See Fransk Guinea on Wiktionary
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"etymology_text": "From Fransk (“French”) + Guinea (“Guinea”), literally “French Guinea”. The name corresponds to French Guinée française (“French Guinea”).\nParallel formations include Norwegian Nynorsk Fransk Guinea, Swedish Franska Guinea, Danish Fransk Guinea, Finnish Ranskan Guinea and English French Guinea.",
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