The Pechenegs were mentioned as "Bjnak", "Bjanak" or "Bajanak" in medieval Arabic and Persian texts, as "Be-ča-nag" in Classical Tibetan documents, and as "Pačanak-i" in works written in Georgian. Anna Komnene and other Byzantine authors referred to them as "Patzinakoi" or "Patzinakitai". In medieval Latin texts, the Pechenegs were referred to as "Pizenaci", "Bisseni" or "Bessi". East Slavic peoples use the terms "Pečenegi" or "Pečenezi" (plural of "Pečeneg"), while the Poles mention them as "Pieczyngowie" or "Piecinigi". The Hungarian word for Pecheneg is "besenyő"; the Romanian term is "Pecenegi".