Abstract
The contribution argues that the derivation of Czech habán 'beanpole, tall person' from the name of Moravian Anabaptists (Habán) is not based on the unusual height of the sectarians, but rather on their dogmatic and cultural difference.
The contribution argues that the derivation of Czech habán 'beanpole, tall person' from the name of Moravian Anabaptists (Habán) is not based on the unusual height of the sectarians, but rather on their dogmatic and cultural difference.