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SLAVOMIL— “glorious friend”
Wends, or Venedi, seems to have been one universal national term; _Slava_ furnished another. The word, like the Greek κλύα and Teuton _hlod_, is from the root _çru_, and denotes fame or glory; and it is constantly employed in the personal names, commencing Slavoljub, glorious love, Slavomir, glorious peace, Slavomil, friend of glory, and terminating Siroslav, far-famed, and many others, usually rendered as _slas_ and _slaus_.
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