>croat
is there a worse demonym? seriously. it sounds like a disgusting insect.
>gross! the garage is full of croats! we need to call an exterminator!
Croat
Brody Perry
Angel Rodriguez
dude wtf I'm a Croat
Oliver Davis
Anglo would pronounce Hrvat "Hurwhat" which is even worse.
Ian Clark
gross! it's a fucking croat!
Hunter Wright
Serb sounds disgusting too which is very fitting for Serbians
Jack Gonzalez
sjut the fuck up seriously
Carson Bailey
Braz*lian
Carson Sanders
"slav" in general like dude lmao your ethnicity is the root word for slave lmao dude
Elijah Robinson
ewww get it out of here i don't want its nasty ass on my food i hate croats
Angel Gray
I am not a insect
Logan Young
not gonna lie, i just had to go on google translate to see how "croat" is pronounced. i thought it was "krote"
Owen Peterson
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William Ramirez
How come in English the name for someone from Croatia is Croat, and the country Croatia. But in their language it's Hrvat and Hrvatska. Like Serbs sound similar, Srbija/Serbia. Even in Montenegro, though it doesn't sound the same there's a reason. Crna Gora means black mountain, Montenegro. So what's the deal?
Leo Evans
That's a misconception.
Isaac Butler
>From Middle English, from Old French sclave, from Medieval Latin sclāvus (“slave”), from Late Latin Sclāvus (“Slav”), because Slavs were often forced into slavery in the Middle Ages
Adam Davis
we call ourselves Hrvati, no germans or anglos or latin speakers could realy pronounce that, so around and or after the 30 years war the word 'croat' became commonly used, meaning - those insane balkan bastardards that eat children and can telleport behind your troops
Nathaniel Peterson
Do some research before writing such a typical burger comment.
David Collins
again,
>late 13c., "person who is the chattel or property of another," from Old French esclave (13c.), from Medieval Latin Sclavus "slave" (source also of Italian schiavo, French esclave, Spanish esclavo), originally "Slav" (see Slav); so used in this secondary sense because of the many Slavs sold into slavery by conquering peoples.
hmm...
Matthew Edwards
Why do we call Saqartvelo "Georgia"?
Why do we call Hayastan "Armenia"?
Dylan Nelson
Croat sounds like something carrot or rabbit related for me. I'm not sure if this association comes from Russian or English language for me. I guess both, even the work horvat gives me associations with the word morkovka.
But it's definetely not an insect
Kayden Wright
Horvat/Hurvat/Horoat are the archaic names of Croats. It's not too different from Croati, which is how the Romanics called us as it was simpler for them to pronounce. Words ending with -ska are basically adjectives, so "Hrvatska" just means "land of Croats". The country is named after the people, not the people after the country.
Dominic Turner
>croat
>kraut
just your anti german sentiment
Kevin Young
because they're RATS - croRATS!
your garage is full of rats!
David Long
haha dobar mim trip name haha smiješni zhabatz
Isaiah Powell
zašto ne koristiš trip đetić
obećal si
Christian Hughes
jebo bi te nebi ni trepno
Luis Sanchez
its because our soldiers wore neck ties, and french for tie is crabat, so they called us crabats, and that devolved into croats, true facts
Ian Wood
We call then Dalmatians not Croats
Samuel Nelson
quora.com
Montecrnčuga,kvalitetni janjičar također
Zachary Cruz
>quora.com
nice sauce, dude
Juan Gomez
thats just potato
Benjamin Collins
do you even realise that it was word "slavE" which came from Slavic ethnonime, and not the orherwise? you can read the same in your link actually:
itself a borrowing and Byzantine Greek σkλάβος sklábos "slave," which was in turn apparently derived from a misunderstanding of the Slavic autonym (denoting a speaker of their own languages).
Gavin Ortiz
ti to trolaš frende ili kaj?
Wyatt Thomas
daj nemoj nas pravit budalama vise
William Johnson
Vjerojatno onaj lik iz Tataristana il možda prost rogonja.
Camden Sullivan
net, ne trollju, tvoja ssylka nikak ne oprovergla skazannoje etim amerikancem.
English term for "slave" may indeed be derived from our ethnonym, there are many languages in the world where such ethimologies are the case.
Jaxson Powell
vjerojatno neki čurka
ili generalni slavenomrzac, dosta ih posta pod ruskim zastavama ovdje
Kayden Bell
I can't take "Turk" seriously because it makes me think of the bird
Lucas Powell
Next to all of the fucking reasons to have disdain for Turkey this amerimutt does it because of his poor understanding of the etymology of words and shit.
end yourself.
Connor Murphy
dude nigger mountain lmao
Michael Cruz
ovo dbi lolara bre
Eli Sanders
en.wikipedia.org
this is why i appreciate montenegro
Jace Morgan
Pokazao sam članak koji potvrđuje da riječ Slav je postojala prije sclavus. To je jedini što sam htio potvrditi.