What do other countries call Scotland?

Scotland, in native Scottish Gaelic, Alba [ˈal̪ˠapə] and in Scots, Scotland [ˈskɔt̪.lənd ]), traditionally Scotia [ˈskɒʃ.ə] or Caledonia [kæl.ɪˈdoʊ.ni.ə] (the latter term is still sometimes used poetically), is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It is the most northerly country of the United Kingdom, occupying about a third of its island of Great Britain.

Scotland is sometimes colloquially referred to by the names Caledonia and Scotia. Caledon was the name of a Roman province and Roman Britannia during the first and second centuries AD, and in modern Latin Scotland is still officially called Caledonia.

Some other names for Scotland include:

- In Irish Gaelic, it is called Albain [ˈal̪ˠabainʲ].

- In Welsh, it is called Yr Alban [ər ˈalban].

- In Breton, it is called Alban or Alba [ˈalbə].

- In Cornish, it is called Alban or Alba [ˈalbɑː].

- In Manx, it is called Nalbin or Nerin [ˈnalbin].

- In French, it is called Écosse [e.kɔs], which is derived from the Latin name Scotia, which in turn comes from the Irish word for Gael.

- In German, it is called Schottland [ˈʃɔtlant], which is derived from the Old English name Scotlond, which in turn comes from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Spanish, it is called Escocia [esˈko.sja], which is derived from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Italian, it is called Scozia [ˈskot.tsja], which is derived from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Portuguese, it is called Escócia [ˈeʃ.kɔ.sja], which is derived from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Dutch, it is called Schotland [ˈsxɔtlɑnt], which is derived from the Old English name Scotlond, which in turn comes from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Swedish, it is called Skottland [ˈskɔtland], which is derived from the Old English name Scotlond, which in turn comes from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Danish, it is called Skotland [ˈskɔtlanˀ], which is derived from the Old English name Scotlond, which in turn comes from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Norwegian, it is called Skottland [ˈskɔtland], which is derived from the Old English name Scotlond, which in turn comes from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Finnish, it is called Skotlanti [ˈskɔt.lɑn.ti], which is derived from the Swedish name Skottland.

- In Estonian, it is called Šotimaa [ˈʃo.ti.mɑː], which is derived from the Finnish name Skotlanti, which in turn comes from the Swedish name Skottland.

- In Latvian, it is called Skotija [ˈskɔ.tʃi.ja], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Lithuanian, it is called Škotija [ˈʃkɔ.tʃɪ.ja], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Polish, it is called Szkocja [ˈʃkɔ.tʃa], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Czech, it is called Skotsko [ˈskot.skɔ], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Slovak, it is called Škótsko [ˈʃkoːt.skɔ], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Hungarian, it is called Skócia [ˈʃkoː.tsi.ɒ], which is derived from the German name Schottland.

- In Romanian, it is called Scoția [ˈsko.tsi.a], which is derived from the Latin name Scotia.

- In Bulgarian, it is called Шотландия [ˈʃɔt.lɐn.di.ja], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Serbian, it is called Шкотска [ˈʃkɔtska], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Croatian, it is called Škotska [ˈʃkɔt.ska], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Bosnian, it is called Škotska [ˈʃkɔt.ska], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Macedonian, it is called Шкотска [ˈʃkɔt.ska], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Slovenian, it is called Škotska [ˈʃkɔt.ska], which is derived from the Russian name Шотландия.

- In Albanian, it is called Skocia [ˈskɔ.tʃi.a], which is derived from the Italian name Scozia.

- In Greek, it is called Σκωτία [skoˈtia], which is derived from the Italian name Scozia.

- In Turkish, it is called İskoçya [isˈkot͡ʃ.ja], which is derived from the Arabic name إسكوتلندا.

- In Arabic, it is called اسكتلندا [ʔɪs.kutˤˈlæn.dæ], which is derived from the Greek name Σκωτία.

- In Persian, it is called اسکاتلند [es.kát.lænd], which is derived from the Arabic name اسكتلندا.

- In Urdu, it is called سکاٹ لینڈ [sakat leiɳ], which is derived from the Arabic name اسكتلندا.

- In Hindi, it is called स्कॉटलैंड [skɔːʈ.ləɳd], which is derived from the Urdu name سکاٹ لینڈ.

- In Bengali, it is called স্কটল্যান্ড [skɔʈ.lɑnɖ], which is derived from the Hindi name स्कॉटलैंड.

- In Punjabi, it is called ਸਕਾਟਲੈਂਡ [skɑːʈ.lɑiɳɖ], which is derived from the Hindi name स्कॉटलैंड.

- In Nepali, it is called स्कटल्यान्ड [skʌʈ.ljænɖ], which is derived from the Hindi name स्कॉटलैंड.

- In Marati, it is called स्कॉटलंड [skɔʈ.ləɳɖ], which is derived from the Hindi name स्कॉटलैंड.

- In Tamil, it is called ஸ்காட்லாந்து [skaːt.laːn.d̪u], which is derived from the English name Scotland.

- In Telugu, it is called స్కాట్లాండ్ [skaːʈ.laːnɖ], which is derived from the English name Scotland.

- In Kannada, it is called ಸ್ಕಾಟ್ಲೆಂಡ್ [skaːʈ.leɳɖ], which is derived from the English name Scotland.

- In Malayalam, it is called സ്കോട്ട്ലൻഡ് [skɔːt.lɑnɖ], which is derived from the English name Scotland.