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'''Dacodava''' means Dacian City: Daco from [[Dacia]]n and Dava (Deva) means city in Dacian Language. Did not exist a city having this name, but all places in Ancient Dacia were a Dacodava (Dacian City). Examples of Dacian cities (Dacodave): [[Sarmizegetusa]] (the Capital of Dacia), [[Slatina, Romania|Acidava]], [[Tulcea|Aegyssus]], [[Alba Iulia|Apoulon]], Arcidava, Azis (Azizis), [[Râmnicu Vâlcea|Buridava]], Carisidava, Clepidava, [[Râşnov|Cumidava]], [[Şimleu Silvaniei|Dakidava]], [[Orşova|Dierna]] (Tierna), Docidava, [[Geoagiu|Germisara]] (Germizera), Netidava, [[Craiova|Pelendava]], [[Piatra Neamţ|Petrodava]], Piroboridava, [[Topliţa|Sangidava]], Sucidava (Succidava), [[Deva, Romania|Singidava]], Tamasidava, [[Târgu Ocna|Utidava]], [[Brad, Romania|Zargidava]], [[Pecica|Ziridava]], Zurobara, Zusidava. |
'''Dacodava''' means Dacian City: Daco from [[Dacia]]n and Dava (Deva) means city in Dacian Language. Did not exist a city having this name, but all places in Ancient Dacia were a Dacodava (Dacian City). Examples of Dacian cities (Dacodave): [[Sarmizegetusa]] (the Capital of Dacia), [[Slatina, Romania|Acidava]], [[Tulcea|Aegyssus]], [[Alba Iulia|Apoulon]], Arcidava, Azis (Azizis), [[Râmnicu Vâlcea|Buridava]], Carisidava, Clepidava, [[Râşnov|Cumidava]], [[Şimleu Silvaniei|Dakidava]], [[Orşova|Dierna]] (Tierna), Docidava, [[Geoagiu|Germisara]] (Germizera), Netidava, [[Craiova|Pelendava]], [[Piatra Neamţ|Petrodava]], Piroboridava, [[Topliţa|Sangidava]], Sucidava (Succidava), [[Deva, Romania|Singidava]], Tamasidava, [[Târgu Ocna|Utidava]], [[Brad, Romania|Zargidava]], [[Pecica|Ziridava]], Zurobara, Zusidava. |
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Revision as of 08:04, 16 April 2006
Dacodava means Dacian City: Daco from Dacian and Dava (Deva) means city in Dacian Language. Did not exist a city having this name, but all places in Ancient Dacia were a Dacodava (Dacian City). Examples of Dacian cities (Dacodave): Sarmizegetusa (the Capital of Dacia), Acidava, Aegyssus, Apoulon, Arcidava, Azis (Azizis), Buridava, Carisidava, Clepidava, Cumidava, Dakidava, Dierna (Tierna), Docidava, Germisara (Germizera), Netidava, Pelendava, Petrodava, Piroboridava, Sangidava, Sucidava (Succidava), Singidava, Tamasidava, Utidava, Zargidava, Ziridava, Zurobara, Zusidava.
Dacians
The father of history, Herodot, mentions the Dacians in his works as "the bravest and fairest of all the Thracians".
Romanians
After year 106, Roman Emperor Marcus Ulpius Traianus brought in Dacia (the ancient name of România), many Roman colonists. They mixed up with Dacians, who learned Latin Language.The Roman Emperor Caracalla in 212 by "Constitutio Antoniana" made all people of Dacia, Citizens of The Roman Empire. The Slavic people who came later and The Germans called them also Romans. During the time the word Roman changed into Rumân and Român, (Romanian in English). So, Dacians + Romans = Romanians! The term Wallach is from German Language and means Roman or Latin. The term Valachus (Valah) is also from German Language but means Român (Romanian). Slavic people took the word Valah but used it as Vlah. During the time the word Vlah gained also other meanings.
Moldovans vs Moldavians
The soviet Russians called people of Moldavia Republic: "Moldovan" because they wanted to create a new nation different from Moldavians/Romanians. Russians manipulated people of Republic of Moldova and washed their brains to create a new person, the soviet "Moldovan". The real name in English is Moldavian, in Romanian is Moldovean and in Russian is Molidavanin. So "Moldovan" belongs to no language!
A Moldavian is a Romanian who lives between the Carpathians and the Dnister River.