-
regional ethnic identity,
which they may call "indigenous" (Gr****: ντόπια,
dopia),
which might be
understood as Slavomacedonian, or Macedonian, and the smallest...
-
Bulgarian dialect. Some
prefer to
identify as
dopii and
their dialect as
dopia which mean
local or
indigenous in Gr****. In
addition to the above, there...
- English), makedonski,
makedoniski ("Macedonian"), slaviká (Gr****: "Slavic"),
dópia or entópia (Gr****: "local/indigenous [language]"), balgàrtzki (Bulgarian)...
- Döllinger 1882, p. 427.
Sanuto I Diarii, Vol. XV pp. 559, 554: Ha
febre dopia terzana (malaria). Encyclopædia Britannica, vol. 6 (2005) pp. 648–649. Döllinger...
- use of term 'Macedonian', the
language is
euphemistically referred to as
dópia (ντόπια, 'local') or nasi (Macedonian: наши or naši, 'our (language)')....
- makedonski,
makedoniski ("Macedonian"), slaviká (Gr****: σλαβικά, "Slavic"),
dópia or entópia (Gr****: εντόπια, "local/indigenous [language]"), balgàrtzki,...
-
often avoided, and
these dialects are
instead described simply as "Slavic",
Dopia ('Local'),
Stariski (old) or Našinski (ours).[citation needed] Most Western...
-
which includes Castanis'
marriage certificate Evangelia Kindinger, "Of
Dópia and Xéni:
Strategies of
Belonging in Gr****-American
Return Narratives",...
- Macedonian) but have
distinct ethnic identity,
which they may call "indigenous" (
dopia), Slavomacedonian, or Macedonian. The
smallest group is made up of those...
- makedonski,
makedoniski ("Macedonian"), slaviká (Gr****: σλαβικά, "Slavic"),
dópia or entópia (Gr****: εντόπια, "local/indigenous [language]"), balgàrtzki (Bulgarian)...
