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=== Suffix Roots === | === Suffix Roots === | ||
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bor<br> chval<br> dan<br> dar<br> mil<br> mír<br> mysl<br> pluk<br> rad<br> slav<br> tch<br> voj<br> van<br> vit<br> | |||
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fight, warrior<br> | |||
bor<br> praise | |||
given<br> | |||
gift<br> | |||
love<br> | |||
peace<br> | |||
think<br> | |||
defense of people<br> | |||
joy<br> | |||
glory<br> | |||
haste<br> | |||
warrior<br> | |||
individual<br> | |||
life<br> | |||
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Thus Vladimir means "rule of peace" and Dalibor means "continue fighting." Of course, not all suffixes are found with all prefixes. | Thus Vladimir means "rule of peace" and Dalibor means "continue fighting." Of course, not all suffixes are found with all prefixes. | ||
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''Male''<br> Jaroslav<br> Bohumil<br> Vladimír<br> František<br> | ''Male''<br> Jaroslav<br> Bohumil<br> Vladimír<br> František<br> | ||
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''Female''<br> | ''Female''<br> | ||
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