Why is Crimea called The Crimea?

The term "The Crimea" originates from the Crimean Tatar Word "Qırım," which means "the peninsula." The definite article "the" is used in English to denote the specific geographical region of Crimea, distinguishing it from other locations. Historically, the name reflects its status as a prominent peninsula located on the northern coast of the Black Sea. The usage has persisted in English and some other languages, emphasizing its unique geographical identity.