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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Message Subject
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Alexander the Great : Greek or SouthSlav
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Anonymous Coward |
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...1...It has meaning, but you have to use your educational sills to source it: [ link to www.etymonline.com] 2...This is gibberish, right! In your Serbo-Bulgarian language, Mother translates to Majka which is closly related to the Bulgarian Maika, and home equates to Doma in your language very close to the Bulgarian Dom. Macedonia in your Serbo-Bulgarian language has no meaning! Majkadoma does not translate to Macedonia...does it Goran! Have you No shame! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26268471 1...Whatever Gondre. 2...Listen, the word Majka mother comes from the word Maka 3...which means troubles and sorrow, 4...the feelings a mother has for her home and the people in it. 1...Ok! 2...No it doesn't. You just made that up, just now! 3...No it doesn't. Trouble(s) translates to problem(s) and sorrow translates to taga, in your Serbo-Bulgarian language. 4...Mothers usually hyave feelings for their offspring before anything else. Have you No shame Goran ? The Macedonian name is Greek, it belongs in the Greek domain and Macedonian-Identity belongs to Greek heritage...some things cannot be altered or changed. Some things are unchangable! Ancient Macedonian language is closest to Hebrew. How come Ancient Geeks don't know this?
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