Bulgarian
- adjective
- /bʌlˈɡɛr.i.ən/
- She cooked a traditional Bulgarian dish for the family gathering.
- Bulgarian government
- Bulgarian officer
- Bulgarian dance
It's cucumber soup with Bulgarian yogurt and cucumber.
- It's cucumber soup with Bulgarian yogurt and cucumber.
- Do not despair, the Bulgarian spirit is alive.
- Lotuslar, Bulgarian rose and silky vanilla.
- You know, she looked like that, you know, she had that Bulgarian swagger in her, you know, she had that, you know, that Russian.
- I love Patchouli, vanilla and Bulgarian rose.
Examples
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After bilateral talks led nowhere, the Bulgarian government appealed to the League of Nations.
Academic text (1995) -
Do not despair, the Bulgarian spirit is alive.
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But you can practice your Bulgarian and make lots of new friends.
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When the film is complete, it will be officially provided to Bulgarian television.
Academic text (2013) -
Does anybody here speak English with a Bulgarian accent?
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Who is the Bulgarian bear wrestler who made this?
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Clearly, the environmental implications of future Bulgarian land use patterns are uncertain.
Academic text (1995) -
The growing deterioration of the Bulgarian environment lurked in the background throughout the communist era.
Academic text (1995) -
It's a Bulgarian bag, a Bulgary perfume and cute lip balm.
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Turkey's trade with Bulgaria increased significantly despite the acute problems that the Bulgarian economy faced.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
About languages or people from Eastern Europe who belong to the same language group
Relating to southeastern Europe, its people or culture
Relating to languages like Russian, Polish and Czech or to the people who speak them
Compounds
- Literature
A very old Slavic language used in the 9th–11th centuries for early Bible translations
- Literature
A first Slavic written language used to translate the Bible and church texts in the Middle Ages
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bulgarian comes from the old people called the Bulgars, who gave their name to Bulgaria. So, Bulgarian means 'of or about Bulgaria'.