Classify young Greek actress

[Sakis]

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/109-savanna_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/103-fiscardo_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/112-sunny_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/104-flamingo_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

[SardiniaAtlantis]

Borreby gorid

[Hithaeglir]

Borreby with some Alpine.

[Mark]

gracile alpine.

[oh-nahhh]

East-Alpine.

[Faklon]

Gorid

What's her name?

[Arbërori]

Alpinid-Borreby.

Could pass as Albanian aswell. Really beautiful girl!

[Sakis]

Gorid

What's her name?

Lila Baklesi,she is from Patra.

[Faklon]

Τι είναι αυτά ρε φίλε? (http://www.inewsgr.com/185/eklepse-tin-parastasi-i-patrini-lila-baklesi-stin-premiera-tou-tamam-ston-ant1.htm)

Γιατί δεν κάνουν μία σειρά χωρίς πολιτική ορθότητα για το 21 ή τον εμφύλιο?

[Queen B]

Very pretty Girl.
Big eyes, full lips and curly hair :cool:

[Incal]

Damn!

[Sikeliot]

Gorid.

[Sakis]

Bump

[Sikeliot]

She looks like Lorde, kind of.

[Sakis]

Bump

[Trun]

What's her name?

Slavka Ivanova HellLanderska.

[Sakis]

Bump

[Sakis]

Any thoughts on where she can pass?

[Sakis]

Bump

[Sakis]

bump

[alnortedelsur]

Gorid + Alpine

Very pretty girl.

[alnortedelsur]

Any thoughts on where she can pass?

I think she can pass in Greece and in other Balkan countries, Italy, central Europe, Iberia, France, Belgium and British Islands. She has a kind of Pan-southern/central/western European look.

I don't think she would fit in northern Germany, Netherlands, Scandinavia, or in Eastern Europe (In Slavic-proper countries, outside of Greece and other Balkan countries).

[Sakis]

Bump

[Casandrinos]

Lila Baklesi,she is from Patra.

Sounds Albanian

[jatt]

she is actress.. I see girl who look exactly like her selling coffee at tim hortons.

[Sideritis]

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/109-savanna_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/103-fiscardo_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/112-sunny_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

http://www.fashionlover.gr/userfiles/image/Designers/Dolcini/SS14/104-flamingo_Efi_Dolcini.jpg

She seems Albanian to me. And her name too.

[Sakis]

Sounds Albanian

Her surname is mostly found in non arvanite influenced regions.

[Sakis]

She seems Albanian to me. And her name too.

Is there such an albanian surname?

[Casandrinos]

Her surname is mostly found in non arvanite influenced regions.

http://apps.vrisko.gr/apo-pou-krataei-i-skoufia-sou/%ce%bc%cf%80%ce%b1%ce%ba%ce%bb%ce%b5%cf%83%ce%b7

Mostly found in a village called Eupalion

If you Google t you will find out the original name was Soules

Doesn't sound very Greek tbh

[Sideritis]

I suppose her surname is modified to sound more Greek. We have Bakllaci, or Ballaci, or Bakalli, that I know personally.

[Casandrinos]

I suppose her surname is modified to sound more Greek. We have Bakllaci, or Ballaci, or Bakalli.

It's not modified

I just made an assumption about it cause it seems to be derived from another language

No need to project us what you read about forceful assimilation and other crap from nationalistic forums

[Sideritis]

It's not modified

I just made an assumption about it cause it seems to be derived from another language

No need to project us what you read about forceful assimilation and other crap from nationalistic forums

What? I don't understand why you sound so nervousness. I saw your post after I wrote mine. And please I don't read anything about forceful assimilation, that is a fact. Being a southern myself I have a lot of family and acquaintance that migrated in Greece, and all of them, and I mean ALL were " forced" to change their name to Greeks and religion to Orthodox. Which is fine, because they needed work. I am sorry but this is common knowledge now. Please let's not continue that, because this is not the original topic for. Thank you!

[Sakis]

http://apps.vrisko.gr/apo-pou-krataei-i-skoufia-sou/%ce%bc%cf%80%ce%b1%ce%ba%ce%bb%ce%b5%cf%83%ce%b7

Mostly found in a village called Eupalion

If you Google t you will find out the original name was Soules

Doesn't sound very Greek tbh

Was there an arvanite settlement?

[Sakis]

What? I don't understand why you sound so nervousness. I saw your post after I wrote mine. And please I don't read anything about forceful assimilation, that is a fact. Being a southern myself I have a lot of family and acquaintance that migrated in Greece, and all of them, and I mean ALL were " forced" to change their name and religion. I am sorry but this is common knowledge now. This is not the topic now.

Lol,get out and take your propaganda with you,nobody is forced to change name and religion,nobody gives a fuck about these things,there are muslims with islamic names in thrace.

[Casandrinos]

What? I don't understand why you sound so nervousness. I saw your post after I wrote mine. And please I don't read anything about forceful assimilation, that is a fact. Being a southern myself I have a lot of family and acquaintance that migrated in Greece, and all of them, and I mean ALL were " forced" to change their name to Greeks and religion to Orthodox. Which is fine, because they needed work. I am sorry but this is common knowledge now. Please let's not continue that, because this is not the original topic for. Thank you!


It's a fact only if you browse nationalistic forums full of thick head Dinaroids

You are talking about modern migration here

And no, none force them to change religion and adopt Greek names

If they felt as underdogs for being Muslim is not our fault.

Re-christianizing Europe is a good thing after all

Come here to baptize you

[Queen B]

Her traits are very Greek . Large eyes, full lips and curly hair.

Her surname is very rare, but it could easily derive from a nickname and later adopted in surname. We have 4 like this in my mother's side.
(because there are villages with many people with the same surname, so they had a nickname and later adopted as surname)

[Hithaeglir]

Her traits are very Greek . Large eyes, full lips and curly hair.

Her surname is very rare, but it could easily derive from a nickname and later adopted in surname. We have 4 like this in my mother's side.
(because there are villages with many people with the same surname, so they had a nickname and later adopted as surname)

Tο επώνυμο της όντως δεν σημαίνει κάτι στα ελληνικά.Μπορεί να είναι όντως αρβανίτικης προέλευσης.Αν και μετά από ένα γρήγορο googlάρισμα δεν βρήκα τίποτα :P

[Queen B]

Tο επώνυμο της όντως δεν σημαίνει κάτι στα ελληνικά.Μπορεί να είναι όντως αρβανίτικης προέλευσης.Αν και μετά από ένα γρήγορο googlάρισμα δεν βρήκα τίποτα :P
Αν ήταν, θα πεταγόταν όλα τα αλβανάκια που έχουν μαζευτεί εδώ και θα αρχίζαν τις μαλακίες του, αλλα κανένα δεν πετάχτηκε.
Μπορεί να είναι και απο καμια πολη του εξωτερικού, και να δηλώνει καταγωγή, δεν ξέρω ή απλώς παρατσούκλι, τι να σου πω.

[Hithaeglir]

Αν ήταν, θα πεταγόταν όλα τα αλβανάκια που έχουν μαζευτεί εδώ και θα αρχίζαν τις μαλακίες του, αλλα κανένα δεν πετάχτηκε.
Μπορεί να είναι και απο καμια πολη του εξωτερικού, και να δηλώνει καταγωγή, δεν ξέρω ή απλώς παρατσούκλι, τι να σου πω.

Poios kserei?

[Azalea]

Her surname is mostly found in non arvanite influenced regions.

Wow I was just gonna write that I know an Albanian girl who looks exactly like her.

[Azalea]

Now that I think about it, there are a lot of Albanian girls here who look similar to her, but one of them could be her twin.

[Faklon]

http://apps.vrisko.gr/apo-pou-krataei-i-skoufia-sou/%ce%bc%cf%80%ce%b1%ce%ba%ce%bb%ce%b5%cf%83%ce%b7

Mostly found in a village called Eupalion

If you Google t you will find out the original name was Soules

Doesn't sound very Greek tbh

Surname doesn't appear there in 11888 and seems far more trustful than this site concerning my known names.

http://www.11888.gr/list-names?_wpType=name&_wpName=%CE%BC%CF%80%CE%B1%CE%BA%CE%BB%CE%B5%CF%83 %CE%B7&_pc=NzEuMjI1NzZARGFzT1RFLjcuMjY0LjBAZGFzZnNxdWVyeT Eub3RlLmdy&_sd=1317435585&page=1

In Lithoksou's site seems to exist with minimum frequencies around the area but not in Eupalion.

Can't find any mention of a Baklesis Arvanite.

http://www.lithoksou.net/p/perioxi-lidoriki-fokidas-m-ps
http://www.lithoksou.net/p/perioxi-naypaktos-aitoloakarnanias-xoria-m-ps



I suppose her surname is modified to sound more Greek. We have Bakllaci, or Ballaci, or Bakalli, that I know personally.

You have your Araboturkish and Italian influences.

Undeniable.

[Sideritis]

Surname doesn't appear there in 11888 and seems far more trustful than this site concerning my known names.

http://www.11888.gr/list-names?_wpType=name&_wpName=%CE%BC%CF%80%CE%B1%CE%BA%CE%BB%CE%B5%CF%83 %CE%B7&_pc=NzEuMjI1NzZARGFzT1RFLjcuMjY0LjBAZGFzZnNxdWVyeT Eub3RlLmdy&_sd=1317435585&page=1

In Lithoksou's site seems to exist with minimum frequencies around the area but not in Eupalion.

Can't find any mention of a Baklesis Arvanite.

http://www.lithoksou.net/p/perioxi-lidoriki-fokidas-m-ps
http://www.lithoksou.net/p/perioxi-naypaktos-aitoloakarnanias-xoria-m-ps




You have your Araboturkish and Italian influences.

Undeniable.

Yeah exactly as the Araboturkish influence in some Greek surnames as; Karoglou, Kalantzis, Kaimakoglou, Karamanlis, Saris and Karpouzis. Undeniable.

[Faklon]

Yeah exactly as the Araboturkish influence in some Greek surnames as; Karoglou, Kalantzis, Kaimakoglou, Karamanlis, Saris and Karpouzis. Undeniable.

I don't dig up Albenian names to play smart on the internet but I'm sure I will find a fair share on the most conservative Christian Albanians with some Turkish-related root.


Bakalli is a loanword from Turkish(bakkal) and ultimately Arabic in origin.

It indicates occupation,nuff said.

[Sideritis]

I don't dig up Albenian names to play smart on the internet but I'm sure I will find a fair share on the most conservative Christian Albanians with some Turkish-related root.


Bakalli is a loanword from Turkish(bakkal) and ultimately Arabic in origin.

It indicates occupation,nuff said.

Sure.Pointing out that there is a fair share Araboturkish influence in most places. Nothing to play smart with, a Greek friend which family is originally from the north east Turkey told me about the surnames. His surname ends with oglou too. He is the sweets guy ever. And I know Karamanlis. Also Kara means Black in Turkish, Arabic language and Oglu from Turkish mean Son. I am explaining to you just to be fair, otherwise there is no need.

[Voskos]

Sure.Pointing out that there is a fair share Araboturkish influence in most places. Nothing to play smart with, a Greek friend which family is originally from the north east Turkey told me about the surnames. His surname ends with oglou too. He is the sweets guy ever. And I know Karamanlis. Also Kara means Black in Turkish, Arabic language and Oglu from Turkish mean Son. I am explaining to you just to be fair, otherwise there is no need.

An Albanian or a Greek with a Turkish name aren't necessarily of Turkish descent. Most African Americans have Anglo names, does it mean they're white?

[Sideritis]

An Albanian or a Greek with a Turkish name aren't necessarily of Turkish descent. Most African Americans have Anglo names, does it mean they're white?

I never said that.

[Voskos]

I never said that.

Sorry then,I misunderstood. I thought that when you said "Turkish influence" you meant ancestry.

[Sikeliot]

Sure.Pointing out that there is a fair share Araboturkish influence in most places.


There is no Arabic nor Turkish DNA in Greece.

[Sideritis]

Sorry then,I misunderstood. I thought that when you said "Turkish influence" you meant ancestry.

Oh no problem. It happens. But I followed your own words when you said "You have your Araboturkish and Italian influences." Nothing more.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

East-Alpine.

Agree.