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![]() Below is collection of information from this forum and other sources, presenting a chronology of Serbian historical events where reference to the inhabitants and areas as Bulgarian and/or Greek is prevalent. The purpose is not to demonstrate that Serbs are the latter two, but that such terms are as insignificant to them as they are to the Macedonians and any others they applied to in the relevant centuries.
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Victor Roudometof, Nationalism,Orthodoxy, and Globalization ![]() TrueMacedonian, Daskalot and others, if you guys have more please add it here. One question I would like answered is how many times was the language of the Serbs referred to as 'Serbian' prior to the 19th century? Puchki was the common term as far as I know, any further information would be useful.
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![]() I think I might have something more to this SoM. Give me some time and I post something soon.
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![]() No problem TM, anything further to the points above will be useful.
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![]() Interesting, something more elaborate would be very useful, perhaps the sources that Fischer-Galati had used.
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![]() I have noticed that the term Sebar, which meant commoner or peasant, has been a rejected theory as to the name of the Serbs themselves. Maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to look more into this name "sebar".
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![]() Serb, Croat and Bulgar are all non-Slavic names that have a likely Iranic origin, and for the latter possibly even Turkic.
Albania and Montenegro are both Latin names yet neither one or the other is Latin. Even the words Greece and Athens have no recognised 'Hellenic' etymology. Yet most of the above are too busy trying to negate Macedonian history, when they can't even explain the official and international names of their states in their own languages. That the 'Serb' name was used as a synonym for a Slavic peasant is beyond doubt, the user Bosnian once cited texts where the Serb and Bulgar names are mentioned as far as Dalmatia. The name for the language however, is somewhat different. I am having a hard time finding anything that refers to a 'Serbian language' prior to the 19th century.
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What, Don't say things like that, it colours everything else you say with the same brush !! |
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![]() "Graecoi" and "Atina" .... can you get your brush out and try some Greek etymology with these words?
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