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Even the origin of the word "Slav" remains controversial. In the Old Slavonic language tha

November 23 2005 at 5:19 PM
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Even the origin of the word "Slav" remains controversial. In the Old Slavonic language that word is "slov&#283;ne".

There are obvious similarities to the word slovo meaning "word, talk". Thus slov&#283;ne would mean "people who speak (the same language)", i.e. people who understand each other, as opposed to the Slavic word for Germans, nemtsi, meaning "speechless people" (from Slavic n&#283;mi - mute, silent, dumb).
Another obvious similarity links "Slavs" to the word slava, that is "glory" or "praise". The word came about from the verb "slyti", "to be known about"; it arises from the corresponding causative verb, "slaviti".

 
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Another theory...

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November 28 2005, 6:03 AM 

...is that it comes from the word 'slave'.

Another is that it came from the name one of the Slavic tribes who invaded the Balkans in the 6th century A.D. -- the Sklavinians or Sklavenes.

 
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Bigla you are full of lajna

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November 28 2005, 12:28 PM 

Bigla you are full of lajna

 
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Is that the best response you can come up with?

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November 29 2005, 6:03 PM 

I really feel sorry for you.

 
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THE TRUTH OF THE MYTH

The ancient Hellenic heritage has been stretched to such extremes, it has become a subject of ridicule around the World. A free society cannot continue under the shadows of ancient glory and myth, the chains of Hellenism have compromised the sense of freedom and reality. The concept of self-criticism is a remote idea from the national Greek psyche.

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Leno! esi pare to kolche ke ego,tha paro tin fortoma na pame stin Tzembra ke na fortosome roshki,istera tha pame stin Giorgoa Glaa gia na fane ligo treva ta Magarina.