History of the name Europe, why was it named that way?

How did the name Europe come about? We are told a story about Zeus who kidnapped a Phoenician princess in the form of a bull, and her name, apparently, was Europe. It's all funny, but nothing more.

Look at the map of Phoenicia (Florence, 1482). There is a city of Evropo on it. As far as we all understand, Phoenicia existed long before Europe. And the city of Evropo is Europe. That is, the Jews took the name of the city of Evropo and transferred it to the entire western part of the Eurasian continent. In fact, they did the same with the city of Odessa. Pay attention to the city of Edessa on this same map. Do you understand that this is a coincidence of 5 words out of 6? Edessa > Odessa. The name was simply copied.

What does the word Europe mean?

"Europe" literally means "land of the Jews". "Evropo" is a city of Jews or a Jewish city, from the word "Ybr > evr > Jews", the letters "o - Ayin" and the distorted "pas - earth". "Pa" in French means "step, earth, length". And this word "pas" came to France from the Jews, through the word "Persia" (in addition to the word "persi" - chest).

Why did Europe appear on maps?

We all understand that the name Europe appeared in the process of Christianization. The fact is that the Jews have always been at the head of Christianity (the Vatican - Phoenician-Italian Jews, Constantinople - Phoenician-Greek Jews). They influenced the introduction of names, languages ​​and their Jewish culture into the environment of white people.

At first, Europe appeared on maps in the form of the divided names "Evro pars", and after the 17th century they simply wrote "Europe". That is, the name underwent a transformation and acquired the letter "e" at the end of the name, and the "v" was replaced by "u".