关于“锅炉”、“voda”和“voievod”这三个概念在罗马尼亚的起源

Administrarea Publica Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.52327/1813-8489.2022.4(116).02

Andrei Groza

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在这些资料中，基于对古代文字资料的分析，一方面试图反驳人们一致接受的观点，即boyar、king和voivode这些词/概念源自斯拉夫语，另一方面，试图证明它们有罗马尼亚的根源。

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About the Romanian origin of the word/concepts boier, voda and voievod

In the material, based on the analysis of ancient written sources, an attempt is made, on the one hand, to combat the unanimously accepted opinion that the words/ notions boyar, king and voivode are of Slavonic origin, on the other hand - to prove that they have Romanian roots.

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