Ookraanee

Ookraanee; українці
Earroo yn phobble
	Ny smoo na 43 millioon
Ardjyn lesh sleih mooar jeu
Çhengaghyn
	Ookraanish · Rooshish
Craueeaght
	Creestee son y chooid smoo; Cair-chredjuee Hiar, Catolee Ghreagagh, Protestoonee, Catolee Raueagh
Kynnaghyn mooinjeragh
	Ny Slavee Hiar elly (Rooshee, Belarooshee, Rusynee)

Ookraanee (Ookraanish: українці), she possan kynneeagh jeh'n sluight Slavagh Hiar dooghyssagh da'n Ookraan t'ad. She ny h-Ookraanee y shiaghtoo ashoon smoo^[1] 'syn Oarpey as y nah ashoon smoo mastey ny Slavee Hiar lurg ny Rooshee. Rere Bunraght yn Ookraan, ta'n enmys Ookraanagh çheet er dagh seyraanagh 'sy çheer.^[2] She Cair-chredjuee Hiar y chooid smoo jeh ny h-Ookraanee.

Va ny h-Ookraanee enmyssit Ruthenee derrey yn 20oo eash leah,^[3]^[4]^[5] as eh çheet er y thalloo vean-eashagh Ruthenia. She yn enmys Ladjyn va currit er Rus' Kyivagh, steat Slavagh mean-eashagh va bunnit ayns Kyiv. Lurg e tuittym, dirree Reeriaght Ruthenia magh, agh v'eh rheynnit magh beggan ny yei. Voish y 15oo eash, va lught yn Ookraan enmyssit Cossackee as ren ad cur er bun steat Sheshaght Zaporizhzhia. Ta trimmid currit er y chiangley rish ny Cossackee Zaporizhzhia er lheh ayns arrane ashoonagh yn Ookraan, "Ta shin, vraaraghyn, jeh sluight Cossackagh".

Cowraghyn[reagh | edit source]

Ard-artyn: Brattagh yn Ookraan as Armys yn Ookraan

↑ Europe by population.
↑ Ukrainians. Encyclopediaofukraine.com (16 Jerrey Souree 1990). ayns: Roman Senkus et al. (eds.), The Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine, aalhiassit as jeant ass y noa er Kicklipaid ny h-Ookraan (University of Toronto Press, 1984–93) reaghit liorish Volodymyr Kubijovyc (vols. 1–2) as Danylo Husar Struk (vols. 3–5). Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS) (University of Alberta/University of Toronto).
↑ Paul Robert Magosci. The Rusyn Question. litopys.org.ua.
↑ Poles and Ruthenians in the Habsburg Monarchy. habsburger.net.
↑ Rusyn people.