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The term Macedonian can describe:
Geography
An adjective pertaining to
- The wider region of Macedonia and its inhabitants
- The Greek region of Macedonia also known as Aegean Macedonia
- The Republic of Macedonia, also known as Vardar Macedonia or the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
- The Bulgarian region of Macedonia, also known as Pirin Macedonia
Ethnicity
- An Ancient Macedonian (Makedon) or an adjective relating to the ancient Hellenic kingdom of Macedon (Makedonikos)
- A (modern) Macedonian, sometimes referred to as a "Macedonian Slav" - see Macedonians (ethnic group)
Ethnography/Regional afiliation
- A Macedonian Bulgarian - see Bulgarians
- A Macedonian (Makedonas), sometimes referred to as a "Greek Macedonian" - see Greeks
History
- The Macedonian dynasty (Makedones) of the Byzantine Empire.
- A member of the early Christian sect called the Macedonians (Makedonioi)
Linguistics
- The Ancient Macedonian language (see also Macedon)
- The Macedonian idiom of Greek language, spoken in Macedonia
- The modern Macedonian language, a Slavic language
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Macedonian.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Category: