Kremenchuk

English

Kremenchuk Raion

Alternative forms

• (from Russian) Kremenchug

Etymology

From Ukrainian Кременчу́к (Kremenčúk).

Pronunciation

• enPR: krěmʹěn-cho͝okʹ, krěmǐncho͞okʹ

Proper noun

Kremenchuk

1. A city and raion of Poltava Oblast, Ukraine.
   • 2022 June 28, “Kyiv asks US to label Russia state terror sponsor as mall strike toll rises”, in EFE‎^[1], archived from the original on 28 June 2022:

     Ukraine's president on Tuesday urged Washington to recognize Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism after a missile strike on a crowded shopping mall in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk killed at least 18 people.

Translations

city

• Armenian: Կրեմենչուգ (hy) (Kremenčʻug)
• Bashkir: Кирмәнсек (Kirmənsek)
• Belarusian: Крэмэнчу́к m (Kremenčúk), Крамянчу́г m (Kramjančúh), Крамянчу́к m (Kramjančúk)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 克列緬丘格 / 克列缅丘格 (Kèlièmiànqiūgé)

• Chuvash: Керменчӳк (Kermenč̬ük)
• Czech: Kremenčuk m
• Dutch: Krementsjoek n
• Estonian: Krementšuk
• French: Krementchouk m, Krementchoug m
• Georgian: კრემენჩუკი (ḳremenčuḳi)
• German: Krementschuk n, Krementschug n
• Greek: Κρεμεντσούκ n (Krementsoúk)
• Hungarian: Kremencsuk (hu)
• Japanese: クレメンチューク (Kuremenchūku)
• Korean: 크레멘추크 (Keuremenchukeu)
• Latvian: Kremenčuka f
• Lithuanian: Kremenčukas m
• Macedonian: Кременчук m (Kremenčuk)
• Marathi: क्रेमेंचूक (kremeñcūk)
• Polish: Krzemieńczuk (pl) m
• Russian: Кременчу́г (ru) m (Kremenčúg)
• Tatar: Кирмәнчек (Kirmänçek)
• Ukrainian: Кременчу́к (uk) m (Kremenčúk)