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List of English words of Ukrainian origin : ウィキペディア英語版
List of English words of Ukrainian origin
English words of Ukrainian origin are words in the English language that have been borrowed or derived from the Ukrainian language.
Some of them may have entered English via Russian, Polish, or Yiddish, among others. They may have originated in another languages, but are used to describe notions related to Ukraine. Some are regionalisms, used in English-speaking places with a significant Ukrainian diaspora population, especially Canada, but all of these have entered the general English vocabulary.
* ''Babka'' (Ukrainian: ба́бка), a sweet Easter bread (related to French ''baba au rhum'')
* ''Bandura'' (Ukrainian: банду́ра), a stringed instrument
* ''Chumak'' (Ukrainian: чума́к), a class of merchants and traders from the area comprising modern Ukraine.
* ''Gotch, gotchies, or gitch'' (Canadian English), underwear. Also ''gaunch, gaunchies'' in Alberta
* ''Hetman'' (Ukrainian: ге́тьман), a Cossack military leader
* ''Holubtsi'' (Canadian English), (Ukrainian: голубці́ ''holubtsi'', plural from голубе́ць ''holubets), cabbage rolls
* ''Hopak'' (Ukrainian: гопа́к), a lively traditional dance
* ''Horilka'' (Ukrainian: горілка), a Ukrainian alcoholic beverage.
* ''Kovbasa'' (Canadian English, from Ukrainian ковбаса́ ''kovbasa''), a garlic sausage. Also ''kubie, kubie burger''
* ''Lymonnyk'' (Ukrainian: лимо́нник), a lemon pie
* "Oseledets", a haircut similar to that worn by Ukrainian cossacks.
* ''Paska'' (Ukrainian: па́ска), a decorated Easter bread, also ''paskha'' or ''pashka'', a rich dessert with curd cheese and dried fruit
* ''Pyrih'' (Ukrainian: пирі́г),a pie that can have either a sweet or savoury filling
* ''Pyrizhky'' (Ukrainian: пиріжки́, plural from пиріжо́к ''pyrizhok'', diminutive from пирі́г ''pyrih''), a generic word for individual-sized baked or fried buns stuffed with a variety of fillings
* ''Pyrohy'' (Ukrainian: пироги́, plural from пирі́г ''pyrih''), stuffed dumplings or pastry (from western Ukraine, where it is a synonym for ''varenyky''). Also ''perogy''
* ''Pysanka'' (Ukrainian: пи́санка), a decorated Easter egg
* ''Varenyky'' (Ukrainian: варе́ники ''varenyky'', plural from варе́ник ''varenyk''), boiled dumplings with potato or meat inside
== English words from Ukrainian ==



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