Dukagjin

dukagjin English Etymology en sq Dukagjin, see there for more. Proper noun en region c/Kosovo en Metohija en Plain of Dukagjin en historical en sandjak elayet/Rumelia c/Ottoman Empire, roughly corresponding to the above Translations Metohija Albanian sq:Rrafshi i Dukagjinit region Q818606 village Q16353229 village Q57831989 sq Etymology A Dukagjini family noble family, originating as an univerbation of the title and name of its progenitor Duke Gjin Tanushi, attested as la ducem Ginium Tanuschum Albanensem (1281).la Acta et diplomata res Albaniae mediae aetatis illustrantia Lajos Thallóczy von Thallóczy, Ludovicus; et al. 1 Vienna 1913 A. Holzhausen 12 July 1281 135a cum Henrico Caballerio prothontino Brundusii fideli nostro ad presense nostris demus licteris in mandatis, ut ducem Ginium Tanuschum Albanensem et quemdam Grecum nomine Mashide The surname is later attested as la Ducaginus, ota دوقکین زاده dukakin zade, it Ducagini. The branch of the family that settled in Capodistria became known as it Docaini, it Ducaini. The entry for the surname itself is at sq Dukagjini. The first attestation of the term used to refer to the plain regardless of the family ruling over it is in the first half of the 16th century with the establishment of the Sanjak of Dukagjin, see it Ducagini, ota دوقه‌كین duka-gin. The name was also previously attested as a kaza in the Sanjak of Scutari. Also relatedly translates Serbo-Croatian sh Metohija, as in sq Kosova dhe Dukagjini Kosovo and Metohija. sq Q16353229 1 is first attested in 1635 by Frang Bardhi, where he calls it a new city, and translates the village as la Ducagina and it Ducagini, see quote. Pronunciation sq /dukaˈɟin/ sq in 3 sq dukagjin Proper noun m Dukagjinë Dukagjini Dukagjinët sq Q818606 sq Dukagjin region c/Kosovo sq Rrafshi i Dukagjinit sq Rrafshi i Dukagjinit the Dukagjin Plain sq obsolete sq region r/Balkans, including the above as well as parts of Northern Albania sq historical countable member of the Dukagjini family sq Q16353229 sq village co/Kukës c/Albania sq w:Frang Bardhi Dictionarium Latino Epiroticum Rome Propaganda Fide 1635 196f. https://books.google.com?id=PJP7gP1p-JAC&pg=PA196 Civitas nova, sivè Ducagina aedificata his nostris temporibus in arduis, asperisq. Albaniae montibus à Turca quodam Epirota nomine Buloli, Ducaginorum Praefecto, vel ut Turcico more dicamus, Zanzacho, Città nuova, ò Ducagini, Gȣtetia eree, oò Ducagin. The new city, that is Ducagina, was built in our times in the steep and rough mountains of Albania by a certain Albanian Turk named Buloli, the official of the Ducagini, or as we say in Turkish, sancak. gjytetja e re or Dukagjin. sq Q57831989 sq village co/Dibër c/Albania sq male sq Dugagjin Declension ë Derived terms sq dukagjin dukagjinas sq Toponyms Rrafshi i Dukagjinit Malësia e Dukagjinit sq Anthroponyms Dukagjini Dukagjinaj Dukagjina Related terms sq dukë Gjin References sq Gelasius:Toponomastik 17 37f. Dukagjini sq Dražić:2019 20b Дукађин Dukagjin sq Topalli:2017 417b dúkë Dukagjin sq Çabej:SEFSH 3 354ab dukë Dukagjin