Приклади вживання Bulgarish Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Bulgarish settlement.
The overview map of the Bulgarish placenames of ancient times.
Bulgarish Cave Temple.
There are few place names of Bulgarish origin in Moldova.
Bulgarish Place Names.
Obviously, they all have Bulgarish origin with Slavic suffixes.
Bulgarish Kurdish Teutonic.
As it turned out,some Hungarian place names also could have Bulgarish origin.
Bulgarish Kurdish Teutonic.
Also Chuvash are only one of the Bulgarish tribes who always remained in Eastern Europe.
Bulgarish traces can also be found in folk Ukrainian cooking.
There are ner it settlements Zhurzhava, Uhl',which also can have Bulgarish origin.
Hydronyms of Bulgarish origin are indicated by turquoise dots.
In total, over two hundred place names of supposed Bulgarish origin were discovered in Russia.
The Mari also borrowed Bulgarish tunes already later when another part of the Bulgars moved from the Azov region to the Middle Volga banks.
Search toponyms was made by means of the Chuvash language, belonging to the Bulgarish languages, belonging to the Bulgarish group of Turkic languages.
Despite the fact that in the future Carpathian Ukrainians suffer from some cultural influence of migrants from Moldavia and Wallachia,they still kept Bulgarish musical legacy.
Inscription in Bulgarish runes neans"to oath"(Chuvash"tupa tu").
Comparison of the signs of these inscriptions with known writing systems revealed a striking similarity of most signs in the cave of Stinka with Turkic and, in particular,Old Bulgarish runes.
However, Ukrainians learned cultural Bulgarish heritage, whose elements were once borrowed from Trypillians.
When searching for traces of the ancient Bulgars in toponymy of lowland areas of western Ukraine, where the stay of Bulgars has other evidence, it was pointed out that some of the placenames in the Carpathians may also have Bulgarish origin.
A common surname Bakusevich in this village may also have Bulgarish origin, since an old man's name Pakkuç was used by Chuvash.
Among the clusters of toponyms of Bulgarish origin are present those that directly indicate the Chuvash ethnicity of the inhabitants of some settlements:.
Now many known names ofmusical instruments have one source of origin in the Bulgarish language, which has a continuation in the modern Chuvash.
Dobrev based Proto-Bulgarian(Bulgarish in our terminology) inscriptions in the village Murfatlar(North Dobrogea), on the walls of the first Bulgarian capital Pliska and elsewhere.
However, such traces were not found, on the contrary,many placenames of Hungary can have Bulgarish origin, which is quite understandable by the presence of Bulgars in Western Ukraine.
But there is no doubt that some of the Bulgarish population remained in their places before the arrival of the Slavs, as evidenced by similar motifs in folk cultures of Chuvash and Ukrainians.
In general we can say that certain influence of the Bulgarish cultural substrate was more detected in material signs of Ukrainian folk culture.
On the map, purple dots mark localities with Bulgarish origin of the name, which may correspond to the times of CWC or close to them.
Further evidence of neighborhood of Bulgars and Teutons is Teutonic and Bulgarish placenames, which also suggests that some settlements of steppe Ukraine existed since time close to Tripillian.