There was no answer from the bogatyr. Ilya shouted even louder than before, Louder than before, in a shrill voice— There was no answer from the bogatyr.
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Bogatyr
//ˌboʊɡəˈtɪɚ//
Synonyms for "bogatyr"
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4 entriesTranslations
55 translations across 41 languages.
Adyghe
1 entries- батыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Arabic
1 entries- بُوغَاتِير noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Armenian
1 entries- բոգատիր noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- bahadır noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Bashkir
2 entries- батыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- баһадир noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Belarusian
3 entries- асі́лак noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- багаты́р noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- ві́цязь noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Bulgarian
1 entries- богати́р noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 博加特耶爾 /博加特耶尔 noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- 維塔茲 /维塔兹 noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Chuvash
2 entries- паттӑр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- пӑхаттир noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Crimean Tatar
1 entries- batır noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Czech
1 entries- bohatýr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Finnish
1 entries- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
French
1 entries- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Georgian
1 entries- ბოგატირი noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
German
1 entries- Bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Hungarian
1 entries- bogatir noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Ingrian
1 entries- bohatteri noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Italian
1 entries- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Japanese
1 entries- ボガティール noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Kalmyk
1 entries- баатр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Kazakh
2 entries- батыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- баһадүр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Korean
1 entries- 보가티르 noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- баатыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Macedonian
1 entries- богатир noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Mongolian
2 entries- баатар noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- ᠪᠠᠭ᠋ᠠᠲᠤᠷ noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Nogai
1 entries- баьтир noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Old East Slavic
1 entries- богатꙑрь noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Polish
1 entries- bohater noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Portuguese
2 entries- bogatir noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Romanian
1 entries- bogatâr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Russian
2 entries- богаты́рь noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- ви́тязь noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Shor
1 entries- матыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Spanish
1 entries- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Swedish
1 entries- bogatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Tatar
2 entries- батыр noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- баһадир noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Turkish
1 entries- bahadır noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Turkmen
2 entries- baatyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- batyr noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Ukrainian
2 entries- богати́р noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- ви́тязь noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Uyghur
2 entries- باتۇر noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- باھادىر noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Uzbek
2 entries- bahodir noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
- botir noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Yakut
1 entries- боотур noun (medieval Russian heroic warrior — see also bahadur)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
Later on, he^([Tolstoy]) was equated with Ilya Muromets, the most famous Russian bogatyr - a semi-mythical medieval warrior who lay at home on the brick stove until he was thirty-three - then went on to perform great feats defending the realm. Ilya Muromets is Russia's traditional symbol of physical and spiritual strength.
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Some variants of the tale say that all the bogatyrs perished in the battle except Ilya of Murom, who, however, died after coming back as a winner.
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