- Gleđević,
Ragusan merchant Obrad Gleđević (1427-1435),
katunar Radosav Gleđević (1434),
katunar Marin Gleđević Gleđ "Dubrovački
pesnik Antun Gleđević"...
-
sometime replaced the name Maleševci, but the
latter prevailed. In 1422 as
katunars were
recorded Klapac Stanković and
Radosav Milićević,
later Dubravac Milićević...
- head was
katunar -
tribal chief. With Slavicization,
former katuns began to be
called plemena (meaning both
tribe and clan),
while the
katunar became Slavic...
- t-historia-e-shqiptareve-te-zares/ Willer-Gold, Jana; Gnjatović, Tena;
Katunar, Daniela; Matasović,
Ranko (2016). "Multilingualism and
structural borrowing...
- one of the
terms used to
refer to the
leader of a
Vlach katun,
alongside katunar and
other titles. In the 14th
century and
especially after the beginning...
- the
katun chieftain, the
leader who
would bear a
specific title called katunar. His son or one of his
close relatives (fraternity)
would take his place...
-
names also
appear among them, as was the case with one of
their leaders,
katunar Šimrak. The name of the Nikšići,
appears to have
developed from the diminutive...
-
situated on the
territory of
Jezera and Piva. At the end of 14th
century katunar (head of the tribe) was
Jurek Junaković,
later Herak Draženović of Radovan...
- were
composed of
about 20 to 50 houses); at the head of
which there was a
katunar or
primikur ("headman"). In addition,
these Vlachs often served the advancing...
- surname,
instead using patronymics, for
example katunar Dragić Dobrilović from
Boban katun or
katunars Klapac Stanković and
Radosav Milićević from Maleševac...
