Classify Karolina Zawodnik

[Satem]

Polish jiu jitsu fighter

https://i.imgur.com/zoYlVqG.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/OPpK7aH.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/kpiD2hD.jpg

[Laag]

North Pontid?

[Satem]

North Pontid?

Her eyes suggest she has some admixture, isn't it?

[Mans not hot]

Turanoid

[Laag]

Her eyes suggest she has some admixture, isn't it?

Maybe this?
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/dd348/meon7/ladoga_01_4.jpg

[Moje ime]

Interesting surname.

[Laag]

Maybe this?
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/dd348/meon7/ladoga_01_4.jpg

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?283972-What-is-Ladogan-Which-ethnics-or-regions-nationalities-does-it-exist-the-most&p=6087327&viewfull=1#post6087327

[Mikula]

Interesting surname.

IMHO it was originated from "ZA WODA" = behind the water, i.e person who lived at opposite bank of the stream.
There are also simillar Czech lastnames like ZÁVODNÝ (with the same meaning) or ZÁPOTOCKÝ - person living behind the creek.
But in modern Czech languge the term ZÁVODNÍK means RACER .
Does her lastname means RACER also in Serbian and Polish languages?

[Kivan]

Dinaro-CM

[Dick]

IMHO it was originated from "ZA WODA" = behind the water, i.e person who lived at opposite bank of the stream.
There are also simillar Czech lastnames like ZÁVODNÝ (with the same meaning) or ZÁPOTOCKÝ - person living behind the creek.
But in modern Czech languge the term ZÁVODNÍK means RACER .
Does her lastname means RACER also in Serbian and Polish languages?

it means seducer :laugh2:

[Satem]

Does her lastname means RACER also in Serbian and Polish languages?

In Polish 'zawodnik' means rather participant than racer

[Moje ime]

IMHO it was originated from "ZA WODA" = behind the water, i.e person who lived at opposite bank of the stream.
There are also simillar Czech lastnames like ZÁVODNÝ (with the same meaning) or ZÁPOTOCKÝ - person living behind the creek.
But in modern Czech languge the term ZÁVODNÍK means RACER .
Does her lastname means RACER also in Serbian and Polish languages?

In Serbian it means seducer. :)

"za voda" is understandable but also "vodnik" could be related with verb "voditi" which means to lead.

[Lousianaboy]

Proto nordid-Neo Danubian

[Ford]

it means seducer :laugh2:

https://i.imgur.com/kpiD2hD.jpg

[Mikula]

In Serbian it means seducer. :)

"za voda" is understandable but also "vodnik" could be related with verb "voditi" which means to lead.

Seducer is SVŮDNÍK in Czech.

Vodník (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vodyanoy#Vodn%C3%ADk)is a creature of Czech mythology - he has green skin, lives at lakes at fishponds, where he drowned people to take their souls what he kep in the cups :)

[Mikula]

In Polish 'zawodnik' means rather participant than racer

Interesting. Nevertheless a RACER is better name for sportsmen, than PARTICIPANT or SEDUCER :)

[Satem]

In Serbian it means seducer. :)



By the way seducer in Polish is 'uwodziciel'

[Moje ime]

Seducer is SVŮDNÍK in Czech.



I think in Croatian "svodnik" is pimp. :D

[Veneda]

IMHO it was originated from "ZA WODA" = behind the water, i.e person who lived at opposite bank of the stream.
There are also simillar Czech lastnames like ZÁVODNÝ (with the same meaning) or ZÁPOTOCKÝ - person living behind the creek.
But in modern Czech languge the term ZÁVODNÍK means RACER .
Does her lastname means RACER also in Serbian and Polish languages?

'Zawodnik' in Polish means player or contestant

[Roy]

it means seducer :laugh2:

In Polish it means a contestant too - it's the main meaning. It's funny that the same word means something completely different in Serbian. But we have our verb ''zwodzić '' which means "to deceive'' - can be also in a seducive way.

[Dick]

In Polish it means a contestant too - it's the main meaning. It's funny that the same word means something completely different in Serbian. But we have our verb ''zwodzić '' which means "to deceive'' - can be also in a seducive way.


Playah
A Ghetto Meaning reffering To Black People Who use women for fun and sexual intentions(Dumped the next day)

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=playah