No. 892 in Bulgarian

михаил

The Bulgarian word "Михаил" translates to "Michael," a male given name.

In a sentence

Михаил е талантлив музикант.
Mikhail is a talented musician.
The word 'Михаил' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence and referring to an individual by name.
Вчера срещнах Михаил на пазара.
Yesterday I met Mikhail at the market.
Here, 'Михаил' is again a proper noun, functioning as a direct object, identifying a specific person encountered.
Ще говоря с Михаил по-късно днес.
I will talk to Mikhail later today.
In this example, 'Михаил' is a proper noun used as the object of a preposition, indicating the person with whom the action of speaking will occur.

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