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Modern day Albanians call their country Shqipëri, which means "land of eagles." Albania comes from the Greek, either from an ancient word "alb" meaning hill, or from the prefix "albho-" meaning white. It may have begun with the 2nd century term "Albanoi," the name of an Illyrian tribe in north-central Albania. History.
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