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Bianka

Italianfeminine2 syllables

The story behind Bianka

From Italian Bianca.

Other language forms and explanations (2)
  • Polish entry

    Borrowed from Italian Bianca.

  • Slovak entry

    Derived from Italian Bianca.

Pronunciation

Hungarian: [ˈbijɒŋkɒ]

Regional pronunciation variants
  • Polish: /ˈbjaŋ.ka/
  • Slovak: /bɪ̯anka/
  • Slovak: [ˈbɪ̯aŋka]

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