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poem in Bulgarian

poem in Bulgarian is пое́ма, стихотворе́ние, стихотворение — poem means a piece of writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and often rhyme, expressing ideas or feelings in a condensed, imaginative way.

poem in Bulgarian

пое́ма
noun
Pronounced: poema
A literary piece written in verse.
стихотворе́ние
noun
Pronounced: stihotvorenie
A literary piece written in verse.
стихотворение
noun
Pronounced: stihotvorenie
A literary piece written in verse.

What does "poem" mean?

  1. noun A piece of writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and often rhyme, expressing ideas or feelings in a condensed, imaginative way.
    "She recited a poem she'd written for her grandmother's birthday."
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poem in a sentence

  • She recited a poem she'd written for her grandmother's birthday.
  • The teacher asked the class to analyze the poem's imagery.

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What is "poem" in Bulgarian?

"poem" in Bulgarian is пое́ма, стихотворе́ние, стихотворение. poem means: A piece of writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and often rhyme, expressing ideas or feelings in a condensed, imaginative way.

How do you pronounce пое́ма?

"poem" in Bulgarian is пое́ма, pronounced "poema".

How do you use "poem" in a sentence?

Example: "She recited a poem she'd written for her grandmother's birthday." In Bulgarian, "poem" is пое́ма, стихотворе́ние, стихотворение.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "poem": пое́ма, стихотворе́ние, стихотворение.

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