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The original name of the village, Kleparo^{[2][verification needed]}[kleˈpaɾo] in the 18th century, lost the syllable-initial consonant cluster "kl-", simplified into "q-" [ceˈpaɾo], a common development of Middle Albanian at the time.^{[citation needed]} According to 19th century topographer William Martin Leake, the original name of the village was Kiepero or Kiparos, which derives from the Greek word kipos, meaning garden.^{[3]
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