Slovakian
/sləˈvakɪən
/ /sləˈvɑːkɪən/adjective
Relating to Slovakia or its people or language: a display of traditional Slovakian folk dancing...
- The Slovakian defender took the left back spot in the summer.
- On Tuesday, the ship arrives in the Slovakian capital, Bratislava.
- Fine music, delicious Slovakian food and wine and the embassy's wonderful crystal chandeliers delighted everyone.
noun
1A native or inhabitant of Slovakia: the Slovakians put on a great match...
- The 19-year-old Slovakian was fending off the press pack in the interview area.
- The Slovakian powers his game with incredible speed.
- The Slovakians had put on a pretty good show and seemed well organised.
2 [mass noun] The West Slavonic language spoken by Slovakians: the natural rhythms of Slovakian...
- In boyhood he learned to speak Slovakian, Serbo-Croat, Czech, and German.
- There are two small publishing bodies translating English Calvinistic literature into Slovakian.
- They got to hear Brian preach in Slovakian, with a translator.
- devilfish
- devilish
- devilishly
- devilishness
- devilled
- devilling float
- devil-may-care
- devilment
- devil ray
- devilry
- devil's advocate
- devil's bit
- devil's claw
- devil's club
- devil's coach-horse
- devil's darning needle
- devil's food
- devils' food
- devil's food cake
- devil's grip
- Devil's Island
- devils on horseback
- devil's paintbrush
- Devil's Tower
- devil's walking stick