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Bogojina (pronounced [
bɔɡɔˈjiːna]; Hungarian: Bagonya,
sometimes Zalabagonya) is a
village east of
Murska Sobota in the
Prekmurje region of Slovenia. It...
- Graničar Lipa 2–5 Veržej
Hotiza 2–2 (3–4 p)
Polana Dobrovnik 0–5 Turnišče
Bogojina 3–0 Rakičan Gančani 0–0 (5–4 p) Grad 13
August 2024 Brda 0–3 (w/o) Tolmin...
- 2020) was a
Slovene prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church. Smej was born in
Bogojina,
Slovenia and was
ordained a
priest on 8
December 1944. Smej was appointed...
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settlement and is
dedicated to
Saint Vitus. It
belongs to the
Parish of
Bogojina.
Statistical Office of the
Republic of
Slovenia Dobrovnik muni****l site...
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Visoko 1–3
Jesenice 20
September 2023 Apače (Murska Sobota) 0–8 Rakičan
Bogojina 2–3
Radenska Slatina Cven 0–1 Hodoš Dokležovje 0–2 Mura Grad 2–0 Serdica...
- Križevci (5) v
Bakovci (5) Hodoš (5) v Grad (4) Rakičan (4) v Ižakovci (5)
Bogojina (5) v
Radenska Slatina (4) Renče (4) v
Vipava (3)
Tolmin (3) v
Boreas Ajdovščina...
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Benice Berkovci, Berkeháza Beznovci,
Buzahely Bodonci, Bodóhegy,
Bodoncz Bogojina,
Bagonya Bokrači, Bokrács Boreča, Borháza,
Borecsa Borejci,
Borhida Bratonci...
- (pronounced [iˈʋaːntsi]; Hungarian: Zalaivánd) is a
small village southeast of
Bogojina in the Muni****lity of
Moravske Toplice in the
Prekmurje region of Slovenia...
- 31
October 2016. Ivanič,
Mihael (2016). "Zgodovina ŠD
Bogojina (page 26)" [History of ŠD
Bogojina] (PDF) (in Slovenian).
University of Ljubljana. Retrieved...
- Kossics, also
known in
Slovene as Jožef Košič (around
October 9, 1788,
Bogojina, Austria-Hungary –
December 26, 1867, Felsőszölnök), was a Hungarian-Slovenian...
