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voivode

The origin and history of voivode.

Etymology

Voivode entered English from several Slavic languages, among them Bulgarian, Czech, Polish, Russian and Serbo-Croatian, which each have their own close variant of the word. All of these trace back to the Proto-Slavic root vojevoda, meaning an army leader, duke or warlord.

Origin: Proto-Slavic (via various Slavic languages)

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