What is etymology of you home city/town?

[ZuWo]

The oldest mention of the name Zurich in its Latin form Turicum dates back to the second century AD; the words STA(TIONIS) TURICEN(SIS) are carved in a Roman gravestone, a copy of which can still be viewed in the old town.

The name can be traced back to the Celtic root *dur- 'water' and may be derived from the personal name Turos.

[checkers]

Brisbane was named after Sir Thomas Brisbane, the Governor of New South Wales. He made the order for the first penal settlement to be made in the Moreton Bay area.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Ah, so you're Turkish Greeks.

Is that supposed to be "funny"?

[Hash]

Ottawa seems to come from the Ojibwe word odaawaa, which seems to mean trader(s) but is also the name of a Ojibwe/Algonquin tribe which lives in another part of Ontario, MI and OK. The original name was Bytown, after Colonel John By, a British dude who supervised the building of the Rideau Canal.

Montréal comes from Mont Réal, the Middle French form of 'Mount Royal'.

Saint-Malo (France) is named after Saint Maclou, some random Welsh-born dude who settled where the city is today for a bit of time and is one of the seven founding saints of Breizh.

[Indy Texas]

Houston
>>> Sam Houston (Governor of Tennessee; President of Texas; Governor of Texas; US Senator from Texas)
>>>>>> lit. "[from] Hugh's town" (Middle English)

[politicus]

Copenhagen (København) means the merchants harbour. Købmand is Danish for merchant, havn is harbour.

In simplicity Cheap haven.

No.

[Dr. Cynic]

Named for William Pitt the Elder.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Ah, so you're Turkish Greeks.

Is that supposed to be "funny"?

Greeks from Turkey = Turkish Greeks, surely?