letter in Bulgarian
letter in Bulgarian is бу́ква, буква, наемодател — letter means a written symbol representing a sound of a language, used to build words; one character of the alphabet.
letter in Bulgarian
бу́ква
Pronounced: bukva
A symbol in an alphabet.
буква
Pronounced: bukva
A symbol in an alphabet.
наемодател
Pronounced: naemodatel
One who lets, or lets out.
писмо́
Pronounced: pismo
A written or printed communication, generally longer and more formal than a note.
писмо
Pronounced: pismo
A written or printed communication, generally longer and more formal than a note.
надписвам
Pronounced: nadpisvam
(transitive) To print, inscribe, or paint letters on something.
What does "letter" mean?
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noun A written symbol representing a sound of a language, used to build words; one character of the alphabet.
"The word "cat" has three letters."
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noun A written message sent from one person to another, usually by post.
"She wrote a long letter to her grandmother every month."
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letter in a sentence
- The word "cat" has three letters.
- She wrote a long letter to her grandmother every month.
- The company sent a letter confirming the job offer.
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What is "letter" in Bulgarian?
"letter" in Bulgarian is бу́ква, буква, наемодател. letter means: A written symbol representing a sound of a language, used to build words; one character of the alphabet.
How do you pronounce бу́ква?
"letter" in Bulgarian is бу́ква, pronounced "bukva".
How do you use "letter" in a sentence?
Example: "The word "cat" has three letters." In Bulgarian, "letter" is бу́ква, буква, наемодател.
Are there other ways to say "letter" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 6 translations listed for "letter": бу́ква, буква, наемодател, писмо́, писмо, надписвам.
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