I'll be that guy and say... Lavrenti is not a Slavic name, it's Latin and it's the same name as Lawrence or Laurent.I think it is Russian for Son of Lavrenti. Lavrenti being a Slavik name.
Grecki is the Polish spelling, a noble family belonging to the Prawdzic lineage. The founder of Patek Philippe watchmaking company is also from this clan so quite possibly a distant relative.
Start watching at the 38:00...
Read The Killing Lands, that will help with your understanding of this
I have seen this post like eight times and I finally get it.All of the above, a PUBE ?
I'll be that guy and say... Lavrenti is not a Slavic name, it's Latin and it's the same name as Lawrence or Laurent.
Vladyslav or Vsevolod are Slavic names.
Górecki is a different one, coming from the root góra, a mountain that is. Probably the first carriers lived in a corresponding place such as a locality called Górka. As members of the szlachta nobility Greckis belonged to Prawdzic coat of arms and Góreckis to Dołęga coat of arms, so also different clans if you like. The Prawdzic clan was mostly from what is today Belarus and the Dołęga clan mostly from Mazovia.is that the same last name as gorecki, like the composer? or are grecki and gorecki two distinct names?
Górecki is a different one, coming from the root góra, a mountain that is. Probably the first carriers lived in a corresponding place such as a locality called Górka. As members of the szlachta nobility Greckis belonged to Prawdzic coat of arms and Góreckis to Dołęga coat of arms, so also different clans if you like. The Prawdzic clan was mostly from what is today Belarus and the Dołęga clan mostly from Mazovia.