Kosovar
- noun
- /ˈkoʊsəvɑr/
- He recruited soldiers in the Balkans, Kosovars, which was disgusting, I have no doubt about that.
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Watch on YouTubeWe basically brought Serbia to its knees in order to, you know, fulfill UN mandate that they stopped, you know, you know, murdering the Kosovars.
- We basically brought Serbia to its knees in order to, you know, fulfill UN mandate that they stopped, you know, you know, murdering the Kosovars.
Examples
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You loudly upbraid the Kosovar in accentless, musical English, a strange dialect you developed years ago solely to communicate poetically with non-native speakers.
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The Kosovar community celebrated their cultural heritage at the festival last weekend.
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Many Kosovars have worked hard to rebuild their lives after the war.
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As a Kosovar, she shared her unique perspective on the challenges facing her homeland.
Synonyms
A person from southeastern Europe
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Etymology
Kosovar comes from the country name Kosovo, which means 'field of the blackbird' and has the root kos meaning 'blackbird', so a Kosovar is simply a person 'from Kosovo'.