варош

Bulgarian

Etymology

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish واروش (varuş, “outskirts, suburb”) (compare Turkmen varoş (“suburb”)), from Hungarian város (“city”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ˈvaroʃ]
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Noun

ва́рош • (vároš) m

  1. (archaic) old city, historical city centre

Declension
Declension of ва́рош
singular plural
indefinite ва́рош
vároš		 ва́роши
vároši
definite
(subject form)		 ва́рошът
várošǎt		 ва́рошите
várošite
definite
(object form)		 ва́роша
vároša
count form — ва́роша
vároša

Macedonian

Etymology

Borrowed from Hungarian város (“city, town”).

Noun

варош • (varoš) m

  1. (dialectal) old part of a town

Derived terms

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From Hungarian város, from an Iranian language.

Noun

ва́рош f (Latin spelling vároš)

  1. town, borough, city

Declension
Declension of варош
singular plural
nominative варош вароши
genitive вароши вароши
dative вароши варошима
accusative варош вароши
vocative вароши вароши
locative вароши варошима
instrumental варошју варошима
Declension of варош
singular plural
nominative варош вароши
genitive вароша вароша
dative варошу варошима
accusative варош вароше
vocative вароше вароши
locative варошу варошима
instrumental варошом варошима

Ukrainian

Etymology

From Hungarian város, from an Iranian language.

Noun

ва́рош • (vároš) m inan (genitive ва́роша, nominative plural ва́роші, genitive plural ва́рошів)

  1. (Transcarpathian) city
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