bylina

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• /bəˈliːnə/
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Borrowed from Russian были́на (bylína).

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: բիլինա (bilina) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Belarusian: былі́на (bylína) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Chinese Mandarin: 勇士讚歌 /勇士赞歌 (yǒngshì zàngē) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Crimean Tatar: bılina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Czech: bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Finnish: bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• French: byline — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Georgian: ბილინა (bilina) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• German: Bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Hebrew: בילינה — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Japanese: ブィリーナ (bwirīna) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Korean: 빌리나 (billina) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Polish: bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Portuguese: bilina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Russian: были́на (bylína) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Russian: ста́рина (stárina) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Slovak: bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Spanish: bylina — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem
• Ukrainian: били́на (bylýna) — traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem