Hello,
I am trying to track the origin of my great grand father Grigoriy
Setrakov. He gets his last name, Setrakov, after the Cossack village
Setrakov, on the Don River, Russia where he was born 1860. Later after The
II War, the name of the village was changed to "Setraki".
Because there is no Russian word or word root "Setrakov", this word must
have been loaned from other language/population, which was present in this
area once in the time (300-400 years ago?). My hypothesis is that it might
be Armenian.
After researches about etymology of "Setrakov" in Russian, the conclusion
seems to be that "Setrakov" originates from the Armenian "Setrak".
I am grateful for an Armenian translation of "setrak" or other opinions in
this matter, which would confirm or not my hypothesis.
Thank you!
George P.
Sweden
I am trying to track the origin of my great grand father Grigoriy
Setrakov. He gets his last name, Setrakov, after the Cossack village
Setrakov, on the Don River, Russia where he was born 1860. Later after The
II War, the name of the village was changed to "Setraki".
Because there is no Russian word or word root "Setrakov", this word must
have been loaned from other language/population, which was present in this
area once in the time (300-400 years ago?). My hypothesis is that it might
be Armenian.
After researches about etymology of "Setrakov" in Russian, the conclusion
seems to be that "Setrakov" originates from the Armenian "Setrak".
I am grateful for an Armenian translation of "setrak" or other opinions in
this matter, which would confirm or not my hypothesis.
Thank you!
George P.
Sweden
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