in Serbo-Croatian, Opinok (Опинок) in Macedonian, in singular; Opanci, Opanke (Опанци, Опанкe) in Serbo-Croatian, Opinki (Опинки) in Bulgarian, Opinci...

throughout Romania and over a wide area of south and east Europe being known as opanke (Serbia), tservuli (Bulgaria), Romanian: opinci (North Macedonia), etc....

traditional shoes of the Balkans, still seen today in festivals, known as Opanci (Opanke). When the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford...

Pirin mountains, where he befriended Greek bandits, from whom he adopted opanke with longer tassels (tsarouhi). When the Uprising broke out in June 1903...