Macedonian in a sentence

In other words, if a compromise is achieved in the Macedonian parliament this week, Russia would veto the Greek-Macedonian agreement in the Security Council.

Although literature had been written in the Slavic dialects of Macedonia before, arguably the most important book published in relation to the Macedonian language was Misirkov's On Macedonian Matters, published in 1903.

Another incident which is claimed by Macedonian government to be a war crime was that of the so-called Vejce massacre where Albanian guerrillas ambushed and killed 8 Macedonian special forces from the Lions unit.

As both began to collapse, the Macedonian authorities allowed and encouraged a stronger assertion of Macedonian Slav national identity than before.

During that same year, the Greek cities in Sicily were induced to revolt against Roman political control, while Macedonian King Philip V pledged his support to Hannibal – thus initiating the First Macedonian War against Rome.

However, in the Republic of Macedonia, a separate Macedonian literary language has been in existence since 1944, and most scholars now accept Macedonian as a separate language.

In order to protect the Greek Macedonians and Greek interests, Greece sent officers to train guerrillas and organize militias ( Macedonian Struggle ), known as makedonomahi (Macedonian fighters), essentially to fight the Bulgarians.

It read: :(1) The Republic cares for the status and rights of those persons belonging to the Macedonian people in neighboring countries, as well as Macedonian expatriates, assists their cultural development and promotes links with them.

Makedonska Iskra (Macedonian Spark) was the first Macedonian newspaper published in Australia, from 1946 to 1957.

Rates of increase were very high among rural Muslims: Turks and Torbesh (Macedonian Muslims) had rates 2.5 times those of the Macedonian majority, while Albanians and Roma had rates 3 times as high.

Therefore, the simple term "Macedonian" as a name for the Slavic language is often avoided in the Greek context, and vehemently rejected by most Greeks, for whom Macedonian has very different connotations.

The Syro - Macedonian calendar was an adaptation of the Macedonian calendar used in Antioch and other parts of Syria.

They are still tenaciously held only in the Republic of Macedonia, where the official state doctrine refers to a "Macedonian Slavic", or even to "Ethnic Macedonian" Empire.

Vocabulary Macedonian police car, with Macedonian word for "police".

After the exchange, Muslim people from Grevena, Lagadas, Kilkis, Drama, and other Macedonian cities and towns settled in the residential areas of Catalca, replacing the Greeks who were required to abandon their homes.

The battle was fierce and hard-fought, but ultimately, the Macedonian forces, commanded by Philip and Alexander, were able to secure a decisive victory over the Greek coalition.

The outfit – by Macedonian designer Marjan Pejoski – was controversial at the time, as it was a huge departure from the black tie gowns normally seen on the red carpet.

His most recent match against Ross County, in which he scored a goal and assist, the North Macedonian climbed into the stand to give a fan his shirt, sending Dons fans wild thinking it could have been his last match for Aberdeen.

In 2001, armed Albanian KLA militants were involved in months-long clashes with the then Macedonian government forces that almost led to the country’s partition.

Macedonian kings may have worn a fancier purple kausia with a white diadem wrapped around it.