Saltstead

Saltstead (/ˈsɒltstɛd, ˈsɔ(ː)lt-/; Saltsteadish: Såutsteid, /ˈsɔːtsted/), officially known as the Saltsteadish Commonwealth, is a federal parliamentary located on the north-eastern end of the island of North Cyanea in Atlantian Oceania.

Etymology
The name Saltstead is a of the  Såutsteid, which itself derives from : såut derives from the Saxon salt and is cognate with the Anglian word “salt”; the element steid derives from stedi, meaning “city” or “place”. The name references the salt mines that were the source of Saltstead’s historic wealth and fame.

Other Germanic languages use calques such as Dutch Zoutstad and German Salzstadt, while Romance languages tend to use names derived from the Latin Salia, such as Gallic Selie. Greek uses the similarly-derived name Aleia (Άλεια), coming from the ancient form Haleia.