Definition: "N.C. Carolina" is a name that originates from the state of North Carolina, which borders Virginia to the west, Tennessee to the east, Georgia to the north, Alabama and Mississippi to the south, and Florida to the southwest. The word "Carolina" is derived from Latin "Carinae," which means "from the sea," referring to the Atlantic Ocean. The term "N.C." refers to North Carolina in American English, while the term "Carolina" is used exclusively for the state of North Carolina and does not include any other states.
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