English - Turkish
Definition of yugoslavia in English Turkish dictionary
- Yugoslav
Onun annesi Yugoslav.
-His mother is Yugoslavian.
Rahibe Teresa, 1910 yılında Yugoslavya'da doğdu.
-Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.
- Yugoslav i
- yugoslavian
- yugoslav
- Yugoslavian
- yugoslavca
- federal republic of yugoslavia
- Federal Yugoslavya Cumhuriyeti
- Yugoslav
- i., s. Yugoslav; Yugoslavyalı
- Yugoslavian
- i., s. Yugoslav; Yugoslavyalı
- yugoslav
- Yugoslav
- yugoslavian
- Yugoslavyalı
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of yugoslavia in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- YUGOSLAV
- Yugoslavya halkından olan kimse
- YUGOSLAV
- Yugoslav halkına özgü olan
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Definition of yugoslavia in English English dictionary
- Former country on the Balkan Peninsula. In addition to Serbia and Montenegro, Republic of Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Croatia were also part of the Yugoslav Federation prior to the 1990s
- {i} country of southeast Europe comprised of the republics of Serbia and Montenegro (formerly included Bosnia, Croatia, Herzegovina, Macedonia and Slovenia)
- a former country in southeast Europe, between the 1920s and early 1990s, that was made up of six republics, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, and Montenegro Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Former federated country situated on the west-central Balkan Peninsula of southern Europe
- Former country on the Balkan Peninsula. In addition to Serbia and Montenegro, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Croatia were also part of the Yugoslav Federation prior to the 1990s
- a mountainous republic in southeastern Europe
- Yugo
- Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- the Yugoslav state that existed from 1943 until 1992 (abbreviation SFRY)
- Yugoslav
- of, or relating to Yugoslavia
- Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- FRY the Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) the official name for Serbia and Montenegro, two states of the former country of Yugoslavia, in Eastern Europe. Population: 10,406,750 (1991). Capital: Belgrade. It has existed as a country since 1992
- Yugoslav
- a Yugoslav person
- Yugoslav
- Yugoslav means belonging or relating to the former Yugoslavia, or to its people or culture. A Yugoslav was a Yugoslav citizen, or a person of Yugoslav origin
- Yugoslav
- {i} resident of Yugoslavia (former republic in southeastern Europe now dissolved into several separate nations)
- Yugoslav
- {s} of Yugoslavia (former republic in southeastern Europe now dissolved into several separate nations)
- Yugoslavian
- {s} of Yugoslavia (former republic in southeastern Europe now dissolved into several separate nations)
- Yugoslavian
- Yugoslavian means the same as Yugoslav
- Yugoslavian
- {i} resident of Yugoslavia (federation in southeastern Europe comprised of the republics Serbia and Montenegro)
- yugoslav
- a native or inhabitant of Yugoslavia
- yugoslav
- of or relating to or characteristic of the former country of Yugoslavia or its people or languages; "Yugoslavian wine"
- yugoslavian
- Of or relating to Yugoslavia
- yugoslavian
- of or relating to or characteristic of the former country of Yugoslavia or its people or languages; "Yugoslavian wine
- yugoslavian
- A native of Yugoslavia
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Turkish - English
Definition of yugoslavia in Turkish English dictionary
- yugoslav
- jugoslav
- yugoslav
- jugoslavian
- yugoslav
- yugoslavian
- Yugoslav
- Yugoslavian, Jugoslavian; of Yugoslavia; of the Yugoslavs
- Yugoslav
- (a) Yugoslav, (a) Jugoslav, (a) Yugoslavian, (a) Jugoslavian
- Yugoslav
- hist
- Yugoslav
- Yugoslav, Yugoslavian
- Yugoslav
- yugoslav
- Yugoslav
- yugoslavia
In the late 20th century, Yugoslavia was considered a rogue state by the United States.
-Yugoslavya 20. yüzyılın sonlarında, ABD tarafından haydut devlet olarak kabul edildi.
Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.
-Rahibe Teresa, 1910 yılında Yugoslavya'da doğdu.
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yugoslavia
Hyphenation
Yu·go·sla·vi·aTurkish pronunciation
yugōsläviıPronunciation
/ˌyo͞ogōˈslävēə/ /ˌjuːɡoʊˈslɑːviːə/
Etymology
() From Serbo-Croatian jugo (south) and slavija (slavia, the land of the Slavs). Literally, the land of the south Slavs.Resimler
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