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Another possiblity for roots of this term is slavic origin of this word.First use of this word is in 5th century- the same time when slavic raids in balkan peninsula are constant.Term δρογγός its too similar to slavic word друг(means friend), другар(means friend too),дружина(search Druzhina).Term druzhina means small armed groups that appear as kings guard or like just small armed group.
