 In Hungarian their name is "bunyevácok", while in German "Bunjewatzen".According to Petar Skok they also called themselves in Bačka as "oò*kac" (Šokac), while Hungarians in Szeged also called them as "Dalmát" (Dalmatians; Dalmatini), which they also used for themselves in Hungary.In addition, the term meant Catholic (Croat) population from Livanjsko field up to Montenegro which was mostly considered by the neighbor Serbian Orthodox population, while at Peroj in Istria it was a pejorative name for Croats as well "pobunjevčit" pejorativelly meant "become Catholic".