Where does “Canaã” come from?

Canaã (Portuguese) comes from Old Portuguese Canaam, from Latin Chanaān, from Ancient Greek χαναάν, from Ancient Greek Χνᾶ, from Hebrew כְּנַעַן — Slavic lands.

Ancestry of “Canaã”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Old Portuguese	Canaam	—
2	Latin	Chanaān	Canaan
3	Ancient Greek	χαναάν	—
4	Ancient Greek	Χνᾶ	Abbreviation of Χαναάν
5	Hebrew	כְּנַעַן	Slavic lands

Words derived from “Canaã”

canaanita

Every word from Hebrew כְּנַעַן →Every word from Ancient Greek Χνᾶ →Every word from Ancient Greek χαναάν →