ZAPORIZHZHYA

Meaning of ZAPORIZHZHYA in English

Pronunciation: ˌ zä-p ə - ' r ē zh-zhy ə

Variant: or Russian Za · po · rozh' · ye \ ˌ zä-p ə - ' ro ̇ -zh ə \ or formerly Ale · ksan · drovsk \ ˌ a-lik- ' san-dr ə fsk \

Function: geographical name

city SE Ukraine pop 897,000

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ZAPORIZHZHYA — or Russian Zaporozh'ye or formerly Aleksandrovsk geographical name city SE Ukraine population 897,000
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
ZAPORIZHZHYA — formerly (until 1921) Aleksandrovsk City (pop., 2001: 815,000), on the Dnieper River in southeastern Ukraine. In 1770 the fortress of …
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ZAPORIZHZHYA — geographical name or Russian Za·po·rozh'·ye ˌzä-pə-ˈrȯ-zhə ; or formerly Ale·ksan·drovsk ˌa-lik-ˈsan-drəfsk city SE Ukraine population 897,000
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ZAPORIZHZHYA — Russian Zaporozhye, also spelled Zaporozhe, or Zaporozje, oblast (province), southeastern Ukraine. It encompasses the northwestern shore of the Sea of …
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ZAPORIZHZHYA — formerly (until 1921) Aleksandrovsk City (pop., 2001: 815,000), on the Dnieper River in southeastern Ukraine. In 1770 the fortress of …
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ZAPOROZH'YE — geographical name see: Zaporizhzhya
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
ALEKSANDROVSK — geographical name see: Zaporizhzhya
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE — formerly Ruthenian language Only about three-quarters of Ukrainians are first-language speakers of Ukrainian, but there are millions of first-language speakers …
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ZAPOROZH'YE — see Zaporizhzhya
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ALEKSANDROVSK — — see Zaporizhzhya
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VOLYN-PODILSK UPLAND — also spelled Volyn-podolsk, plateau extending between the Dniester and upper Bug river valleys in the west and the Dnieper River …
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UKRAINE, FLAG OF — horizontally divided blue-yellow national flag. Its width-to-length ratio is 2 to 3. More than a thousand years ago a powerful …
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KHARKIV — Russian Kharkov, also spelled Char'kov, city and administrative centre of Kharkiv oblast (province), northeastern Ukraine. It lies at the confluence …
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BERDYANSK — also spelled Berdiansk, formerly (193958) Osipenko, city and port, Zaporizhzhya oblast (province), southeastern Ukraine. It lies along the Berdyansk Gulf …
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AZOV UPLAND — Ukrainian Pryazovska Vysochyna hilly region, Zaporizhzhya and Donetsk oblasti (provinces), southeastern Ukraine. Part of the Ukrainian Crystalline Shield, the Azov …
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UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE — formerly Ruthenian language Slavic language spoken by about 41 million people in Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Russia, and in enclaves around …
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