Analyzing Kosovo's names

**Novi Pazar** · 09-22-2023, 10:41 PM

^ Yes just to add your Haplogroup J is ARABIC LOL

**Novi Pazar** · 09-22-2023, 11:01 PM

[B]You changed that one to 'Dober Voda' , Gypsy Chetnik https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ujmir , or whatever the fuck in that gypsy language of yours

Obilic is also a changed name from 'Kopiliq'

your Y-DNA is not European this J, E and R1b. Shqiptarisht has only borrowed exclusively from Serbian. MIR is Serbian for what enlightened Shqiptar?

**Novi Pazar** · 09-22-2023, 11:07 PM

Obilic is also a changed name from 'Kopiliq'

Stupid Shqiptar you said above IQ is the Shqiptaised Serbian version IC……..has your deluded Shqiptar mind forgotten?

**Darnes** · 10-03-2023, 12:05 AM

Metohija is a name that comes from the Serbian word "metoh," which means "monastic estate" or something like "church land." This region has a deep rooted connection to monastic communities and boasts a rich cultural and religious heritage. Metohija is known for its ancient monasteries, some dating back centuries, and these have been vital hubs of Serbian Orthodox Christianity.

Peć could be derived from Pećina (Cave) or Pećnjica (Oven).

For us, Serbs, Kosovo and Metohija holds immense historical, cultural, and emotional significance. It's not just a region or wastland, it's a deeply rooted part of our identity and heritage. Kosovo represents the heart and soul of Serbian history.

**Far_away** · 10-03-2023, 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by Xz0_

No, there actually lived Albanians in that area, gypsy Chetnik. Just like in South-East Serbia just north of it.

Here is your homeland I2a1b+R1a migrating gypsy chetnik:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Serbia

You don't belong here.

well then you should go back with us because you have 20-25% slavic in you shiptar

whats up with calling someone gypsie? every shiptar i know have dark skin

**Novi Pazar** · 10-10-2023, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by Darnes

Metohija is a name that comes from the Serbian word "metoh," which means "monastic estate" or something like "church land." This region has a deep rooted connection to monastic communities and boasts a rich cultural and religious heritage. Metohija is known for its ancient monasteries, some dating back centuries, and these have been vital hubs of Serbian Orthodox Christianity.

Peć could be derived from Pećina (Cave) or Pećnjica (Oven).

For us, Serbs, Kosovo and Metohija holds immense historical, cultural, and emotional significance. It's not just a region or wastland, it's a deeply rooted part of our identity and heritage. Kosovo represents the heart and soul of Serbian history.

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