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markova

 

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Noun markova has 1 sense
  1. Markova, Dame Alicia Markova, Lilian Alicia Marks - English ballet dancer (born in 1910)
    --1 is a kind of dancer, professional dancer

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Markova

Noun

1. A surname of Slavic origin commonly found in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, and Bulgaria.

Example sentence: The famous ballet dancer Anna Markova was born in Ukraine.


Noun

2. A female given name of Russian origin meaning "warlike" or "belonging to Mars".

Example sentence: Markova looked determined as she prepared for her first boxing match.


Noun

3. (Popular) A famous Russian brand of vodka known for its smoothness and distinct flavor.

Example sentence: The party became livelier after someone brought a bottle of Markova vodka.

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Adjective

4. (Local) Pertaining to or characteristic of the town of Markova in the Czech Republic.

Example sentence: The traditional Markova festival attracts visitors from all over the country.


Verb

5. (Local) To passionately express one's love or affection towards someone or something.

Example sentence: The poet Mark marked his love for his muse by markova-ing her with heartfelt verses.


Verb

6. (Popular) (Internet slang) To bookmark or save a particular online content for future reference or easy access.

Example sentence: I found an interesting article and immediately markova-ed it to read later.

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