humane in Bulgarian

humane in Bulgarian is хума́нен, чове́чен, хуманита́рен — humane means kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.

хума́нен

adj

Pronounced: humanen

Having or showing concern for the pain or suffering of another; compassionate.

чове́чен

adj

Pronounced: chovechen

Having or showing concern for the pain or suffering of another; compassionate.

хуманита́рен

adj

Pronounced: humanitaren

Pertaining to branches of learning concerned with human affairs or the humanities, especially classical literature or rhetoric.

What does "humane" mean?

adj Kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.
"A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill."
adj Relating to subjects, such as literature or rhetoric, that deal with human life and culture.
"She studied the humane letters, including Latin poetry and classical rhetoric, at university."

A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill.
The shelter promises humane treatment for every stray animal it takes in.
She studied the humane letters, including Latin poetry and classical rhetoric, at university.
The college built its course around humane learning rather than technical training.

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What is "humane" in Bulgarian?

"humane" in Bulgarian is хума́нен, чове́чен, хуманита́рен. humane means: Kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.

How do you pronounce хума́нен?

"humane" in Bulgarian is хума́нен, pronounced "humanen".

How do you use "humane" in a sentence?

Example: "A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill." In Bulgarian, "humane" is хума́нен, чове́чен, хуманита́рен.

Are there other ways to say "humane" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "humane": хума́нен, чове́чен, хуманита́рен.

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