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Meanings of little russians in English
Russian
малороссы Synonyms
Examples for "ukrainians"
Examples for "ukrainians"
1
Among the passengers were several Ukrainians along with French and Spanish citizens.
2
Among the passangers were several Ukrainians along with French and Spanish citizens.
3
Eastern Ukrainians want bread; they don't care if the sausage is good.
4
Several hundred Ukrainians gather on the capital's central Independence Square to protest.
5
Ukrainians are preparing for the next stage of resistance to Russian forces.
Usage of little russians in English
1
In a second line come the Great and Little Russians, the Roumanians, and the Bulgarians.
2
That was before all the little Russians went over, and the field wasn't so crowded.
3
These Russniaks are not little Russians in appearance.
4
During this reign, the highly educated and eminently practical Little Russians acquired more power than ever.
5
No romance, no little Russians, no army.
6
The Tartars seem the most settled and grown up and independent, and the Little Russians have more traditions.
7
The Ruthenians in southern Galicia and Bukowina, are identical in race and speech with the Little Russians of Ukrainia.
8
Some of these Ruthenians, following the Little Russians of the south, Gogol's country, were not enthusiastic when the Russians came through.
9
'He is one of the little Russians.'
10
(2) Little Russians (Malorossiani), dwelling south of the Russians, upon the shores of the Black Sea.
11
Besides this, they were nearly all emigrants from Great Russia, and mostly Old Ritualists or Sectarians, whilst the Zaporovians were Little Russians and Orthodox.