Tell me about it <| sep |> Definitely Cerro Torre that ' s Torre Egger to its right . I ' d recognize it anywhere . <| sep |> Okay it works now for me . User error here . Sorry <| sep |> ia is just Latin for land of the . Like Pennsylvania , land of Penn ' s forest . Or Romania , land of the Romani . Or Italia still today . You see this is most Latin languages too or a derivative Spain in Spanish is Espaa , in Latin Hispania and Italian Spagna . The ium is the same , just masculine . Though I have no idea why Latin considers some geographic locations masculine like Latium . BurgBerg means castle though I think berg is actually mountain in German , it gets bastardized to berg sometimes . Burg has since come to mean more like castle town , or just towncity at this point Hamburg . It is like adding stan to something , or ville , it is just an Anglicized word in another language for town or city or castle or country .