Players' names, nicknames meanings

leonel marshall - leo - marshall means Commander

Last edited by fadel on 20:53 15/04/2012.

Patryk Czarnowski is a PC.

proud this is simply called "bear justice" :D

Hah, proud, I was wondering why exactly he's called like that. :P

Also our libero Vladislav Ivanov has the nick ''Лимона''- ''The Lemon'' (They say he gets fussy like a lemon somethimes)

Because of his bear-like hands(palms) :)

Metodi Ananiev ''Мечката''- ''the Bear''', this is his nickname :D

el dinamita Fernando Hernandez

Clay Stanley the Bomber. Cus he bombs serves on people and their faces...

Karol Kłos "Wąski" - narrow/tight

a na Gromadowskiego Apollo :D

Wlazły - Szampon(shampoo) cause he bet with friend that he will drink a shampoo :D

Oh than sorry vtnklmdc I didn't know it's his nickname.

Berny i don't know why but this is one of his nicknames
http://siatkowka....jakub-jarosz,s63268/
others for example : Jarski,Rosso (przecież nawet tak na niego mówili jak Igła kręcił filmiki podczas zgrupowań ;)

@Berny no, vtnklmdc is just mean.

Thanks Berny, Vesely is similar to Polish wesoły = cheerfull :)

Last edited by oioi on 15:35 24/08/2011.

proud, Радо, ако не за друго поне като българин не би направил такава мечешка услуга на Цецо, да го остави на пейката толкова години. Прав/а си. Ще играе и ще му се радваме още много. Особено след като и в националния показа, че е по - добрия вариант дори от Владо. /поне аз така видях нещата в WL/.

Jarosz has nickname pavian? :) why? because of his crazy haircut?

Last edited by Berny on 14:34 24/08/2011.

1.Piotr Nowakowski - "cichy pitt" = "silent pitt" (pitt is an abbreviation of the name Peter like Peter Parker from spiderman :D)
2.Michał Bąkiewicz - "bąku" = "insect" http://www.stryko...k_fotografia_753.php
(trenerze puść bąka :D albo pamiętam jak w piłce nożnej Szpakowski skomentował tak jedną akcję : "Świerczewski puśćił bąka na lewj flance :D)
3.Jakub Jarosz - "pawian" = "baboon" http://pasimitam.pl/foto534/

nicknames of Czech players and their meanings :)
Jakub Veselý= Jakub cheerful
Jiří Popelka = in Czech language popelka is translation of cinderella but maybe his surname is derivation from ash ("popel")
Petr Pláteník = nickname is "Plátno" = means buckram
Radek Mach = Mach means bryophyte :)

Last edited by Berny on 08:20 24/08/2011.

Stokr can play great games and very bad once, reminding me of Visotto

Stokr showed at the end of the season he definitely fits to Rado's team. And he is the best in block from all players in Trento [MB's are different group ;)].

Kurek can go to foreign league after next season, Piechocki said, they have put that point in his contract.

I think Ceco will play more this season,they're not going to sign him for 5 years and say that he's the future of Trento,then leave him on the bench for much longer,at least I hope not :)

Last edited by proud on 09:33 24/08/2011.

I don't know, if Sokolov was first choice he would be wasted for the World League, but he would get more experience. He can fight with Stokr, he has better attitude on court, if Stokr's game is bad in the beginning, he can't climb from the hole, unlike Sokolov

i think that Skra will never let go aKurek, Wlazły and Winiarski.they all have 3-4 years contract and i think that they will play there forever;p

he would be wasted in Trento sitting on bench, just like Sokolov now should go somewhere on loan to not be Stokr's sub.

Kurek is great addition to the Polish team, without him they lose half of the power, too bad Trento didn't get him :)

Hej Słowianie ! xDD

Last edited by Radeon on 16:30 22/08/2011.

When we lost against Poland in final 8 feeling the pain we liked to say : "That guy Kurek will be Putek soon " :D
Just a joke. . :P

Bulgarian language has properties from Bulgar language, and the hard pronunciation is part of that. Another part is the suffixed definite article - "задпоставен определителен член" for example: In english - THE Teacher, in Bulgarian - Учител-ЯТ.This is exclusively Bugarian. Since Bulgarian was the first written Slavic language, it has influenced other Slavic languages, which in turn have influenced Bulgarian (especially Russian in 19-th century). About the further development of the Proto-Slavic verb system:

1) Such system was never written. Proto - Slavic is extrapolation, it is not written language.
2) Only Bulgarian among Slavic languages has such development. No other language lost case declension, no other language developed analytically. Russian in time became even more synthetic

Since this is isolated case, the "natural development" is hypothesis, not theory and do not deserve to be such. As you know, linguistics is not an axiom-based science, therefore it reflects the human understanding about the language, rather the language itself

Last edited by raylight on 12:20 22/08/2011.

"a member of the Slavic linguistic group". this is for me the fact
"and further development of the Proto-Slavic verb system." this is for me second fact
So you are Balkanian, but Bulgarians are also Slavic, but you say: "Bulgarian is hard, not soft language (that's not Slavic)"
No doubt about that.

Last edited by Berny on 11:05 22/08/2011.

The internet is also right about my statements;

http://en.wikiped...i/Bulgarian_language

http://en.wikiped...kan_linguistic_union

Let's not forget that linguistics is not science, based on axioms, and the models and classifications reflect the human understanding about the language, no the language itself

I dont know raylight so sure, that Bulgarian is Slavic or Balkan, but this link has quite right http://en.wikiped...iki/Slavic_languages
About Serbian is still talking like Balkanians natures, but they are still slavic right? So maybe internet is finally true hm? Anybody agree with me or I dont have right? thanks

Bulgarian is hard, not soft language (that's not Slavic) and has different grammar, Balkan, not Slavic, but the words are similar of course

we have this in Slovakia end name = sky = like setter Turiansky or coach and his son Chrtiansky. And one comparision is really stupid, but sometimes people in Slovak says I dont understand, you are talking like Bulgarian or sometimes Hungarian, but this is so stupid, because maybe I dont understand Bulgarian language on paper, but many many words I understand in talking, so some Slavic languages are so similar, but some not. Bulgarian is to Slovak less similar like Polish, but we are still a big family with Russians, Czechs, Croatians, Polishs, Serbian amd Bulgarian. But problems with comunication is still in written form mainly not in talking :-)

yes, ath liek that :)

like Kaziy-ski?

ja rozumiem po polsky bardzo dobre :) 80% understand.

Slovakian is similar to polish, its true

Patryk czarnowski, czarny- black

in polish often surnames are made from 2 word, first some word (+t can be every part of speach ) second part is SKI

Thanks Berny, generally similar stuff to polish. Probably because of connection of languages.

taduch Drobek means a bread-crumb right ? :) very very very little piece of bread or cake or something like that :) cuš kámo, aspon s niekym mozes po slovensky zanôtiť hehe

Emanuel Kohút = Emanuel Cock or chanticleer male from hen :D (or nick name Emo means EMO style)
Branislav Skladaný = Branislav accordion or sandwich :D
Some surname in Slovakia is similar like Gruska but we have Hruška :D equal pear
Lukáš Diviš = nickname is Divoch = means barbarian (sometimes play like barbarian :D)
Michal Masný = means oily, but only not gramatical right, because gramatic right is Mastný, but many Slovakian say masný. You are so oily e.g. (masný = fattily)
Martin Sopko = nickname is Sopel = snot (water from nose), or Sopel Slovakian saying a little children e.g. sopel or sopliak :)
Martin Nemec = Martin German
Martin Repák = repák means alcohol from tournip :D

Last edited by Berny on 12:47 21/08/2011.

Sebastian Świderski "Świder" - auger