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'''Етимологија'''
In his book “Srpsko-engleski rečnik etimoloških parova” Boris Hlebec PhD says:
When explaining the origin of the noun župan and its suffix –an, historian and amateur etymologist Radovan Damjanović (in his book “Srpsko-srpski rečnik“ http://www.srpskosrpski.org/) points out to its similarity with Serbian word *bojan ‘warrior, duke’. This noun is attested in names such as Bojan, for which etymologist Max Vasmer also believes comes from the Slavic noun boj, also found in nouns with Turkish suffix –džija, as in bojandžija ‘warrior’. We can also add to this list such forms that have the same root meaning but different suffixes: bojanik, bojac, bojanija (regional) and bojnik (outdated). Namely, if Slavic and Germanic warriors had been predominantly younger men, what ce(contracted; show full)[[te:boy]]
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