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Xur-Bel-Gon

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Dušan, to tell you the truth, I find it very hard to believe that there is more than one person on this planet advocating Xur-Bel-Gon, and that it's just a coincidence that IP addresses that were adding non-existing words (svetlokaz, ljudoubistvo, jajinjak..lots of that crap got propagated to FL wiktionaries via genereate-articles-by-bot-using-en.wikt-translation-table method - very bad!) and removing valid Ottoman Turkish etymologies substituting them by fake Slavic ones resolve to the same geogpraphical area in Australia as do IP addresses of your contemporary postings in sci.lang group, but that's just me.

Anyhow, if you indeed claim that someone has been impersonating you, thus inflicting damage upon your name and person, I can offer you my deepest aplologies for wrong correlation to you in that RFD topic, and promise you to remove your name anywhere it comes up if you wish to remove it from the selected articles (via delete-and-restore-selected-versions method).

Regarding Xur-Bel-Gon and disputable etymologies substituted by "alternative explanations": it abides by the policy as all the other fringecruft not generally accepted in scientific community: not allowed ^_^. If you're interested in serious contributions of Serbian entries (either standard, or dialectal, or historical - everything is allowed!), you might get started by that discussion reminder page in my userspace you discovered, or anywhere else you like to. Cheers --Ivan Štambuk 00:08, 4 August 2008 (UTC)Reply



Defamation of my name

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Please,stop slandering my name! I have never in my life contributed anything to Wiktionary! Otherwise, I will be forced to take legal steps to protect my name.

Dušan Vukotić

Mr. Stambuk, for the last time I am warning you to remove all these "stuff" allegedly posted by me. I have never contributed anything to the Wiktionary pages!

Dušan Vukotić User: Vukotic

P.S. Of course, I do not consider a few of my earlier protests against the misuse of my name/work to be recognized as any sort of "contributions".

User: Vukotic

Vukotiću idi begaj bre...nisam toliko glup jbt. Slobodno me "tuži"; sudeći po brzini/korupciji hrv. pravosuđa prvo ročište će biti zakazno u listopadu 2045. ^_^ Evo maknit ću tvoje ime s one bogovetne stranice ako te toliko dira, mada svi mi znamo da su šanse da postoji još jedan zagovornik Xur-Bel-Gon Human-speech-formula religije koji s tobom dijeli IP range u suštini infinitezimalne.. --Ivan Štambuk 11:29, 11 December 2008 (UTC)Reply

Ja ne znam šta se to s vama dešava gospodine. Ne razumem se u IP adrese ali znam da živim u Zrenjaninu, u Srbiji, i da je moj provajder SBB Srbija. U veoma retkim slučajevima koristim komjuter na poslu (ZR-local.net). Ukoliko posećujete Sci.lang, tada ste mogli primetiti da se ja ne bavim budalaštinama tipa "svetlokaza" i slično, jer samo blesav čovek može napisati da su slične reči deo srpskog vokabulara. Dakle, nije mi do toga da neko to tamo čita i misli da sam tako nešto mogao da napišem. Očigledno je da se neko vama predstavio mojim imenom, ili ste vi to odnekud, valjda upoređujući IP adrese (očigledno pogrešno, jer ja sa Australijom nemam nikakve veze), zaključili da bi to morao biti autor "zloglasne" Xur-Bel-Gon teorije. Od avgusta nisam posećivao ove stranice, jer nisam zainteresovan za Wiktionary, ali sam pre neki dan, opet sasvim slučajno naleteo na vašu talk stranicu i to me je, moram da priznam, prilično iznerviralo. Nije mi namera da stvaram lošu klimu, ali nadam se da me razumete, jer ni vama ne bi bilo svejedno da neko zloupotrebljava vaše ime. Zato vas još molim da uklonite i one DV odrednice, koje se nalaze naspram onih blesavih (izmišljenih) reči.


Pozdrav, Dušan Vukotić User: Vukotic

Evo maknuto Vuky i dotične DV odrednice koje previdjeh, usrdno se nadajući da više neće biti opetovanih impersonatora vašega cijenjenoga imena i prezimena i pripadajućih mu teorija u glavnome imenenskome prostoru wikcionara, a u svrhu invalidiranja vrijedećih etimologija. Pozdrav iz Zagreba :D --Ivan Štambuk 18:08, 11 December 2008 (UTC)Reply


Hvala lepo Ivane!
Pozdrav,
Dušan Vukotic



Serbian words

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Preuzeto sa http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Ivan_%C5%A0tambuk/Discuss
Ivan Štambuk


1. sol - literary Serbian is with final 'l' omitted, therefore it should be so ? - the same for stol which should be just sto (correct)
2. džehenem - is it used as a general-purpose word for hell in Serbian, or just as an Islamic concept ? (Islamic religious term, mainly not known by non-Islamic speakers in Serbia)
3. stroj - the usual Serbian word is mašina ? In Serbian stroj is used in sense of 'alignment', 'formation' (cf. ustrojen formed, arranged) and very rarely in sense of 'machine'; and never as Croatian strojarnica (mašinsko odeljenje 'engine room')
4. amidžinca - can this word be verified, esp. in Serbian? very few google hits, esp. for Serbian Cyrillic variant (Probably used by Serbian Muslim population)
5. aždaha - should it be marked as (rare), or used only in literature? aždaha (rare), usually aždaja
6. božica - is it an allowed variant of boginja in literary Serbian? yes
7. boli - the usual BS plural is bolovi ? correct
8. doktorica - it should be doktorka in literary Serbian? no, both are correct (either as doktor's wife or as profession)
9. domoljublje - mostly Croatian word, very rare in Serbian
10. hajvan - rare? can it be verified? rare
11. halhala - rare? can it be verified? maybe 'alaliti' (from Turkish halal 'permit', allow')
12. hidžret - rare? can it be verified? no such word in Serbian (probably from Arabic hijra 'migration'; Mohammed's journey from Mecca to Medina)
13. horoz - rare? can it be verifed? not horoz but oroz (cock)
14. hurma - rare? cant it be verified? maybe 'kaurma' (a kind of dish, stew); also 'hurmašice' (a kind of cake - from Muslim kitchen)
15. jednoboštvo - mostly Croatian word, very rare in Serbian; no, this is a usual Serbian word for monotheism (cf. mnogoboštvo 'polytheism')
16. kritsko-mikenska kultura - SoP, should be deleted
17. križaljka - mostly Croatian google hits, what is the usual Serbian word? ukrštenica
18. kukac - pure Croatism, the usual Serbian word is insekt
19. maslinik - pure Croatism
20. maslinjak - I'd like to see this verified
21. maslinovina - fantasy word, needs verification
22. mater - i think that this should be lemmatized at mati; Serbian mater, majka, mati
23. mladac - mostly Croatian, I'd like to see this verified; what is the meaning of ,mladac'?
24. naivčina - much rarer than in Croatian, should it be marked as (rare) ? No, it is a normal Serbian word
25. pridodavanje - needs verification; correct, also verb pridodati (adjoin, attribute, append, attach, annex)
26. pridodatak - needs verification, very few google hits
27. pišaća - Persian source is highly unlikely; probably a deverbative of pišati (probably influenced by mokriti -> mokraća
28. prisega - mostly Croatian, appears to be very rare on .yu, giving hits of Croatian citations
29. prisuće - 0 hits for Bosniak/Serbian, all b.g.c hits give Croatian literature, needs verification; what 'prisuće' means? I've never heard that word, not even in Croatian.
30. računaljka - needs verification and usage label; correct (counting frame)
31. siledžija - -džija suffix has been morphologized, listing Turkish source is misleading
32. skladba - Croatism, appears to be very rare in Serbian
33. sokak - not really used nowadays in modern Serbian; no, it is used in Serbia, especially in Vojvodina
34. svetlokaz - fantasy word; no such word
35. sustav - usual Serbian word is sistem which has 2 orders of magnitude more hits ? this is a Croatian word, not used in Serbian
36. suprug - rare in Serbian? formal-only? it is a part of normal Serbian vocabulary
37. suncobran - very rare on .yu. Croatism? there is no other word for parasol (suncobran) in Serbian
38. tekbir - can this be verified? (again, Muslim religious term)
39. ujna - how often is this used? a normal Serbian word for aunt
40. uš - is literary Serbian form vaš ? both words are correct
41. večer - is form with final -r allowed in literary Serbian? Yes
42. vlak - Croatism, the usual word is voz
43. začetek - how did this Kaykavian-Slovene (they use -ek instead of -ak) lexeme ended up in Serbian ^_^ probably should be začetak; correct
44. zloradost can this be verified? Smells like heavy Croatism to me; no, Serbian zluradost (spitefulness, malevolence, malignancy), the same as in Croatian
45. zmijak needs verification; never heard
46. čador - needs verification and usage marker; yes, čador (rare), šator (tent)
47. šerbe - can this be verified? (from Turkish şerbet, Lat. sorbeo
48. štrk - can this be verified; what is 'štrk'
49. šnjura - Croatian Germanism, not really Serbian, no hits on .yu domain; maybe šnira/šnjira 'shoelace'(Nem. schnüren, Schnur)
50. životopis - this Croatism needs usage marker, as I think that the usual word is autobiografija; životopis is a correct Serbian word
51. čehno 0 hits on .yu, needs verification; never heard!
52. luftirati - this regionalism
53. needs verification; a Germanism, well known in Serbian
54. patosati - 0 hits on .yu, needs verification; patositi
55. podpoditi 0 google hits, probably invented word since it's been a long time since Serbian was written in morphophonological orthography ^_^; correct
56. školati - illegal, I think that only imperfective form školovati is allowed
57. udata - derived formed of udat, should be "unlemmatized"
58. uski - derived form, lemma is uzak, uzan
59. stari - derived form, proper lemma star
60. novi - derived form, proper lemma nov
61. obaveza - how can colloquial Croatian misspelling of obveza be colloquial Bosniak/Seribian misspelling (which is in fact a standard spelling in Serbian AFAIN)
62. znanost - mostly Croatian word, usual Serbian is nauka
63. kliker - this Germanism is mostly used in northern Croatia. Can Serbian/Bosniak sense be verified?
64. grah - this Croatism is rarely used in Serbian, it should be emphasized that the usual word is pasulj
65. kanta - HER say from German Kanne < Latin canna < Ancient Greek κάννα (kanna) < Akkadian 𒄀 (qanû) < Sumerian 𒄀𒈾 (GI.NA).
66. sapun - HER say it was directly from Latin sapo, not mediated via Turkish

--Vukotic 11:09, 13 December 2008 (UTC)Reply

Serbo-Croatian

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[1] - Dušane!!! :)) You were the last person I expected that would vote for support! :) Hereby I'd like to apologize for some of my initial ill-treatment, as I mistakenly presumed you were here to promote fringe theories in etymologies (and that obnoxious IP address from Australia which has been visiting us for a few years adding lots of non-existing words to translation tables!).

Feel free to add a few words in your mother tongue formatted as ==Serbo-Croatian== :)

Cheers! --Ivan Štambuk 07:31, 23 July 2009 (UTC)Reply

Ivane, slučajno sam na ovo naišao. Pravo da ti kažem, ne znam ni kako ovo sve funkcioniše, jer ovde ima stranica na srpskom, hrvatskom, bosanskoma, možda i na crnogorskom (od nas nema većih poliglota!). Drago mi je da si pokrenuo ono što je odavno trebalo da bude pokrenuto na ovim prostorima; tj. da se vrati ime jezika onako kako je to bilo do ovog poslednjeg nesrećnog rata. Da ti iskreno priznam, i ja sam ne malo iznenađen, pošto sam mislio da bi Hrvati bili poslednji kojima bi tako nešto moglo pasti na pamet. Zapravo, kad malo bolje razmislim, rekao bih da je i Srbima i Hrvatima (i svima drugima kojima je SH maternji) potrebno da sačuvaju jezik kojim govore i da ne dopuste da se on kvari kako kome padne napamet ili da se politički zloupotrebljava. Kako sada stvari stoje, ne bi me začudilo da za koju desetinu godina dobijemo još nekoliko "novih" jezika na ovim našim južnoslovenskim prostorima.

Nažalost, nemam baš vremena da se puno zadržavam na ovim stranicama, ali bih mogao nešto povremeno da "priložim" ukoliko ova tvoja ideja o SH jeziku zaživi. Malo sam "listao" ove "vikšeneri" stranice, ali nisam nigde naišao na srpskohrvatske ili hrvatskosrpske reči, mada sam na Vikipediji video stranice na srpsko-hrvatskom.

Maločas sam dodao srpsko značenje uz reč 'harm' (zanimljivo!; zapravo hteo sam da vidim kako to funkcioniše); mislio sam da tu stavim Serbo-Croatian ali, vidim da tog jezika tamo još nema. Opet, nadajmo se da će ga biti i da će se sprečiti njegovo dalje sakaćenje.

Svako dobro,

Vukotic

Nema problema. Srpskohrvatske rěči se nalaze u Category:Serbo-Croatian language pa ih možeš tamo razgledavati. Trenutno se fokusiram na imenice, a kasnije ću i sređivati i ostale vrste rěči koje zasad imaju zaglavlja ==Bosnian==, ==Croatian== i ==Serbian==. Sa prěvodima je najgore stanje i to planiram zadnje rěšavati (pogotovo što se tiče unosa prěvodâ preko tog "inteligentnog" alata, dok ručno to možeš uraditi ako klikneš na "edit" link u zaglavlju Translations). Što se tiče formata članakâ, pogledaj predloženi policy WT:ASH, a sve mora biti u skladu sa WT:ELE. Nije još sigurno da će policy biti prihvaćen, ja se najiskrenije nadam da hoće, inače ja odlazim sa ovog j**** projekta jer mi je već više dozlogrdilo hrvati se sa kojekakvim frikovima koji nemaju pametnijeg posla u životu nego da gledaju kako će mi se napiti krvi. Pozdrav, --Ivan Štambuk 15:06, 23 July 2009 (UTC)Reply