Ukrainian I (344 bytes)
1: {{Template:Cyrillic alphabet navbox|
2: Heading=Cyrillic letter Ukrainian I|
3: ...age= Image:Cyrillic letter Byelorussian-Ukrainian I.png
5: ...nian language]]s. It represents the vowel sound /i/.

Ukrainian Ye (303 bytes)
1: {{Template:Cyrillic alphabet navbox|
2: Heading=Cyrillic letter Ukrainian Ye|
3: Image= Image:Cyrillic letter Ukrainian Ie.png}}
4: ... in the [[Ukrainian language]] to represent the [[iotated]] vowel sound /je/.

Ukrainian (158 bytes)
1: '''Ukrainian''' is:
3: * [[Ukrainian language]]
4: * a person of [[Ukrainians|Ukrainian ethnicity]]
5: * adjective for [[Ukraine]]
7: {{disambig}}

Romanization of Ukrainian (11657 bytes)
1: ...habet]], a variation of [[Cyrillic alphabet|Cyrillic]].
3: ...scription (linguistics)|transcription]], representing the spoken word.
5: == Conventional romanization of proper names ==
7: ...'Kiev''. The title of [[Kyiv]]'s entry on Wikipedia has been hotly debated.
9: ...ferent contexts, doubled letters are often simplified to one.

Ukrainian cuisine (2020 bytes)
1: ...pecially pork), vegetables, fruit, mushrooms, berries, herbs play a major part.
7: == Traditional dishes ==
11: ...ns. There are more than 30 regional recipe of cooking Borscht.
12: * ''[[kapusniak]]'' - sauerkraut soup.
13: ... ''[[rossolnik]]'' - soup with [[kidneys]] and [[pickles]].

Ukrainian alphabet (24558 bytes)
1: ...yrillic alphabet]] at the end of the first millennium.
3: {{Ukrainian alphabet}}
5: ...n of Ukrainian]] for details of specific romanization systems.
7: == Letter names and pronunciation ==
9: ...ainian letters, their names, and pronunciation in IPA and X-SAMPA"

Ukrainian Canadian (1980 bytes)
1: ...anadians by ethnicity|Canada's eighth largest ethnic group]].
3: ...has many similarities with the [[steppe]]s of Ukraine.
5: ...e Commonwealth Federation]] and the [[New Democratic Party]].
7: There are a number of Ukrainian Canadian institutions such as:
8: ...ization representing the Ukrainian Canadian community

Ukrainian SSR (3765 bytes)
1: ...1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width="300px">
2: ...&#1073;&#1083;&#1110;&#1082;&#1072;'''</big></caption>
3: <tr><td style="background:#efefef;" align="center" colspan=2>
4: ..."0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center;">
5: <tr><td width="140px">[[Image:Flag-ukranian-ssr.png|140px]]

Ukrainian language (27778 bytes)
2: {{language|name=Ukrainian|nativename=&#1091;&#1082;&#1088;&#1072;&#1111;&#1085;&...
3: |familycolor=lawngreen
4: |states=[[Ukraine]], [[Poland]], [[Slovakia]]
5: |region=--
6: |speakers=41 million|rank=26

Ukrainian rock (648 bytes)
1: ...inger [[Ruslana]] also uses some elements of rock in her work.
3: ...] was a very important Ukrainian rock [[music festival]]
9: ...ory:Ukrainian music]] [[Category:Rock music by nation]]

Ukrainian Falcons (356 bytes)
1: ... one of the only ones to fly restricted space missions.
3: {{Modern Aerobatic Teams}}
6: [[Category:Aerobatic teams]]
7: [[Category:Ukrainian Air Force]]

List of Ukrainian companies (281 bytes)
1: ...ist of [[company (law)|companies]] based in [[Ukraine]]:
4: *[[Aerosvit]]
6: *[[Apriorit]]
10: *[[Economy of Ukraine]]
11: *[[List of companies]]

Ukrainian Air Force (2317 bytes)
1: ...ith the Directive of General Staff Chief, [[Ukrainian Armed Forces]].
3: ...ry units, 2800 aircraft and more than 120 000 servicepersons.
5: ...arantor of its independence and territorial integrity.
7: == Ukrainian Falcons ==
9: ...been legally established, the court investigation is underway.

Ukrainian Insurgent Army (1951 bytes)
1: ...n goal of the UPA was an independent [[Ukraine]]. Its leader was [[Roman Shukhevych]].
3: ...ee [[Massacre of Poles in Volhynia]] for more details).
5: ...th parties could be categorized legally as [[genocide]].
7: ...cially in the mountainous regions of the [[Carpathians]].
10: * [[Massacre of Poles in Volhynia]]

Polish-Ukrainian War (3759 bytes)
1: ...'[[Orleta|Orl&#281;ta]]'', a 1926 painting by Wojciech Kossak]]
3: ...Eastern Galicia]] after the dissolution of [[Austria-Hungary]].
5: ...ry was also considered Polish by the local populations.
7: ... continued, and the fights for [[Lwów]] lasted until May of [[1919]].
9: ...well-equipped units under General [[Edward Rydz-Smigly|Edward Rydz]].

Hetmans of Ukrainian Cossacks (1792 bytes)
1: ...owing the title of [[hetmans of Poland and Lithuania]], at the end of [[16th century]] commanders of ...
3: ...nders, the top legislators (by issuing administrative decrees).
5: ...ack Hetmans) are known as Left-bank Cossacks and Right-bank Cossacks.
7: ...etman was abolished by [[Catherine II of Russia]] in [[1764]].
10: *[[Severyn Nalivaiko]]

Anthem of Ukrainian SSR (7473 bytes)
1: ... and the words were written by Pavel Tychina and Mikola Bazhan.
3: ==Ukrainian lyrics==
29: ==Latin transliteration==
30: :Zhivi, Ukraiino, prekrasna i silna,
31: :V Radians'kim Sojuzi ty czastja znaishla.

Flag of Ukrainian SSR (1000 bytes)
1: ...00px|Flag of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic]]
3: This flag was adopted by the [[Ukrainian SSR]] on [[November 21]], [[1949]].
5: ...;&#1057;&#1056;'' (''URSR'') in a sans-serif font in the top-left corner.
7: ...above the Cyrillic characters, which were in a serif font.
9: ...9;&#1057;&#1057;&#1056;'' (''USSR'') in a sans-serif font, and a gold border.

Ukrainian Orthodox Church (6760 bytes)
1: ... is currently separated into three major jurisdictions:
2: ...ch]] (the "Ukrainian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate" - UOC-MP).
4: ...rch Filaret Denysenko, formerly of the Moscow Patriarchate.
6: ...nian independence in the aftermath of [[World War I]].
8: ...nd the UAOC have strong support in the Ukrainian diaspora.

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (750 bytes)
1: ...s emigrant Ukrainian nationalist organizations during 1920s.
3: ...and]] immediately after the war, see [[Ukrainian Insurgent Army]].
5: [[Stepan Bandera]] was among its prominent leaders.
7: == Related article ==
9: * [[Wisla Action]]

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