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HAIDUK (also written Hayduk, Heiduc, Heyduke and Heyduque) , a term
loan -word, and it appears in Magyar as hajdis (plural hajduk), in Serbo-Croatian, Rumanian, Polish and Cech as hajduk, in Bulgarian as hajdutin and in Greek as XaivTobrrts. By the beginning of the 17th century its use had spread north and west as far as Sweden and Great
Hungary
mercenary foot-soldiers of Magyar stock. In 16o5 these haiduks were rewarded for their fidelity to the Protestant
HUNGARY
nobility
district
Haiduk region. This was enlarged in 1876 and converted into the county of Hajdu (Ger. Hajduken). Hajdu is also a common prefix in Hungarian, place-names, e.g. Hajdu-Szoboszl5, Hajdu-Namas. In Austria-Hungary, Germany, Poland, Sweden and some other countries, haiduk came to mean an attendant in a court
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