Ukrainian

How many syllables in Ukrainian?

ukrainian has 4 syllables

Split Ukrainian into syllables?

ukrain-ian

Definition of Ukrainian

relating to or characteristic of Ukraine, its people, or their language.

How should Ukrainian divide into syllables

There are 4 syllables in the word 'Ukrainian.' The vowels are 'U,' 'a,' 'i,' and 'a.' The consonants are 'k,' 'r,' 'n,' and 'n.'

Part of Speech - Ukrainian

Adjective

My friend is Ukrainian and she speaks Ukrainian fluently.

Sentences with Ukrainian

I am learning about Ukrainian culture in school.
My mom's friend is from Ukraine and she is Ukrainian.
I want to visit Ukraine one day and meet Ukrainian people.
I love the sound of Ukrainian music.
My Ukrainian grandmother makes the best pierogies.
I am trying to learn some Ukrainian words.
The Ukrainian flag is blue and yellow.
Ukrainian embroidery is very beautiful.
I am proud to be Ukrainian-American.
The Ukrainian language uses the Cyrillic alphabet.

Quotes with Ukrainian

"Ukraine is not a brothel!" - Femen (Ukrainian feminist activist)
"The Ukrainian people deserve to see their country emerge from this crisis as a stable, secure, and prosperous democracy." - Barack Obama
"I have good Ukrainian blood." - Wladimir Klitschko
"Ukrainian women are the most beautiful in the world." - Andriy Shevchenko
"Ukraine is a vital link for Europe: our energy transportation network, our location between the EU and Russia, our 46 million hard-working people." - Yulia Tymoshenko

Number of characters in Ukrainian

9 ( u, k, r, a, i, n, i, a, n )

Unique letters in Ukrainian

6 ( u, k, r, a, i, n )

Ukrainian Backwards

nainiarku

Phonetic Transcription of Ukrainian

IPA (International): ju:ˈkreɪni:ʌn

ARA (American): juˈkreniʌn

EPA (English): ju:ˈkreɪni:ʌn

YUW-KREY-NIY-AH-N

More Ukrainian Synonyms

Ukrainian-speaking

Ukrainianization

r

Ukrainian Rhymes

pomeranian

tasmanian

hovnanian

rumanian

stepanian

aslanian

o'hanian

iranian

mediterranean

panamanian

arslanian

subterranean

jordanian

bahrainian

ohanian

pennsylvanian

romanian

tanzanian

lithuanian

vartanian

albanian