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Name and etymology
editHi Fakirbakir, if you have any alternative etymologies, you are welcome. However, it cannot be OR, but it should be sourced. Also the sentence "according to Hladky" is a little bit confusing, because a similar theory was presented already by Stanislav (older litarature), Varsik, Ondruš, Krajčovič and others. Note: the names Berekenya/Bereknya are only from 1372 (+100 years after the earliest mention) and it is not easy to explain, why should be berkenye/brekyňa (jarabina brekyňová, Sorbus torminalis - Hungarian and Slovak word which is still in use) changed do Verekne. --Ditinili (talk) 12:26, 22 November 2016 (UTC)