Nauru - Wikipedia Name and etymology Nauru's name in the Nauruan language is Naoero The etymology is uncertain [28] German ethnologist Paul Hambruch speculates that Nauru was a contraction of a Nauruan phrase a-nuau-a-a-ororo, supposedly meaning "I go to the beach" [29]
Pacific Island of Nauru changes its name to Naoero | AP News Nauru has changed its name to the Republic of Naoero, aligning with its national language The new name is spoken as Now-ero instead of its common international pronunciation of Now-roo
The Government of the Republic of Naoero His Excellency David W R Adeang was re-elected President of the Republic of Naoero on 14 October 2025 for a second consecutive term The president of Naoero is the Head of Government and Head of State and is elected by 18 members of parliament, excluding the Speaker who is the 19th MP
Naoero: The world’s third-smallest country is changing its name The Pacific Island country of Nauru, now officially Republic of Naoero, has gone through a tough history and is one of the world's most at risk from rising seas due to climate change, but it is
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