Original sentence: Before being adopted by the collaborationist movement, the word "četnik" was commonly used to describe a member of any Balkan guerrilla force called cheta (чета / četa), meaining "military company".It also entered Turkish as çete with the same meaning.The early etymology of the word is obscure, but perhaps it derives from Latin coetus, meaning a company
Edited sentence: Before being adopted by the collaborationist movement, the word "četnik" was commonly used to describe a member of any Balkan guerrilla force called cheta (чета / četa), meaining "band or troop", it also entered Turkish as çete with the same meaning.The early etymology of the word is obscure, but perhaps it derives from Latin.The organization was later renamed the Yugoslav Army in the Homeland (Југословенска војска у отаџбини / Jugoslovenska vojska u otadžbini; ЈВуО / JVuO), although the original name was more commonly used