Definitions:

1. Can refer to individuals from the ancient kingdom of Macedonia, which was most famously ruled by Phillip II and Alexander the Great. NOUN
   • The ancient Macedonian kingdom, ruled by Alexander the Great, was a formidable force in the ancient world.
2. Describes cultural and national identity associated with the region of Macedonia. NOUN
   • Macedonian history is a rich tapestry of conquests, empires, and cultural exchange.
3. Generally refers to the ethnicity of the people native to the region of North Macedonia, and the language they speak, which is also called Macedonian. NOUN
   • The Macedonian people are known for their warm hospitality and vibrant spirit.
4. Refers to anything related to the geographical are of Macedonia, whether in Greece, North Macedonia, or the smaller parts in Bulgaria and Albania. NOUN
   • Macedonia is a land of ancient ruins, medieval monasteries, and natural wonders that captivate visitors with its allure.
5. Refers to the citizens of North Macedonia regardless of their ethnic identity. NOUN
   • He holds a Macedonian passport, but has lived abroad for most of his life.
   • Macedonian athletes have achieved great success in international competitions, particularly in wrestling and handball.