Associations to the word «Ukrainian»
Noun
- Mennonite
- Russia
- Immigrant
- Defender
- Thrower
- Sprinter
- Natalia
- Kazakhstan
- Footballer
- Partisan
- Caucasus
- Fencer
- Descent
- Republic
- Riga
- Nazi
- Goalkeeper
- Wehrmacht
- Molotov
- Konstantin
- Rower
- Irina
- Moscow
- Linguist
- Winnipeg
- Historiography
- Activist
- Swimmer
- Catholic
- Extermination
- Philology
- Lithuania
- Communist
- Repression
- Chess
- Emigration
- Boris
- Nazis
- Anarchist
- Autonomy
- Armenian
- Language
- Massacre
- Slovakia
- Uprising
- Populist
- Alphabet
- Slav
- Dmitri
- Russo
- Finnish
- Territory
- Croat
- Serviceman
- Ceasefire
- Turkish
- Chechen
- Portuguese
- Albanian
- Orthodoxy
- Hebrew
- Danish
- Swedish
- Azerbaijani
- Mortar
- Grenade
- Serb
- Korean
- Norwegian
- Launcher
- German
- Italian
- Arabic
- Spokesman
- Roma
- Checkpoint
- Dutch
- Montenegrin
- Spanish
- Turkic
- Austrian
Adjective
Wiktionary
UKRAINIAN, noun. (countable) A person of Ukrainian ethnicity or a citizen of Ukraine.
UKRAINIAN, proper noun. The East Slavic language of Ukrainians, and the official language of Ukraine.
UKRAINIAN, adjective. Relating to Ukraine or its people.
UKRAINIAN ALPHABET, proper noun. The ordered set of Cyrillic letters used to write the Ukrainian language.
UKRAINIAN ALPHABET, proper noun. (historical) Any of several Cyrillic or Latin alphabets used to write Ukrainian in the past.
UKRAINIAN EASTER EGG, noun. Alternative term for pysanka
UKRAINIAN EASTER EGGS, noun. Plural of Ukrainian Easter egg
UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC, proper noun. The Bolshevik state of Ukraine (1919–91), a constituent republic of the Soviet Union (1922–91).
UKRAINIAN SSR, proper noun. Abbreviation of Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.
Dictionary definition
UKRAINIAN, noun. The Slavic language spoken in the Ukraine.
UKRAINIAN, adjective. Of or relating to or characteristic of Ukraine or its people or culture.
Wise words
All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed
in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy,
hope.