Ukrainian
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- adjective
- /juˈkreɪniən/
- So much of what I saw in the Ukrainian countryside reminded me of Latin America.
- Ukrainian citizens
- Ukrainian forces
- Ukrainian army
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that became part of the Ukrainian political DNA.
- And that became part of the Ukrainian political DNA.
- He's just had his first child with his Ukrainian born wife there.
- We would like to encourage Ukrainian politicians to be defiant of Russia.
- He puts a huge Ukrainian flag in front of his restaurant.
- What was Biden's role at this Ukrainian gas company?
- In fact, even the Ukrainian leaders are Speaking of it this way.
- But it seems to me like the Ukrainian response has been pretty intense.
- Everything here is Ukrainian, like no foreign foods or drinks.
- So it starts with it's the Ukrainian party's fault.
- This is not Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinsky.
Examples
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If the Russians succeed, that doesn't simply destroy the Ukrainian nation and the Ukrainian state.
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We can still catch that Ukrainian film.
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What is clear is that the new Ukrainian state failed.
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The call to the Ukrainian president was perfect.
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We served together on the Ukrainian front.
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Please make sure that our Ukrainian skies are safe.
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Speaker, our objective remains to ensure a Ukrainian victory in this conflict.
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We would like to encourage Ukrainian politicians to be defiant of Russia.
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Grandfather was delighted and praised her: "Eh, whatever you say, Ukrainian cuisine is the best in the world."
Fiction book (1996) -
The choir will sing sacred music and contemporary songs in Ukrainian, Russian, and English.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ukrainian as an adjective comes from Ukraine plus the ending -ian, which means 'from' and is used in words like Canadian, and the country's name once meant 'borderland' or 'edge'. So Ukrainian describes something that is from or about Ukraine.