Definitions:

1. A major geographical and administrative region in northern Greece, consisting of three administrative regions. NOUN
   • Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, is a vibrant city with a blend of Ottoman, Byzantine, and modern architecture.
2. Ancient kingdom located in the northeastern part of Greek peninsula, noted for its role in Greek history, particularly under the rule of King Phillip II and his son Alexander the Great, and a major center of Greek culture and military power. NOUN
   • The ancient kingdom of Macedonia was a powerful force in the Mediterranean region, laying the foundation for the Hellenistic era.
3. Formerly known as the Republic of Macedonia, is a modern sovereign state located in southeastern Europe, which gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. NOUN
   • The Macedonian language, closely related to Bulgarian, is spoken by over millions of people worldwide.
4. Refers to a broader geographical and historical region that covers parts of six Balkan countries. NOUN
   • The Balkan state of North Macedonia boasts stunning mountains, serene lakes, and a rich cultural heritage.

NearBy Words:

• macedonian