ukrainian

English - Turkish

Definition of ukrainian in English Turkish dictionary

Ruslar Donetsk'i Ukraynalılara geri verdiğinde, orada ayakta kalmış tek bir bina olmayacak. - When the Russians give back Donetsk to the Ukrainians, there won't be a single building left standing.

Grubun tüm üyeleri Ukraynalıydı. - All the members of the band were Ukrainian.

{i} Ukraynaca

Ukrayna'ya Ukraynacada Ukraina denir. - Ukraine is called Ukraina in Ukrainian.

Ben Ukraynaca bilmiyorum. - I don't speak Ukrainian.

{s} Ukrayna

Ukrayna'da, ben hep Ukraynaca konuşurum. - In Ukraine I always speak Ukrainian.

Ukraynalı kızlar, dünyanın en güzel kızlarıdır. - Ukrainian girls are the most beautiful girls in the world.

{s} Ukrayna, Ukrayna'ya özgü

Ukraynaca/Ukraynalı

Rutenca

ukrayna dili

English - English

Definition of ukrainian in English English dictionary: The East Slavic language of Ukrainians, and the official language of Ukraine; A person of Ukrainian ethnicity or a citizen of Ukraine; Relating to Ukraine or its people; an East Slavic language, that of the Ukrainian ethnicity, and the official language of Ukraine; {s} of or related to the Ukraine; {i} Slavic language spoken in the Ukraine; {i} native or resident of the Ukraine; the Slavic language spoken in the Ukraine; of or relating to or characteristic of Ukraine or its people or culture; the Slavic language spoken in the Ukraine of or relating to or characteristic of Ukraine or its people or culture
Ukrainian Easter eggs: plural form of Ukrainian Easter egg
Ukrainian SSR: Abbreviation of Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic: The Bolshevik state of Ukraine (1919–91), a constituent republic of the Soviet Union (1922–91)
Ukrainian alphabet: Any of several Cyrillic or Latin alphabets used to write Ukrainian in the past
Ukrainian alphabet: The ordered set of Cyrillic letters used to write the Ukrainian language
Ukrainian citizen: {i} citizen of Ukraine
Ukrainian language: formerly Ruthenian language Slavic language spoken by about 41 million people in Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Russia, and in enclaves around the world. Only about three-quarters of Ukrainians are first-language speakers of Ukrainian, but there are millions of first-language speakers in Russia, Belarus, and the Central Asian republics. Ukraine's premodern literary language was Church Slavonic (see Old Church Slavonic language). Ukrainian was one component in the chancery language of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, which also mixed Church Slavonic, Belarusian, and Polish. With the fall of the Zaporizhzhya Cossacks in the 18th century, Ukrainian speakers were stateless and the status of the language, thought of as peasant speech by the nobility, was low. The language and orthography (using a form of the Cyrillic alphabet) were gradually standardized in the 19th century
Old Ukrainian: The Old East Slavic language
Ukrainian.: Ukie