Macedonia

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Table of contents

1 Etymology 2 Pronunciation 2.1 Proper noun 2.2 Derived terms 2.3 Translations 3 See also

Etymology

Ancient Greek Μακεδονία.

Pronunciation

IPA	/ˌmæsəˈdoʊniə/
SAMPA	/%m{s@"doUni@/

Proper noun

Macedonia

1. Country in Europe. Official name: (Former Yugoslav) Republic of Macedonia (Република Македонија).
2. A province of northern Greece.

Derived terms

• Macedonian

Translations

Are these for the country, the region, or both? Need to be checked and marked accordingly.

• Bosnian: Makedonija f (1, 2)
• Breton: Makedonia (1, 2)
• Bulgarian: Македония (Makedonija) (1, 2)
• Czech: Makedonie (1, 2)
• Danish: Makedonien (1, 2)
• Dutch: Macedonië (1, 2)
• Esperanto: Makedonio, Makedonujo
• Finnish: Makedonia (1, 2)
• French: Macédoine f (1, 2)
• German: Mazedonien (1, 2)
• Greek, Ancient: Μακεδονία (Makedonia) (2)
• Greek, Modern: Μακεδονία (Makedonia) (1, 2)
• Hungarian: Macedónia (1), Makedónia (2)
• Italian: Macedonia f (1, 2)
• Japanese: マケドニア (makedonia) (1, 2)
• Latin: Macedonia (1), Respublica Macedonia (2)
• Macedonian: Македонија (Makedonija) (1, 2)
• Polish: Macedonia (1, 2)
• Portuguese: Macedónia
• Romanian: Macedonia f (1, 2)
• Russian: Македония (Makedonija) (1, 2)
• Slovene: Makedonija f (1, 2)
• Spanish: Macedonia (1, 2)
• Swedish: Makedonien (1,2)
• Turkish: Makedonya (1, 2)

See also

• FYROM
• Countries of the world
• Wikipedia article on the country of Macedonia
• Wikipedia article on Macedonia, Greece