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 toursistic_places_without_etymology 
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All objects which have an etymology known






  - This layer is shown at zoomlevel **18** and higher




#### Themes using this layer 





  - [etymology](https://mapcomplete.org/etymology)


This is a special layer - data is not sourced from OpenStreetMap



 Supported attributes 
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Warning: 

this quick overview is incomplete



attribute | type | values which are supported by this layer
----------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------
[<img src='https://mapcomplete.org/assets/svg/statistics.svg' height='18px'>](https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/id#values) [id](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:id) | Multiple choice | 
[<img src='https://mapcomplete.org/assets/svg/statistics.svg' height='18px'>](https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/name:etymology:wikidata#values) [name:etymology:wikidata](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name:etymology:wikidata) | [wikidata](../SpecialInputElements.md#wikidata) | 
[<img src='https://mapcomplete.org/assets/svg/statistics.svg' height='18px'>](https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/name:etymology#values) [name:etymology](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name:etymology) | [string](../SpecialInputElements.md#string) | [unknown](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:name:etymology%3Dunknown)




### just_created 



This element shows a 'thank you' that the contributor has recently created this element

This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





  - *You just created this element! Thanks for sharing this info with the world and helping people worldwide.*  corresponds with  `id~.+`


This tagrendering is only visible in the popup if the following condition is met: `_backend~.+&_last_edit:passed_time<300&|_version_number=1`



### etymology-images-from-wikipedia 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





### wikipedia-etymology 



The question is  *What is the Wikidata-item that this object is named after?*

This rendering asks information about the property  [name:etymology:wikidata](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name:etymology:wikidata) 

This is rendered with  `<h3>Wikipedia article of the name giver</h3>{wikipedia(name:etymology:wikidata):max-height:20rem}`





### zoeken op inventaris onroerend erfgoed 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only



This tagrendering is only visible in the popup if the following condition is met: `_country=be`



### simple etymology 



The question is  *What is this object named after?*

This rendering asks information about the property  [name:etymology](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name:etymology) 

This is rendered with  `Named after {name:etymology}`





  - *The origin of this name is unknown in all literature*  corresponds with  `name:etymology=unknown`




### questions 



Show the questions block at this location

This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





### street-name-sign-image 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





### minimap 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





### etymology_multi_apply 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only





### wikipedia 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only



This tagrendering is only visible in the popup if the following condition is met: `wikidata~.+`



### last_edit 



Gives some metainfo about the last edit and who did edit it - rendering only

This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only



This tagrendering is only visible in the popup if the following condition is met: `_last_edit:contributor~.+&_last_edit:changeset~.+`



### all-tags 



This tagrendering has no question and is thus read-only

 

This document is autogenerated from [assets/themes/etymology/etymology.json](https://github.com/pietervdvn/MapComplete/blob/develop/assets/themes/etymology/etymology.json)