- and
Central Asia.
Examples of
similar breads from
other cultures include badnji kruh in
Croatian cuisine,
folar de páscoa in
Portuguese cuisine, brioche...
- Školski nadzornik, Francuski-pruski rat, Izbiračica,
Ljubavno pismo, Na
Badnji dan, Pola vina, pola vode), Mila, and
Mladost Dositeja Obradovića. He wrote...
- with honey, nuts and
dried fruit called the
Christmas Eve
Bread (Croatian:
Badnji Kruh, Slovene: Božični kruh). In many villages,
straw (which symbolizes...
-
November Religious holidays Orthodox holidays 6
January Orthodox Christmas Eve
Badnji dan Бадњи дан 6
January Orthodox Church uses the
Julian Calendar. 7 January...
- [ʋaǐstinu se rôdi]). The
Serbian name for
Christmas Eve
during the day is
Badnji dan,
which is on
January 6th.
After sunset it
becomes Badnje veče. On this...
-
Petar Vlahović has
proposed that the noun
badnjak and the
related adjective badnji (attributive "Christmas Eve") are
derived from the root of the verb bdeti...
-
Jesen stiže,
Dunjo moja
Timotije 2004. San
zimske noći Cvikeraš 2005. Na
Badnji dan
Svetozar Vujić 2005. Mi
nismo anđeli 2 Cane
Pilot 2005. Dangube! 2005...
- term
badnjak lends itself to the
literal meaning of
Christmas Eve, with
Badnji Dan
meaning Christmas Eve Day, and
Badnja Večer
meaning Christmas Eve night...
