Eureka, Utah
The city was named from the Greek word "eureka", meaning "I have found it!" The city and its history was explored on the show "Ghost Adventures" in 2018.
Horilka
The word comes from the same root as the verb "hority", ‘to burn’, similarly to Belarusian "harelka", south Russian "gorelka", Czech "kořalka", and Slovak "goralka", "goržolka". It is considered to have come about following the Polish example "gorzałka", possibly as an abbreviation of a compound word like "horile vyno" (‘burning wine’; compare the older word "horěloe vyno", горѣлое вино, attested in 1511) or "horila(ya) voda" (‘burning water’; compare early Czech "pálená voda" → "pálenka" or Hungarian/Transylvanian "palinka"). It may be an adaptation of the early Old High German "der brannte Wein" → "Branntwein". Also compare English "brandy", short for "brandywine", from Dutch "brandewijn", ‘burning wine’.