ukrainian
IPA: jukrˈeɪniʌn
Root Word: Ukrainian
noun
- A citizen of Ukraine or a person of Ukrainian ethnicity.
- The East Slavic language of Ukrainians, and the official language of Ukraine.
adjective
- Relating to Ukraine or its people.
Examples of "ukrainian" in Sentences
- Ukrainians veer toward right wing nationalism.
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- The Ukrainian sources transliterate the name as Ihor.
- He was especially disapproving of Ukrainian settlement.
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- I was amazed that the bulk of the women all spoke Ukrainian.
- The service included the funeral rite of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
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- He becomes a norwegian, I become a bosniak, ukrainian, pole or whatever.
- But the originality of the Ukrainian shorthand should be specially noted.
- This has largely been due to the colossal efforts of the Ukrainian Churches.
- You have to renounce the citizenship of other country to accept the Ukrainian.
- By the end of 1918, the situation for the Ukrainian National Republic was dire.
- Starytsky made a considerable contribution to Ukrainian theater and dramaturgy.
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- Only 4% can speak fluently english and the confusion between russian and ukrainian has created a huge problem in the Institutes and in the daylife.