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Dniester
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English
river Q131210
Dnestrovskiy rayon 2020.svg en Dniester Raion (red) within Chernivtsi Oblast (white), between other Ukrainian territories (peach) and Moldova (lilac)
Etymology
en :bor<conj:and/or> ru:Днестр uk:Дністер 1 ++ The first element is from en ine-pro *déh₂nu river, found in several other river names such as en Danube and ru Донец; more at Danube.
Pronunciation
en /ˈniːstəɹ/
Proper noun
en Q131210 en A major <<river>> in Eastern Europe, flowing south through <<c/Ukraine,Moldova>> to the Black Sea.
en Dnister
en raion obl/Chernivtsi c/Ukraine established in July 2020 Kelmentsi.
en p. 2021 April Tetyana Dytyna Gulbarshyn Chepurko;Lidiya Hladchenko;Iryna Nahorna;Oksana Pysana Brief overview of the analytical report: Research into the local self-government bodies overcoming the challenges posed by COVID-19 in providing educational services in the municipalities https://decentralization.ua/uploads/attachment/document/822/Summary_Access_to_Education.pdf U-LEAD with Europe https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://decentralization.ua/uploads/attachment/document/822/Summary_Access_to_Education.pdf the 10th of December 2025 “Good examples of ensuring access to education in the municipality during COVID-19 restrictions” (pages 19–21), title of section 5 21 https://decentralization.ua/uploads/attachment/document/822/Summary_Access_to_Education.pdf#page=21 5. Chernivtsi Oblast, Dniester Raion, the village of Kelmentsi, Kelmentsi Municipality.
en 2023 June 28th Operational information from the regions of the Active Community network 06/27/2023 https://web.archive.org/web/20231003213608/https://ukrainiancode.org/operational-information-from-the-regions-of-the-active-community-network-06-27-2023/ NGO “Ukrainian Code” https://web.archive.org/web/20231003213608/https://ukrainiancode.org/operational-information-from-the-regions-of-the-active-community-network-06-27-2023/ the 3rd of October 2023 Western Oblasts: Chernivtsi Oblast In Bukovyna, the religious community of the village of Ivanivtsi, Dniester raion, decided to transfer from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.
Meronyms
en constituent hromady of the raion Kelmentsi<qq:settlement hromada> Khotyn<qq:urban hromada> Klishkivtsi<qq:rural hromada> Livyntsi<qq:rural hromada> Mamalyha<qq:rural hromada> Nedoboivtsi<qq:rural hromada> Novodnistrovsk<qq:urban hromada> Rukshyn<qq:rural hromada> Sokyriany<qq:urban hromada> Vashkivtsi<qq:rural hromada>
Related terms
en Dnieper Podniprovya Transnistria
Translations
river in Europe
Armenian: hy Դնեստր
Belarusian: be Дне́стар m, be Днестр
Czech: cs Dněstr m
Esperanto: eo Dnestro
French: fr Dniestr m
Georgian: ka დნესტრი
German: de Dnister m
Greek: el Δνείστερος m
Ancient Greek: grc Τύρας m
Hindi: hi नीस्टर
Hungarian: hu Dnyeszter
Irish: ga Dnístir f An Dnístir
Latin: la Danaster m, la Tyras m
Macedonian: mk Днестар m
Nogai: nog Тарку, nog Таркув
Pannonian Rusyn: rsk Днїстер m
Polish: pl Dniestr m
Romanian: ro Nistru
Russian: ru Днестр m
Turkish: tr Dinyester, tr Özi, tr Turla
Ukrainian: uk Дністе́р m
Yiddish: yi נעסטער
raion of Chernivtsi, Ukraine
Ukrainian: uk Дністро́вський райо́н m-in, uk Дністро́вщина f-in
Further reading
Dniester Raion
Mallory, J.P; Mair, Victor H. (2000). The Tarim Mummies: Ancient China and the Mystery of the Earliest Peoples from the West. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 106.
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Anagrams
en deeinrst Neiderts desertin' disenter indesert inserted nerdiest resident sentried sintered tendries trendies
en Rivers in Europe