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Syria in Bulgarian

Syria in Bulgarian is Си́рия, Сирия — Syria means a country in West Asia, officially the Syrian Arab Republic, with its capital at Damascus.

Syria in Bulgarian

Си́рия
proper noun
Pronounced: Siriya
A country in West Asia in the Middle East. Official name: Syrian Arab Republic. Capital: Damascus.
Сирия
proper noun
Pronounced: Siriya
A country in West Asia in the Middle East. Official name: Syrian Arab Republic. Capital: Damascus.

What does "Syria" mean?

  1. name A country in West Asia, officially the Syrian Arab Republic, with its capital at Damascus.
    "Millions of people were displaced by the war in Syria."
  2. name A historical region of the Levant that once extended well beyond the borders of the modern country.
    "Ancient Syria included territory now split among several modern nations."
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Syria in a sentence

  • Millions of people were displaced by the war in Syria.
  • Ancient Syria included territory now split among several modern nations.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Syria" in Bulgarian?

"Syria" in Bulgarian is Си́рия, Сирия. Syria means: A country in West Asia, officially the Syrian Arab Republic, with its capital at Damascus.

How do you pronounce Си́рия?

"Syria" in Bulgarian is Си́рия, pronounced "Siriya".

How do you use "Syria" in a sentence?

Example: "Millions of people were displaced by the war in Syria." In Bulgarian, "Syria" is Си́рия, Сирия.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "Syria": Си́рия, Сирия.

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