Liubashivka

English Etymology From en uk Любаші́вка. Pronunciation lyo͝obəshēvʹkə, en /ljʊbəˈshiːvkə/ Proper noun en former village silrada:suf/Yurkivka raion/Uman obl/Cherkasy c/Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic first mentioned in 1775, annexed to the silrada’s administrative centre, Yurkivka, in July 1958. en rural settlement/administrative centre shrom/Liubashivka raion/Podilsk obl/Odesa c/Ukraine founded in the eighteenth century. en former volost of povit:suf/Ananiv governorate/Kherson c/Russian Empire merged into Troitske Raion in March 1923. en former raion obl/Odesa c/Ukraine established in March 1923, disestablished in July 2020. en Yasenove Raion<q:original name March 1923–February 1926> en former selrada of raion/Liubashivka obl/Odesa c/Ukraine established in 1957, amalgamated into Liubashivka settlement hromada in February 2018. en shrom raion/Podilsk obl/Odesa c/Ukraine established in February 2018. Meronyms en constituent settlements of the former selrada :Liubashivka<qq:urban-type settlement, administrative centre> Vyshneve<qq:village> en constituent starostynski okruhy and settlements under immediate jurisdiction of the settlement hromada Ahafiivka<qq:comprises two villages> Bobryk<qq:comprises four villages> Bokove<qq:comprises five villages> Ivanivka<qq:comprises four villages> Krychunove<qq:comprises two villages> :Liubashivka<qq:rural settlement, administrative centre> Mala Vasylivka<qq:comprises five villages> Novokarbivka<qq:comprises seven villages> Novoselivka<qq:comprises two villages> Pokrovka<qq:comprises one village> Serhiivka<qq:comprises four villages> Troitske<qq:comprises five villages> Vyshneve<qq:village> Further reading en en Liubashivka Raion en Liubashivka settlement hromada