Bukovina

(bo̵̅o̅kə vē)

region in central Europe, partly in N Romania & partly in SW Ukraine: an Austrian crown land from 1775 to 1918

See Bukovina in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also Bu·co·vi·na

A historical region of eastern Europe in western Ukraine and northeast Romania. A part of the Roman province of Dacia, it was overrun by barbarian hordes after the third century A.D. The area was later controlled by Kiev, the Ottoman Empire, and Austria.

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