Bulgarian edit

Pronunciation edit

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  • IPA(key): [dʲo̟] (always unstressed)

Etymology 1 edit

Transliteration of French de.

Preposition edit

дьо (djo)

  1. of; used in French loan terms
    Гледа ли вчера „Тур дьо Франс“?
    Gleda li včera „Tur djo Frans“?
    Did you watch the Tour de France yesterday?
Usage notes edit
  • Used exclusively in transliterations and loanwords including the French preposition de; never used independently, and is usually isolated to French-language terminology and names, such as Tour de France.

Etymology 2 edit

Transliteration of French deux.

Numeral edit

дьо (djo)

  1. two; used in French loan terms
    Балерините танцуваха па дьо дьо.
    Balerinite tancuvaha pa djo djo.
    The ballerinas were dancing a pas de deux.
Usage notes edit
  • Extremely rare usage, which is typically constrained to the term "pas de deux". Note that this form is identical to the prepositional form, which is contrarily a transliteration of de; the numeral form is also restricted to French loan terms, much like its prepositional counterpart.