The Parliament building in Athens is full of original Macedonian names!

[Daskalot]

Underlined in red:

PETSOVO and BANITSA

Here is the truth directly from Athens. These are the original names of the villages found in Macedonia before they were forcefully Hellenized, Banitsa is now known with its modern Greek name Vevi.
The walls in front of the Parliament building are full of the original names of Macedonian towns and villages, I encourage any brave Greek who lives in Athens to go down there and take some pictures, if you get any good shots please forward the pictures to me and I will publish them here and at my Blog.
You will be surprised of how many original Macedonian ancestral names there are.

Lets get those cameras ready!

[Risto the Great]

What on Earth motivated them to put Banitsa there, then change the village's name, then pretty much destroy the village. Turska rabota.

[Daskalot]

What on Earth motivated them to put Banitsa there, then change the village's name, then pretty much destroy the village. Turska rabota.

Confusion in absurdum, but I thank them from the bottom of my heart for all the little gems they have left behind, this and the Macedonian-Greek dictionary by Tsioulkas and many more...... those little things will be their downfall because we will find them and present them to the world so they will know how utterly fake the Greek nation is.

Look what I have found thus far, is it much? fairly, but remember I have just begun, this is the tip of the iceberg. Just wait and see what we will have discovered in another two years time......

All this accumulates, time is on our side.

[Svoliani]

Isnt Banitsa a traditional Bulgarian pastry??
I believe you call it Zelnik? or maybe Maznik ??

Unless there is another meaning for this word.
Please tell us , im eager to find out.

[Risto the Great]

Hmmm, if it is a slavic name, chances are the Macedonians gave it to the Bulgarians about 1300 years ago. Any other questions?

[Daskalot]

Hello Mr Russo-Vlachoi-Pontiko gajduri, ti kanis vre psuedoellina?

[Svoliani]

Hmmm, if it is a slavic name, chances are the Macedonians gave it to the Bulgarians about 1300 years ago. Any other questions?

Yes i have many questions. You didnt answer my first question.

Whats a Banitsa ? We got guys like Philosophies trying to break down Greek words , breaking down Slavic words should be no problem.

My second question is whats a Pets? in Petsovo?

That will be all for now, spolaiti.

[Risto the Great]

Yes i have many questions. You didnt answer my first question.

Whats a Banitsa ? We got guys like Philosophies trying to break down Greek words , breaking down Slavic words should be no problem.

My second question is whats a Pets? in Petsovo?

No, you asked if it is a Bulgarian name for a pastry.
I told you that (if it was slavic) it would have been given to them by the Macedonians. It has been documented as such.

Ditto for Petsovo.

In fact, I have it on authority that Petsovo comes from a man that was hung like a Donkey who explained he had 5 limbs. PET SO VO

Any other "penetrating" questions? So, which part of Russia were your people from anyway?

[Svoliani]

No, you asked if it is a Bulgarian name for a pastry.
I told you that (if it was slavic) it would have been given to them by the Macedonians. It has been documented as such.

Ditto for Petsovo.

In fact, I have it on authority that Petsovo comes from a man that was hung like a Donkey who explained he had 5 limbs. PET SO VO


Any other "penetrating" questions? So, which part of Russia were your people from anyway?

No , i said that BANITSA IS a traditional Bulgarian pastry that you call Zelnik . I asked if it could have a possible other meaning. You have no idea , so we will wait for someone else to help out.

OVO means 'belonging to' or place or village in Slavic . So now find out what Pets means.
Pyet does mean Five . Five village?

[slovenec zrinski]

Svoliani! Did I miss your explanation of the ALL-SLAVIC/MACEDONIAN praish-pravish..u were going to inform us all were we got that word from.
Sorry if I have missed it.... but I am curious as a slovenian to learn from a greeks were that word is from

[slovenec zrinski]

Pyet is russian(i guess)...we (slo) say pet, and I suppose its the same in the macedonian language....

[slovenec zrinski]

And besides...banica is the bulgarian name of a COMMON dish that is served all over the balkans incl slovenia...it is called burek and gibanica and retash in Slovenia

[makedonin]

Banitsa is short from Gibanitsa and is no way only Bulgarian meal.

It is same appropriation of Mediteranean meals. Here in Germany, Musaka is known as Greek national meal, which is in no way the truth. but what can you do.


Petsovo comes from Petso and is dear nick name for people with the name Petko.

[Bratot]

Petsovo means the village of Peco. Peco is short nickname coming from Petar.

Where are you from?
- From the village of Petso. (Petsovo)

Probably the biggest familly in the village.

[Bratot]

And btw between Petsovo and Banitsa I see NEVROKOP Νευροκόπι



Nevrokop my dear, is the former name for todays city od Gotse Delchev in Pirin Macedonia, which has been renamed in 1951.