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|es=Geodoro|es-meaning=A mix of the suffix "geo" meaning "earth/ground/land" and the Spanish word for "golden" ("dorado", [masculine]). Could have also been mixed with the Spanish word for "gold" ("oro"). | |es=Geodoro|es-meaning=A mix of the suffix "geo" meaning "earth/ground/land" and the Spanish word for "golden" ("dorado", [masculine]). Could have also been mixed with the Spanish word for "gold" ("oro"). | ||
|fr=Bougredor|fr-meaning=A spin on the French name for Goldilocks ("Boucles d'or"). | |fr=Bougredor|fr-meaning=A spin on the French name for Goldilocks ("Boucles d'or"). "Bougre" is an old-fashioned term that refers to a guy or a bloke. It is also used as a mild swear, but its use is similarly very old-fashioned. | ||
|de=Goldbrökchen|de-meaning=A spin on the German name for Goldilocks ("Goldlöckchen"). | |de=Goldbrökchen|de-meaning=A spin on the German name for Goldilocks ("Goldlöckchen"). | ||
|it=Roccioli d'oro|it-meaning=A spin on the Italian name for Goldilocks ("Riccioli d'oro"). | |it=Roccioli d'oro|it-meaning=A spin on the Italian name for Goldilocks ("Riccioli d'oro"). | ||