Soloviy is an explanatory dictionary of the living Ukrainian language. It contains dialect, rarely used and colorful words from all corners of Ukraine: their meaning, region of use on the map, synonyms and examples. Over 15,000 words that you won't always find in a regular dictionary.
This is not just a reference book, but a community that cherishes the native language: a new word every day, accents, the distinction between surzhyk and literary norm - and even word games.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• Over 15,000 dialect words and expressions with meanings
• Map of regions — where exactly the word is used
• "Word of the day" — a new word from our dictionary every day
• Quick search and selections by regions and word types
• Synonyms, phraseological units, surzhyk and informal expressions
• Offline access and work without registration
• Add your own words — the dictionary is created by users themselves
LEARN UKRAINIAN LIVE
The "Study" section — course, flashcards and games in one place:
• "Live language" course: 17 lessons and 45 tests — accents, paronyms, numbers and time, antisurzhyk
• Bright flashcards of random words — flip through and memorize new ones
• "Guess the meaning" game — choose the correct interpretation of the word from three options
• Progress bar to see your progress
INTERESTING?
What is a bicycle called in the West, what is a brasmatik and why does "Barabashka" have a special meaning only in Kharkiv? Hutsul, Galician, Transcarpathian, Slobozhan, Bukovinian words - the entire palette of Ukrainian dialect in one application.
FOR WHOM
• For everyone who loves the Ukrainian language and wants to know it more deeply
• For schoolchildren and students - accents, paronyms, anti-surzhyk
• For writers, editors and translators - living vocabulary and synonyms
• For those who are interested in dialects and the history of their native word
Download Soloviy, join the community of black-browed people and marvel at the colors of their native language.
Explanatory dictionary of Ukrainian dialect: dialect words, meanings and synonyms.