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The Latin language name argentum and the names in other languages derived from the Latin has another etymology.

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Argentina is not named after a chemical element. The name "Argentina" is believed to come from the Latin word "argentum," which means silver. Argentina is named for the precious metal silver that was historically abundant in the region.

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Silver..

I just saw it on Millionaire.

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