Definition
Definition of Bari - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
port citycity in southern Italy
- Bari is known for its beautiful old town.
2.
namesurname of Italian origin
- Maria Bari is a renowned artist.
3.
languageTECH. Nilotic language spoken in South SudanTECH.
- The Bari language is taught in local schools.
4.
cultureTECH. tribe of Karo people in South SudanTECH.
- The Bari people have a rich cultural heritage.
5.
musicTECH. type of large drum used in traditional musicTECH.
- The musician played the bari with great skill.
6.
Colombian peopleTECH. people of Colombia known as MotilonTECH.
- The Bari people live in the Catatumbo region.
Origin of Bari
Italian, Bari (city name)
Examples of Bari in a sentence
They took a train from Rome to Bari. The Bari family has a long history. Luca Bari won the award for best chef. Many people in the region speak Bari fluently. Bari has several dialects that vary by village. Bari traditions are celebrated annually.
The Bari language is unique to their tribe. The rhythm of the bari echoed through the village. He bought a new bari for the festival. The Bari have a rich cultural heritage. Anthropologists study the Bari to understand their traditions.
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- French:Bari, bari, ...
- German:Bari, Bari-Leute, ...
- Italian:Bari, bari, ...
- Spanish:Bari, bari, ...
- Portuguese:Bari, bari, ...
- Chinese:巴里, 巴里语, ...
- Japanese:バーリ, バリ, ...
- Arabic:باري, لغة باري, ...
- Hebrew:בָּארִי, בָּארִי, ...
- Russian:Бари, язык бари, ...
- Ukrainian:Барі, барі, ...
- Hindi:बारी, बारी लोग, ...
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