Hercegovina

[her-tse-gaw-vi-nah]

noun

1. Herzegovina.

Hercegovina

/ ˈhɛrtsɛɡɔvina /

noun

1. a variant of Herzegovina

Example Sentences

Hundreds of Sarajevo residents gathered Saturday at the square to sign a petition of support for US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as they are thankful for the involvement of both Bill Clinton as a president and Hillary as a secretary of state for their work and efforts in stopping of brutal Bosnian war in the 1990's and later formation of modern and democratic Bosnia Hercegovina.

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Bosnia and Hercegovina international Begovic is set to complete an £8m move to Stamford Bridge, where the 28-year-old will compete with Thibaut Courtois for the number one spot.

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Croats voting in Hercegovina and in the diaspora helped her.

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At the time there were three bidders for a network of banks and financial institutions in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Serbia and Montenegro.

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Bosnia and Hercegovina striker Edin Dzeko is one of those whose performances have lifted since Pellegrini's arrival.

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