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vault/Languages/Bulgarian/Spelling/Spelling Adjectives.md

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+# Capitalisation
+
+
+# Compound Adjectives
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound adjectives in which the two parts carry equal amounts of the overall meaning are written with a dash.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>черно-бял, историко-географски, морално-етичен
+>>
+>
+>>[!WARNING] Exception
+>>
+>>сърбохърватски, глухоням, земноводен
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound adjectives in which one part semantically depends on the other are written as one word.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>староппланински, здравноосигурителна, литературохудожествен
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound adjectives representing the names of geographic regions are written separately and each part is capitalised.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>Капитан Андреево, Граф Игнатиево, Генерал Тошево
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound adjectives which are derived from personal names and indicate a characteristic are written as one word without capitalisation.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>елинпелински (стил), маркототевски (късмет), димчодебеляновски (лиризъм), отецпаисиевески (патриотизъм), ботевски (героизъм), славекойвски (модернизъм), яворовски (трагизъм)
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>The parts of compound adjectives which are derived from personal names and indicate possession are separated by a dash and each one is capitalised.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>Иван-Вазова (творба), Димчо-Дебелянова (елегия), Ботево стихотворение, Вазов роман
+>>
+>
+>>[!WARNING] Exception
+>>
+>>If the first part is not a personal name, then it is not capitalised.
+>>
+>>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>>
+>>>чорбаджи-Маркови (деца), дядо-Йоцов (поздрав)
+>>>
+>>
+>>>[!WARNING] Exception
+>>>
+>>>If nevertheless the first part has become part of the name itself, then it is capitalised.
+>>>
+>>>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>>>
+>>>>Бай-Ганьово (поведение)
+>>>>
+>>>
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>If the first part of a compound adjective is a number written with digits, then the first part is separated from the rest via a dash.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>45-годишен, 25-дневна, 15-етажен, 32-местен, 120-килограмов, 45-градусов
+>>
+>
+>If the first part of a compound adjective is a single-word number written out with letters, then it is not written separately from the rest.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>тридесетгодишен, петнайсететажен, деветдесетградусов
+>>
+>
+>If the first part of a compound adjective is a multiple-word number written out with letters, then it is written separately from the rest.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>седемдесет и пет годишен, четиридесет и осем местен
+>>
+>

vault/Languages/Bulgarian/Spelling/Spelling Adverbs.md

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+# Compound Adverbs
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound advebrs formed from a preposition and an adverb are written as one word.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>отдалече, насетне, поотделно, засега, догоре, изотзад, накратко, отскоро, постарому, додолу, изотвъд, оттук, оттам, дотам, наведнъж, понякога, досега, изотвън, набързо, изотвътре, накриво, изотгоре, изотдалече, изотдолу
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>Compound adverbs from a preposition and a noun are written as one word.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>вследствие, всъщност, доземи, докрай, вкъщи, покрай, накрай, впоследствие, наполовина
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>The parts of a compound adverb formed from the repetition of an adverb, from two synonymous or from two antonymous adverbs are separated via a dash.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>набързо-набързо, живо-здраво, днес-утре, горе-долу
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>The parts of a compound adverb formed from two verbs in imperative form are separated via a dash.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>кажи-речи
+>>
+>
+
+>[!INFO]
+>
+>The parts of a compound adverb formed from an adverb and a verb in imperative form are separated via a dash.
+>
+>>[!EXAMPLE]
+>>
+>>току-виж
+>>
+>