwe
ZimbabwenewsSouth Africa

Here’s how they did the analysis:

Text of Wikipedia pages for each country, state and city were taken directly from Wikipedia in English.

Texts were cleaned only to include the main entry, excluding sections such as “See also,” “References,” “Further reading,” etc. Further data cleaning included removing demonyms (e.g., “French” for France), names of major cities, names of countries themselves and all the usual stop words like articles (“a,” “the”), linking words (“and,” “or”), prepositions, etc.

Finally, after compiling all the words appearing in the Wiki entry for a given country, we grouped different forms of the same words together (e.g., large, larger, largest => large) so they could be analyzed as a single item.

The most uniquely popular words for each country, state and city were determined using the TF-IDF (term frequency-inverse document frequency) algorithm, which is a measure that evaluates how relevant a word is to a particular text in a collection of texts. Using this algorithm, we were able to determine which word was most distinctly relevant to each Wikipedia entry. Names of geographic entities (rivers, seas, islands), people’s last names, names of companies, political parties or organizations were excluded when choosing the most distinctly relevant word.

The most mentioned countries and states were taken as the country or state with the highest number of mentions in another country’s or state’s Wikipedia entry.

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