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The inhabitants of the Darnacochoria, motivated more than a kind of mood for mocking and less of jealousy or wickedness, featured among them the nicknames or nicknames of the neighboring villages for the others, which survived until the present day and even with gratifying and no-nonsensical content. Salihoudia or Saliakoudia The inhabitants of Neo Souli were named Salihoudia or Saliakoudia. For the nickname there are two versions: a) One version says that because in the old days in the belt (Salih in the Turkish), which they wore in the middle, they certainly had a deadly weapon, knife or gun, for emergency time, were named by the Salihoudia Salih. b) The second says that they had the habit after every rain or every shock event that they heard, they were all coming out of their homes and gathered in the village square, willing to learn more or comment (gossip). This fact reminded the habit of the snails to come out after the rain, so Salihoudia, Saliakoudia, emerged from the snails, the snails, the salix. Shapes or Shadows The inhabitants of the Holy Spirit were baptized by Puamisades or Pkamashi because they had the habit of wearing the shirts (white long-sleeved woven and off to the knee and a waist in the middle) outside the pants (salvation) occupations, resulting in a peculiar graphic image of a er. Hedges or Hare The inhabitants of Golden were called s or straw from the fact that almost during the summer months, because they were occupied with the grains of grain where the straw was known to come out and then stored it and stored it for feed during the winter months, it was very natural to fill their clothes with straw. It seems, however, that they were being circulated all day long with stray clothes, which is why they tagged them with strawberries or the darn strays. They may still have been characterized by the fact that they harvested more straw than they needed in their barns, so they have leftovers and then sell to the ers of the neighboring villages when the winter was long. Chinaria or Hania The inhabitants of Emmanuel Papas were characterized by the nickname Hinarias or in the Darnakian linguistic idiom Hnara, which reminds the well-known migratory birds, the wild birds. The wild-worms when they usually fly in the formation of a series, one behind the other with the leader (male) in front or in two rows forming the letter V. Because the (the Spirits) at the breaking of the smoke started from the village, which are altitude or if they were dark, they kept lanterns in order to see, forming rows (riding on donkeys or donkeys) on the road, which reminded the geese, (as they looked from the lower parts, p. Pentapolis, for example), for which reason they were stuck nicknamed Hinarias or Chania. Eide! The Students were reluctant to look like the snakes. In another version, the curiosity made the Doctrines gather many together (like geese) to ask, to learn or to express their opinion on all subjects (omniscientists), thus presenting the verse, the intelligent. The inhabitants of the neighboring villages wanting to reduce them for this habit and consider them not smart but clumsy as their geese baptized. Tsitoutakis or Tsitakkis The Pentapoliotes were finally nicknamed Tsitoutakis or Tsitakkis. Pentapolis in the old days was the largest village and the richest. The villagers began to wear European clothes, so they did the aristocrat. the proud, the swamped, the stretched (cheetah), and so they were typed with the nickname Tsitakkis. Another version wants the Pentepalites Touttakis, because they considered them muddarites, women, women, because they were lively and revelers. (The articles found on the site are from the book NEO SOULI (SOUBASKIOI) HISTORY - FLAGOGRAPHY by T. Gymnasarhis Mr. Georgiou D. Kokkinou)

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Welcome to the website of Neo Souli of Serres. THE SOUBASIOU OF PALCARIA (The Thourios of Neou Souliou) The bells for the 'sperm, the bells of the Subbasicite warrior, the war, the war begins. The battle is supposed to start. The Subaskui the old-worlds, they are fighting lions. Armed with the ravens like rain and shells like a hurricane 'of Subb i, their children's hoods do not change. The Subb es the old men fight like lions. We are loaded with cartridges and crucifixes and the rifles as if we were falling as songs. The Subb es the old men were fighting lions. Do not deny us Our Lady and do not make us a wreath We saw either an engagement. The Subb es the old men battled like lions. What you are sitting on is not going to reign to go dark and elsewhere to go. The Subb es the old men fight like lions. Giorgos Bentoulis called Sioisio to the Savior and to the children in the Turkish baskets. The Sub i and the paragliders fought as lions.