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Heiduc

[hahy-dook]

noun

Haiduk.

Also, Hei·duk.

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Haiduk, Heyduck or Heiduc (ˈhaɪdʊk)

—n
	a rural brigand in the European part of the Ottoman Empire

[C17: from Hungarian hajdúk brigands]

Heyduck, Heyduck or Heiduc

—n

[C17: from Hungarian hajdúk brigands]

Heiduc, Heyduck or Heiduc

—n

[C17: from Hungarian hajdúk brigands]

Heiduc (ˈhaɪdʊk)

—n
	a variant spelling of Haiduk

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