Bavarian
/bəˈvɛːriən
/adjective
Relating to the southern German state of Bavaria, its people, or their language: cheerful Bavarian folk music the scenic Bavarian foothills...
- In particular, Munich attracts foreign capital like no other Bavarian city.
- This style of building was brought to Athens by Bavarian architects, in an effort to reintroduce Greeks to noble replicas of ancient Greece.
- He was the son of Bavarian immigrants.
noun
1A native or inhabitant of Bavaria: a fellow Bavarian...
- Like the Scots, the Bavarians retain a strong sense of national identity, although they're far more fun loving and jovial than their northern counterparts.
- First and foremost they're Bavarians or Rheinlanders, they're very proud, like we are proud of being from Yorkshire.
- The Bavarians barely held on last season, needing a late fade by their rivals to claim their seventh German title in 10 years.
2 [mass noun] The dialect of German spoken in Bavaria, Austria, and surrounding areas: she was yelling at him loudly in Bavarian...
- In Bavarian, the pronoun is normally repeated at the end.
- When I first started writing for this blog I promised I would bring some Bavarian into it.
- I am from Bavaria, I understand and recognize Bavarian, but I don't speak it.
Rhymes
- Lamarckism
- Lamarck, Jean Baptiste de
- Lamar, Joseph Rucker
- Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus
- Lamartine, Alphonse de
- lamasery
- Lamaze
- lamb
- lambada
- Lambaréné
- lambast
- lambaste
- lambasting
- Lamb, Charles
- lambda
- lambda moth
- lambdoid
- lambdoidal
- lamb drop
- lambency
- lambent
- lambently
- lambeosaur
- lambeosaurine
- Lambeosaurus