AttilaAtaman's name and interpretation .

[Komin]

Attila was a name from the Huns,

Ataman was a title from the Czech - Polish -Lithuanian military command
.

Ataman came from the Czech title Hejtman , which meant high commanding
officer .
The Turks copied this Czech military title , when the Turks faced the
Commnanders of the Lithuanian -Polish Commonwealth ,
the Turks chanegd the title Hejtman to Ataman .

Attila means a person who tiltes the field , a farmer .

Attila = a tilte man .

[Komin]

Hejtman = Hetman = Ataman .

Hetman doesn' t respect the King' s order.

a Shogun still shows respect for his King .

[a***@yahoo.com]

Komin> Attila was a name from the Huns,


Komin> Ataman was a title from the Czech - Polish -Lithuanian military
command
.


Komin> Ataman came from the Czech title Hejtman , which meant high
commanding
Komin> officer .

Actually, should be opposite! It sounds like a Turkish word. The
following link supports its being Turkish.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=ataman



Komin> The Turks copied this Czech military title , when the Turks
faced the
Komin> Commnanders of the Lithuanian -Polish Commonwealth ,
Komin> the Turks chanegd the title Hejtman to Ataman .


Komin> Attila means a person who tiltes the field , a farmer .


Komin> Attila = a tilte man .

[Ilgaz Ocal]

Post by a***@yahoo.com
Komin> Attila was a name from the Huns,
Komin> Ataman was a title from the Czech - Polish -Lithuanian military
command
Komin> Ataman came from the Czech title Hejtman , which meant high
commanding
Komin> officer .
Actually, should be opposite! It sounds like a Turkish word. The
following link supports its being Turkish.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=ataman

Give him some time, he will "prove" its a jewish name!

Lets bet? :)

Thanks reading SCT greek trolls, I now understand the entire "sabetay"
issue, a conspiracy will rule all conspiracies.

(while on it)

Ordo ab chao ;)

Ilgaz

Post by a***@yahoo.com
Komin> The Turks copied this Czech military title , when the Turks
faced the
Komin> Commnanders of the Lithuanian -Polish Commonwealth ,
Komin> the Turks chanegd the title Hejtman to Ataman .
Komin> Attila means a person who tiltes the field , a farmer .
Komin> Attila = a tilte man .

[Komin]

aslank 2 ,

I may be wrong ,
Ataman might have had a different orgin, but
I believe that the Euro lingo has the'word " man " at the end of the
word.


Ok, look at this web-site :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ataman

Ataman with Jewish origine ?

Very provocative , interesting !