[
US
/ˌmækəˈdoʊnjən, ˌmæsəˈdoʊnjən/
]
NOUN
- a native or inhabitant of Macedon
- the Slavic language of modern Macedonia
ADJECTIVE
-
of or relating to Macedonia or its inhabitants
Macedonian hills
How To Use Macedonian In A Sentence
- The ONLY connection, is that the land currently being called FYROM was once part of a greater region which ancient Macedonians lived in. SofiaEcho RSS feed
- The Macedonian's mizzenmast was gone, her main and foretopmasts carried away, her main yard cut in two, and her ensign had disappeared.
- It is also necessary to visit the hypaethral museum of Macedonian Fight in the Mpourino, near the village Chromio.
- Macedonians, [352] 278; apparent discrepance of the two Epistles explained, [353] 288; the second, gentler, [354] 295; loved by Paul more than other churches, [355] 296; estranged from the incestuous person, NPNF1-12. Saint Chrysostom: Homilies on the Epistles of Paul to the Corinthians
- Before the Macedonian conqueror passed away, he left detailed funeral instructions, including - among other things - that he be embalmed in honey through a process known as "mellification. NPR Topics: News
- Rival claims to Macedonian territory caused conflict in the Balkans.
- Alexander had thousands of Macedonian and allied soldiers surrounding Thebes including, as Arrian emphasizes, contingents from Plataea, Orchomenus, and Thespiae—three nearby cities that had suffered severely at the hands of the Theban army in the past. Alexander the Great
- The Macedonian army climbed out of the deserts and over the high Elburz Mountains towards a semi-tropical paradise full of fig trees, grapevines, and fields of grain. Alexander the Great
- Macedonian and ethnic Albanian politicians tussled over future policing at talks yesterday as the government and rebels accused each other of violating a truce.
- The republic's new flag was emblazoned with the ancient symbol of the Greek Macedonian dynasty.