Bosniak

English

Etymology

Serbo-Croatian Bošnjak (“Bosniak”), from Bosna (“Bosnia”) (Cyrillic: Босна)

Noun

Wikipedia Bosniak (plural Bosniaks)

1. A person belonging to autochthonous South Slavic people living mainly in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Sandžak region of Serbia and Montenegro.
2. A person typically characterized by their tie to the Bosnian historical region, traditional adherence to Islam, and common culture and language.

Translations

person from Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 波斯尼亞人 (cmn), 波斯尼亚人 (cmn) (Bōsīníyǎ-rén)

• Finnish: bosnialainen (fi)
• Hungarian: bosnyák (hu)
• Japanese: ボスニア人 (ja) (Bosunia-jin)
• Latvian: bosnietis (lv) m, bosniete (lv) f
• Polish: Bośniak (pl) m, Bośniaczka (pl) f

• Russian: босниец (ru) (bosníjec) m , бошняк (ru) (bošnják) m , боснийка (ru) (bosníjka) f , бошнячка (ru) (bošnjáčka) f 
• Serbo-Croatian: Бо̀шња̄к (sh) m, Bòšnjāk (sh) m, Боса́нац (sh) m, Bosánac (sh) m, Босанка (sh) f, Bòsānka (sh) f
• Turkish: Boşnak (tr)

a person with ties to Bosnia

• Finnish: bosnialainen (fi)

• Turkish: Boşnak (tr)