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snowflake in Bulgarian

snowflake in Bulgarian is снежи́нка, блатно кокиче — snowflake means a single small crystal of falling snow, usually with six-sided symmetry.

snowflake in Bulgarian

снежи́нка
noun
Pronounced: snezhinka
A crystal of snow, having approximate hexagonal symmetry.
блатно кокиче
noun
Pronounced: blatno kokiche
Any of several bulbous European plants, of the genus Leucojum, having white flowers.

What does "snowflake" mean?

  1. noun A single small crystal of falling snow, usually with six-sided symmetry.
    "Under the microscope, no two snowflakes looked exactly alike."
  2. noun Informal, often disapproving: someone seen as overly sensitive to criticism or offense.
    "He dismissed the criticism by calling his critics snowflakes."
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snowflake in a sentence

  • Under the microscope, no two snowflakes looked exactly alike.
  • He dismissed the criticism by calling his critics snowflakes.

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What is "snowflake" in Bulgarian?

"snowflake" in Bulgarian is снежи́нка, блатно кокиче. snowflake means: A single small crystal of falling snow, usually with six-sided symmetry.

How do you pronounce снежи́нка?

"snowflake" in Bulgarian is снежи́нка, pronounced "snezhinka".

How do you use "snowflake" in a sentence?

Example: "Under the microscope, no two snowflakes looked exactly alike." In Bulgarian, "snowflake" is снежи́нка, блатно кокиче.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "snowflake": снежи́нка, блатно кокиче.

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