Similar words: bulgaria, vulgarian, vulgaris, vulgarism, vulgarize, vulgarity, acne vulgaris, hungarian. Meaning: [bʌl'geərɪən] n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Bulgaria 2. a Slavic language spoken in Bulgaria. adj. of or relating to or characteristic of Bulgaria or its people.
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(31) An energetic wheeler-dealer, who moved here four years ago, he told me of his initial frustrations with the mysterious demands of Bulgarian officialdom.
(32) Originally a Thracian settlement, it passed over the centuries to Rome, Byzantium, two Bulgarian kingdoms, Ottoman Turkey, and Russia. In1879 it became the capital of independent Bulgaria.
(33) At the Zurich Music Conservatoire he continued his piano studies under the guidance of Bulgarian born pianist, Sava Savoff.
(34) The black mud comes from the lake near the Black sea town of Pomorie, east of the Bulgarian capital, Sofia.
(35) A new game, known as "Russian road roulette", is played every night at intersections throughout the Bulgarian capital.
(36) Religion: Most Christians adhere to the Bulgarian Orthodox Church a substantial minority of Muslims.
(37) Bulgarian rose oil production in the Shanghai market of about one gram of RMB 70 - 80 yen. Sentencedict.com
(38) Svilen himself, a likeable man in his forties, has built up a successful car hire firm based in Varna, the gateway to the bucket-and-spade budget nirvana known as the "Bulgarian Riviera".
(39) Hargreaves believes the Bulgarian has improved his game from his time in the Bundesliga.
(40) LAST week, two Bulgarian border policemen were caught red-handed after stealing a mobile telephone belonging to US ambassador John Beyrle.
(41) According to the Bulgarian insurance company stubs, misconception that it is sold 26 copies.
(42) And yet the Century Dictionary directly counters this claim saying "the ordinary derivation from Old Bulgarian slovo, a word, or slava, glory, fame, is untenable."
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