I couldn't find a proper answer for this one, but i found at leats something that can help, from wikipedia.
The Black Sea got its name from the Ottoman Turks. 'Kara (Black)' denotes 'North' in Medieval Turkish, as in Kara Denizi- Kara Sea north of Siberian Yakut Turks, similar to Black Sea. In Turkish 'Red' denotes south as in Kizil Deniz, Red Sea to the south of Anatolia, while 'Ak'-White denotes west. The old name for the Aegean and the Mediterranean combined in Anatolian Turkish is "Akdeniz" -the White Sea-; although in contemporary Turkish, Akdeniz denotes only the Mediterranean Sea as now the northern part of the Mediterranean is called the Aegean Sea following its Western name. During the Ottoman times this was not the case as the Aegean was called the Sea of Islands -Adalar Denizi referring to the 12 islands laying between Greece and Anatolia.
The Black Sea is one of four seas named in English after common color terms - the others being the Red Sea, the White Sea and the Yellow Sea.
A bit hard to understand but better than nothing
By: 12yearold
In general black means anything too salty.So the Black sea is said to have the most salt content in it and therefore it got it's name from an ancient proverb.The salt present in the sea is so huge that if a body is thrown in it, it starts floating.
Yalta is the best known resort on the Black Sea. It is Krym (Crimea).
"Pontus Euxeinos" is the name from the period of the Greek colonization; the ethymology is not known.
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The Danube River empties into the Black Sea.
The expression Black Sea has a not known and sure explanation today; possible are:- The Black Sea has frequently strong storms; in the antiquity and Middle Age, up to 20th century the navigation was frequently dangerous; and bad was associated with black.- During winter and under clouds the sea surface appear as black.- In the Middle age Turks associated kara (black) with the North.- The Scythic origin of the name seems not credible.etc.
The expression Black Sea has a not known and sure explanation today; possible are:- The Black Sea has frequently strong storms; in the antiquity and Middle Age, up to 20th century the navigation was frequently dangerous; and bad was associated with black.- During winter and under clouds the sea surface appear as black.- In the Middle age Turks associated kara (black) with the North.- The Scythic origin of the name seems not credible.etc.
The Black Sea is next to Romania.
The Black Sea borders Turkey in the North.
I live in Varna, a town on the coast of the Black Sea and this town is known as the sea capital of Bulgaria.
The black sea, these countries are in the eastern european border.
The Mediterranean Sea The Black Sea The Aegean Sea The Sea of Marmara
There is only one body of water that borders Romania,it is the Black Sea.