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Gospodar or hospodar, also
gospodin for
short version, is a term of
Slavic origin,
meaning "lord" or "master". The
compound (Belarusian: гаспадар, Bulgarian:...
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Gospodin Tonchev Tonev (Bulgarian: Господин Тончев Тонев; 29
November 1955 – 5
September 2021) was a
Bulgarian teacher, translator, and politician. He...
- Konstantin's
titles vary in sources,
where he is
called variously "lord" (sr.
gospodin, gr. kyr or authentēs), and he may have
acquired the
title of
Despot (despotēs)...
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simply as
Vukova zemlja (Vuk's land),
which he held with the
title of
gospodin (lord, sir),
under Prince Lazar of Serbia.
After the
Battle of
Kosovo (1389)...
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Gospodin Franjo is a
novel by
Slovenian author Fran
Maselj (pen name: Podlimbarski). It was
first published in 1913. The
author incorporates an
overt message...
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Gentlemen for a Day (Bulgarian: Господин за един ден, romanized:
Gospodin za edin den) is a
Bulgarian comedy-drama film
released in 1983,
directed by Nikolay...
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Mister Designer (Russian: Господин оформитель, romanized:
Gospodin oformitel) is a 1987
Soviet horror film
produced and
directed by Oleg Teptsov, and based...
- West
Slavs and
Ukrainians use the
title Pan,
South Slavs and
Russians use
Gospodin,
while Belarusians use
either Pan or Spadar, and
Lithuanians use either...
- (Ваше благородие,
Vashe blagorodiye) and "Master Baron" (Господин барон,
Gospodin baron) were used to
address a
Russian baron.
There were two main groups...
- претседателски кандидат господин попоски от вевчани поздрав до народот".
Gospodin Poposki (Facebook) (in Macedonian). 15
February 2024.
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