Moderators, please note: Macedonia

[hoplite14gr]

Please allow me a comment:

1. Words that have a counterpart in Greek. For example, the Macedonian title Nikatôr ("victor") is obviously the equivalent of Greek Nikêtêr. Usually, the Macedonian words are voiced and lack aspiration whereas Greek words are voiceless and aspired: for example, Greek aithêr is the equivalent of Macedonian adê ("sky").

Nikitor is Ionian Nikator is Dorean dialect of Greek.
In doric dialect H was chaned to A
Example AGAPHTH = dear or lavable epithet for woman. (Ionic dialect)
In Doric dialect is AGAPATA (refernce in the poems of Sapfo)


More comments when I search a little more.

Well as Frederik the great said you cant be friend of everyone.
But dont let this hinder you and your comments about national fears on all sides are more true than you can imagine.
Kind regards