Yugoslavian in Irish
Yugoslavian in Irish is Iúgslavach — Yugoslavian means relating to Yugoslavia.
Yugoslavian in Irish
Iúgslavach
(historical) Of or relating to Yugoslavia.
Iúgslavach
(historical) A native of Yugoslavia.
What does "Yugoslavian" mean?
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adjective Relating to Yugoslavia.
"The museum displays Yugoslavian currency from the 1980s."
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noun A person from Yugoslavia.
"He was born a Yugoslavian, though the country no longer exists."
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Yugoslavian in a sentence
- The museum displays Yugoslavian currency from the 1980s.
- He was born a Yugoslavian, though the country no longer exists.
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What is "Yugoslavian" in Irish?
"Yugoslavian" in Irish is Iúgslavach. Yugoslavian means: Relating to Yugoslavia.
How do you use "Yugoslavian" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displays Yugoslavian currency from the 1980s." In Irish, "Yugoslavian" is Iúgslavach.
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