How to Say “Glass” in Bulgarian

стъкло
staklo
The English word 'glass' is стъкло (staklo) in Bulgarian.
стъкло refers to a drinking vessel.
Meaning: drinking vessel (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The definite form of the noun is formed by adding the suffix –то, as in стъклото for 'the glass'.

How do you pronounce it?

staklo

Did you know?

  • In Bulgaria, it is a traditional custom to clink glasses and say Наздраве, which literally translates to 'To your health'. Failing to make eye contact while doing this is often seen as impolite.
  • Bulgarian has a specific word, чарка, for a small glass used specifically for drinking rakia, the national fruit brandy.
  • The Bulgarian word стъкло shares an ancient ancestor with the Gothic word stikls, meaning 'glass'.

Examples in context

  • Стъклото е чупливо.
    Glass is breakable.
    This sentence is useful for describing the physical property of стъкло.
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  • Искаме да поръчаме четири чаши вино.
    We want to order four glasses of wine.

Example conversation

Dimitar and Elena are in the kitchen.

  1. Димитър Dimitar

    Елена, къде е моето стъкло?
    Elena, kade e moyeto staklo?
    Elena, where is my glass?
  2. Елена Elena

    На масата е, Димитър.
    Na masata e, Dimitar.
    It is on the table, Dimitar.
  3. Димитър Dimitar

    Не го виждам тук.
    Ne go vizhdam tuk.
    I don't see it here.
  4. Елена Elena

    О, стъклото е зад бутилката.
    O, stakloto e zad butilkata.
    Oh, the glass is behind the bottle.

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