# Borduria

## Anglais

### Étymologie

    De bordure avec le suffixe -ia.

### Nom propre

Borduria

* (Univers de Tintin) Pays imaginaire situé dans les Balkans, inventé par Hergé pour l’album Le Sceptre d’Ottokar.
   * Hannah Ellis-Petersen, Decaying east London tower block to house 12-hour Macbeth production sur The Guardian, 19 Juin 2014. « The play will be set in Borduria, the fictional state originally created in Hergé's Tintin that resembles a 1970s eastern European state. »
   * Utkarsh Srivastava, A Tintin Mystery: Why Hergé's comics continue to fascinate, 88 years after their debut sur Firstpost, May 22, 2017. « He made up two fictional countries, Borduria and Syldavia, and the struggles between the two were actually a satire on the expansionist policies of Nazi Germany. »
   * Srinivas Krishnan, The automotive adventures of Tintin sur Mumbai Mirror, 3 Septembre 2022. « Hardly any of the cars in the Tintin comics are exotic, while a few of them — like the stretch black limousine driven in a convoy in Tapiocapolis in the final, complete adventure Tintin and the Picaros and the open-topped roadster used to rescue Professor Calculus from the prison fortress of Bakhine in Borduria — are an imaginary combination of real cars. »
   * Aleksandar Brezar, What is Listenbourg? Why is it going viral on Twitter? Why did the meme become so big in Europe? sur Euronews, 4 Novembre 2022. « Borduria and Syldavia, both fictional Balkan countries appearing in the Adventures of Tintin graphic novel, also merit a mention as places used to highlight the stereotypes about the southeastern parts of the continent. »

## Italien

### Nom propre

Borduria féminin

* (Univers de Tintin) Bordurie, pays imaginaire inventé par Hergé pour l’album Le Sceptre d’Ottokar qui semble être situé dans les Balkans, éternel rival de la Syldavie.
