Catalan

Proper noun

Macedoni m

1. (historical) Macedonius (a male given name, most famously held by Macedonius I of Constantinople, a 4th century bishop who inspired the Macedonian heresy)

Derived terms

• macedonià ‎(“Macedonian — in the religious sense”)

Catalan

Usage notes

In older usage macedoni was the term for a Macedonian person and macedònic was the term for the adjective and the Macedonian language. In modern usage the two terms are generally considered synonymous in all senses, although some retain the traditional distinction. The modern tendency is in part caused by the fact that most such words in Catalan do triple duty as adjective, common noun, and proper noun, and is in part due to the relatively recent recognition of Macedonian as a language distinct from Bulgarian in the 20th century.

Adjective

macedoni m ‎(feminine macedònia, masculine plural macedonis, feminine plural macedònies)

1. Macedonian (pertaining to Macedonia, the Macedonian people, or the Macedonian language)

Synonyms

• macedònic

Noun

macedoni m ‎(plural macedonis, feminine macedònia)

1. Macedonian (an individual from Macedonian)

Synonyms

• macedònic

Proper noun

macedoni m

1. Macedonian (a South Slavic language primarily spoken in Macedonia)

Synonyms

• macedònic

Italian

Noun

macedoni m, f

1. plural of macedone

Anagrams

• decimano
• demonica
• domenica, Domenica
• medicano

Latin

Adjective

macedonī

1. nominative masculine plural of macedonus
2. genitive masculine singular of macedonus
3. genitive neuter singular of macedonus
4. vocative masculine plural of macedonus