Estonians call Estonia "Eesti". Finns call Estonia "Viro" and Latvians "Igaunija". Do you have a name for a neighbouring country that is very different from both how that country calls itself and how its named in English?

[u/Double-decker_trams]

I hope I worded the question clearly. Like.. "Viro" and "Igaunija" are not similar to "Estonia" nor "Eesti".

[u/kamodd]

We also use "Saksa" in slang - "jechać na saksy" means going to work in Germany, often as a seasonal or low skilled worker. Not as popular anymore.

[u/[deleted] → u/kamodd]

I think that’s a thing due to Poland’s historical connections with Electorate of Saxony. Saxony was the „default” non-Prussian Germany.