Antonia.
Antonia is used as a Spanish name. It is derived from the Latin Antonius family and is the female version of Antonio. The name means "priceless" and "beautiful".
Babicka is cech for Grandmother, you pronounce it Bab itch ka. (FYI, the language is no longer called "Bohemian")
The Bohemian is an English equivalent of 'La bohème'. The feminine definite article 'la' means 'the'. The feminine noun 'bohème' means 'Bohemian'. Together, they're pronounced 'lah boh-ehm'.The phrase is the name of a famous opera by Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele Secondo Maria Puccini [December 22, 1858-November 29, 1924].
Husband in French is Mari.
Anton Jelinek is Bohemian. Antonia's husband is actually Anton Cuzak, also a Bohemian and a relative of Anton Jelinek. He moves to Black Hawk after a series of misfortunes to recover himself with his relative Jelinek, and he meets Antonia there and falls in love with her. They were married straight away.
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Anton Jelinek is Bohemian, though he is actually a relative of Antonia's husband. Antonia's husband, Anton Cuzak, joins Jelinek in Black Hawk after a string of bad luck where he meets Antonia and decides to settle down, falling in love the moment he meets her. The similarity in their names and histories creates the confusion which mislabels Anton Jelinek as the husband, rather than a relative of Cuzak.
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My Antonia by Willa Cather fuses together the fictional story of Antonia Shimerda and the real story of the author's own experiences living in Nebraska.
Joseph R. Novello
Generally, this is a name for a female. An example of this name used for a female is in Willa Cather's My Ántonia,where a Bohemian girl possesses the name.
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The Bohemian Encampment was created in 1896.
In Bohemian, "thank you" is "děkuji".
Bohemian Paradise was created in 1955.