bells

Bosnek 3

48 (a) ìde u čèrkvata ta bìe kambànata ta ìdexa
she goes to the church, the bells ring out, and they [all] went,

Dolno Draglište 2

1 (b) čùkna: kəmbànite ìdeme v čèrkvə vrɤ̀nemè se ut tàm
The church bells ring, and we go to church. [When] we come back from there,

Repljana 2

100 (a) edɤ̀n i dzvònutu dṛ̀nnu čèkaj dzvònutu da l'òskamo
someone [came] and rang the church bells. So we thought, let's us ring the bells [too]

Skrŭt 3

87 (f) mladèžeto mladèži i stàri se pràeja sas stənčinàrto s zvònci sas kòži
The youth! Young people, and old too were mummers, with bells, with skins –

Trjavna

239 (PSh) a nə na tìja ràboti oddòlu ne ìm li vrɤ̀zvate nèštu̥
And don’t you tie something underneath these things?

240 (b) kvò də im
What should [we tie] on them?

241 (PSh) ami zvəncì
Well, bells –

245 (b) è n’àkuj mu slàgə əmə nìj ni smè im slàgəli
Eh! Someone [else might] put them on but we [never] have put them on them.

246 (b) ìmə n’àkuj im slàgət
There are some who put them on them.

247 (PSh) a kàk im vìkate na t’àx na tìe zvəncì
What do you call them, these bells?

248 (b) zvənčètə
Little bells.

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Recommended Model for Citations

Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition [2016] (http://www.bulgariandialectology.org, visited on 1 March 2016)
Babjak 1: 13-15. In: Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition [2016] (http://www.bulgariandialectology.org, visited on 1 March 2016)

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