-
Slavicization occurred in the
following order; *B********> *B****enus> *B****inus> *
Bosina> Bosьna> Bosna.
According to the
English medievalist William Miller in the...
- in 10th century, and its
namesake the
river Bosna's
ancient name
Bosona (
Bosina, Basina, Basante).
Naron is one of the
names given to the
Neretva river...
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Archived from the
original on 2021-02-24.
Retrieved 2020-04-24. Jenke, Tobias;
Bosina, Joachim; Micko, Jakob; Pitschmann, Mario; Sedmik, René; Abele, Hartmut...
- tower.
Bosinas tried to make
Stathakos surrender, and when the
latter feigned surrender,
Bosinas came
towards the tower. However, once
Bosinas was within...
-
would mean "running water" as well.
Other theories involve the rare
Latin Bosina ("boundary") or
possible Slavic origins. Herzegovina: "Duchy" or "Dukedom"...
- tower.
Bosinas tried to
negotiate with Stathakos. Stathakos,
feigning surrender, told
Bosinas to come and take his family's guns. As
Bosinas came to...
- Milanese,
other orthographic systems exist,
including Ticinese, Comasca,
Bosina, Nuaresat, and Lecchese.[citation needed]
Western Lombard literature emerged...
- Arabia, 25
September 1990–16
March 1991 Deplo**** at
Aviano AB Italy,
Support Bosina. 12
April 1993-18 July 1994 Of****t Air
Force Base, Nebraska, 19 July 1994...
-
Mosque in Tuzla,
Bosina and Herzegovina...
- order; *B********> *B****enus> *B****inus> *
Bosina> Bosьna> Bosna.
Other theories involve the rare
Latin term
Bosina,
meaning boundary, and
possible Slavic...
