Talk:False Friends of the Slavist/Ukrainian

Proofreading Center
Some things still have to be done by speakers of Ukrainian. Please leave a note about what you are doing or have done in the following list of tasks.

Monolingual page
The monolingual page has to be proof-read by someone who knows Ukrainian well; please correct the mistakes you find and make a list of your corrections here, so that other people can use your list to correct the bilingual pages. While doing this, look if someone else has already listed mistakes they spotted on this talk page.
 * Starting to check the monolingual page. Eritain 05:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC)

Bilingual pages
The bilingual pages should be proof-read after the monolingual page is corrected, so that the mistakes spotted there can already be used. Please have a look at the talk pages of the bilingual pages, too, to see if someone else has already made comments about mistakes there.


 * Ukrainian-Russian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Belarusian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Polish (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Kashubian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Upper Sorbian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Czech (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Slovak (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Slovenian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Croatian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Bosnian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Serbian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Macedonian (proof-read, see talk page)
 * Ukrainian-Bulgarian (proof-read, see talk page)

Maps
Someone should look through the semasiological maps of those words where there have been mistakes in the monolingual page and adapt them.

igorsova: It would be great if you could include word krajina (kraina, краjина, країна) not only word kraj.

Translations needed

 * The bilingual pages should have headings in the respective languages, in separate lines (i.e. with an empty line between them in the edit window) below the main heading. So we need the following Ukrainian translations:
 * " Ukrainian-Belarusian false friends " below (above the Belarusian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Belarusian page.
 * " Ukrainian-Kashubian false friends " above (under the Kashubian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Kashubian page.
 * " Ukrainian-Upper Sorbian false friends " above (under the Upper Sorbian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Upper Sorbian page.
 * " Ukrainian-Czech false friends " above (under the Czech heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Czech page.
 * " Ukrainian-Slovak false friends " above (under the Slovak heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Slovak page.
 * " Ukrainian-Slovenian false friends " above (under the Slovenian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Slovenian page.
 * " Ukrainian-Macedonian false friends " above (under the Macedonian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Macedonian page.
 * " Ukrainian-Bulgarian false friends " above (under the Bulgarian heading, if it exists) at the head of the Ukrainian-Bulgarian page.

Багатир
I believe this word shares its meaning with the Russian word богатырь - at least I found багатирський as athletic in but I'm not sure about the other meaning. -Iopq 12:51, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
 * No, in Ukrainian it is about the man, who is very "багатий", that is "rich" --Pavlo Shevelo 18:32, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

Жінка
Чому тут слово "жінка" повторюється двічі?--94.178.191.135 (discuss) 15:14, 30 March 2011 (UTC)