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Greek ‹Turkish› Cypriot(e)s - translation to russian

DIALECT
Greek Cypriot Dialect; Cypriot-Greek; Greek-Cypriot Dialect; Cypriot-greek; Cypriot Greek language; Cypriot Greek dialect; El-CY
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Republic of Cyprus         
  • Armenian]] is recognised as a minority language in Cyprus.
  • ''Cypri insvla nova descript 1573'', Ioannes á Deutecum f[ecit]. Map of Cyprus newly drawn by Johannes van Deutecom, 1573.
  • EU single market]].
  • [[Büyük Han]], a [[caravanserai]] in Nicosia, is an example of the surviving Ottoman architecture in Cyprus.
  • Cypriot style café in an arcade in [[Nicosia]]
  • The [[Troodos Mountains]] experience heavy snowfall in winter.
  • Archaeological site of [[Khirokitia]] with early remains of human habitation during the Aceramic Neolithic period (reconstruction)
  • [[Nikos Christodoulides]], [[President of Cyprus]] since February 2023
  • Typical Cypriot architecture in old part of [[Nicosia]], Cyprus
  • A map showing the division of Cyprus
  • Greek Cypriot]] demonstrations for [[Enosis]] (union with Greece) in 1930
  • Population growth, 1961–2003 (numbers for the entire island, excluding Turkish settlers residing in Northern Cyprus).
  • A proportional representation of Cyprus's exports, 2019
  • [[Central Bank of Cyprus]]
  • 2010 population by age and gender
  • [[Dhekelia Power Station]]
  • Russian president]] [[Dmitry Medvedev]] by the soldiers of the [[Cypriot National Guard]].
  • Foreign Ministers of the European Union countries in Limassol during Cyprus Presidency of the EU in 2012
  • Ethnic map of Cyprus according to the 1960 census
  • Varosha (Maraş)]], a suburb of Famagusta, was abandoned when its inhabitants fled in 1974 and remains under Turkish military control.
  • A copper mine in Cyprus. In antiquity, Cyprus was a major source of copper.
  • Cypriot [[Halloumi]]
  • Hoisting the British flag at Nicosia
  • Cyprus taken from space by the [[International Space Station]] in 2021
  • quote=Giovanni Cicala, greco di Cipro, prof. di Filosofia nella Università&nbsp;... Al qual fine permetteva tutta la confidenza con il Cigala e con il Papadopoli, ambedue greci nativi e Lettori pubblici nell'Universita di Padova, coi quail si tratteneva, in frequenti discorsi sopra questa material, le mezze giornate intiere&nbsp;...}}</ref>
  • [[Faneromeni School]] is the oldest all-girl primary school in Cyprus.
  • Zeus Keraunios, 500–480 BC, Nicosia museum
  • [[Kouris Dam]] overflow in April 2012
  • [[Kyrenia Castle]] was originally built by the Byzantines and enlarged by the Venetians.
  • [[Laouto]], dominant instrument of the Cypriot traditional music
  • Limassol General Hospital
  • The [[Walls of Nicosia]] were built by the Venetians to defend the city in case of an Ottoman attack.
  • The entrance of the historic [[Pancyprian Gymnasium]]
  • Stoic]] school of philosophy
  • [[Presidential Palace, Nicosia]]
  • Sea caves at [[Cape Greco]]
  • Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Centre]] in [[Limassol]]
  • A British soldier facing a crowd of Greek Cypriot demonstrators in Nicosia (1956)
  • Supreme Court of Justice
  • Cypriot ''[[meze]]''
SOVEREIGN STATE SITUATED ON AN ISLAND IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:CY; Kypros; Country CYP; Republic of Cyprus; Kibris; Kıbrıs; Cyprus goods; Ciprus; Cyrpus; Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus; Name of Cyprus; Culture of Cyprus; Southern Cyprus; Greek Republic of Cyprus; South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus); Greek Cyprus; Etymology of Cyprus; Architecture of Cyprus; Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία; Κύπρος; Cyprus (Republic of); Cypriot Republic; Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti; Southern and Northern Cyprus; South Cyprus; Cypriot art; CYPRUS; South Cyprus Greek Administration; Cyprus Greek Administration; GCASC; Cypriot culture; The Cypriot Republic; Art history of Cyprus
Республика Кипр
Cyprus         
  • Armenian]] is recognised as a minority language in Cyprus.
  • ''Cypri insvla nova descript 1573'', Ioannes á Deutecum f[ecit]. Map of Cyprus newly drawn by Johannes van Deutecom, 1573.
  • EU single market]].
  • [[Büyük Han]], a [[caravanserai]] in Nicosia, is an example of the surviving Ottoman architecture in Cyprus.
  • Cypriot style café in an arcade in [[Nicosia]]
  • The [[Troodos Mountains]] experience heavy snowfall in winter.
  • Archaeological site of [[Khirokitia]] with early remains of human habitation during the Aceramic Neolithic period (reconstruction)
  • [[Nikos Christodoulides]], [[President of Cyprus]] since February 2023
  • Typical Cypriot architecture in old part of [[Nicosia]], Cyprus
  • A map showing the division of Cyprus
  • Greek Cypriot]] demonstrations for [[Enosis]] (union with Greece) in 1930
  • Population growth, 1961–2003 (numbers for the entire island, excluding Turkish settlers residing in Northern Cyprus).
  • A proportional representation of Cyprus's exports, 2019
  • [[Central Bank of Cyprus]]
  • 2010 population by age and gender
  • [[Dhekelia Power Station]]
  • Russian president]] [[Dmitry Medvedev]] by the soldiers of the [[Cypriot National Guard]].
  • Foreign Ministers of the European Union countries in Limassol during Cyprus Presidency of the EU in 2012
  • Ethnic map of Cyprus according to the 1960 census
  • Varosha (Maraş)]], a suburb of Famagusta, was abandoned when its inhabitants fled in 1974 and remains under Turkish military control.
  • A copper mine in Cyprus. In antiquity, Cyprus was a major source of copper.
  • Cypriot [[Halloumi]]
  • Hoisting the British flag at Nicosia
  • Cyprus taken from space by the [[International Space Station]] in 2021
  • quote=Giovanni Cicala, greco di Cipro, prof. di Filosofia nella Università&nbsp;... Al qual fine permetteva tutta la confidenza con il Cigala e con il Papadopoli, ambedue greci nativi e Lettori pubblici nell'Universita di Padova, coi quail si tratteneva, in frequenti discorsi sopra questa material, le mezze giornate intiere&nbsp;...}}</ref>
  • [[Faneromeni School]] is the oldest all-girl primary school in Cyprus.
  • Zeus Keraunios, 500–480 BC, Nicosia museum
  • [[Kouris Dam]] overflow in April 2012
  • [[Kyrenia Castle]] was originally built by the Byzantines and enlarged by the Venetians.
  • [[Laouto]], dominant instrument of the Cypriot traditional music
  • Limassol General Hospital
  • The [[Walls of Nicosia]] were built by the Venetians to defend the city in case of an Ottoman attack.
  • The entrance of the historic [[Pancyprian Gymnasium]]
  • Stoic]] school of philosophy
  • [[Presidential Palace, Nicosia]]
  • Sea caves at [[Cape Greco]]
  • Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Centre]] in [[Limassol]]
  • A British soldier facing a crowd of Greek Cypriot demonstrators in Nicosia (1956)
  • Supreme Court of Justice
  • Cypriot ''[[meze]]''
SOVEREIGN STATE SITUATED ON AN ISLAND IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:CY; Kypros; Country CYP; Republic of Cyprus; Kibris; Kıbrıs; Cyprus goods; Ciprus; Cyrpus; Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus; Name of Cyprus; Culture of Cyprus; Southern Cyprus; Greek Republic of Cyprus; South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus); Greek Cyprus; Etymology of Cyprus; Architecture of Cyprus; Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία; Κύπρος; Cyprus (Republic of); Cypriot Republic; Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti; Southern and Northern Cyprus; South Cyprus; Cypriot art; CYPRUS; South Cyprus Greek Administration; Cyprus Greek Administration; GCASC; Cypriot culture; The Cypriot Republic; Art history of Cyprus

['saiprəs]

существительное

география

о-в Кипр

Кипр (государство)

Cyprus         
  • Armenian]] is recognised as a minority language in Cyprus.
  • ''Cypri insvla nova descript 1573'', Ioannes á Deutecum f[ecit]. Map of Cyprus newly drawn by Johannes van Deutecom, 1573.
  • EU single market]].
  • [[Büyük Han]], a [[caravanserai]] in Nicosia, is an example of the surviving Ottoman architecture in Cyprus.
  • Cypriot style café in an arcade in [[Nicosia]]
  • The [[Troodos Mountains]] experience heavy snowfall in winter.
  • Archaeological site of [[Khirokitia]] with early remains of human habitation during the Aceramic Neolithic period (reconstruction)
  • [[Nikos Christodoulides]], [[President of Cyprus]] since February 2023
  • Typical Cypriot architecture in old part of [[Nicosia]], Cyprus
  • A map showing the division of Cyprus
  • Greek Cypriot]] demonstrations for [[Enosis]] (union with Greece) in 1930
  • Population growth, 1961–2003 (numbers for the entire island, excluding Turkish settlers residing in Northern Cyprus).
  • A proportional representation of Cyprus's exports, 2019
  • [[Central Bank of Cyprus]]
  • 2010 population by age and gender
  • [[Dhekelia Power Station]]
  • Russian president]] [[Dmitry Medvedev]] by the soldiers of the [[Cypriot National Guard]].
  • Foreign Ministers of the European Union countries in Limassol during Cyprus Presidency of the EU in 2012
  • Ethnic map of Cyprus according to the 1960 census
  • Varosha (Maraş)]], a suburb of Famagusta, was abandoned when its inhabitants fled in 1974 and remains under Turkish military control.
  • A copper mine in Cyprus. In antiquity, Cyprus was a major source of copper.
  • Cypriot [[Halloumi]]
  • Hoisting the British flag at Nicosia
  • Cyprus taken from space by the [[International Space Station]] in 2021
  • quote=Giovanni Cicala, greco di Cipro, prof. di Filosofia nella Università&nbsp;... Al qual fine permetteva tutta la confidenza con il Cigala e con il Papadopoli, ambedue greci nativi e Lettori pubblici nell'Universita di Padova, coi quail si tratteneva, in frequenti discorsi sopra questa material, le mezze giornate intiere&nbsp;...}}</ref>
  • [[Faneromeni School]] is the oldest all-girl primary school in Cyprus.
  • Zeus Keraunios, 500–480 BC, Nicosia museum
  • [[Kouris Dam]] overflow in April 2012
  • [[Kyrenia Castle]] was originally built by the Byzantines and enlarged by the Venetians.
  • [[Laouto]], dominant instrument of the Cypriot traditional music
  • Limassol General Hospital
  • The [[Walls of Nicosia]] were built by the Venetians to defend the city in case of an Ottoman attack.
  • The entrance of the historic [[Pancyprian Gymnasium]]
  • Stoic]] school of philosophy
  • [[Presidential Palace, Nicosia]]
  • Sea caves at [[Cape Greco]]
  • Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Centre]] in [[Limassol]]
  • A British soldier facing a crowd of Greek Cypriot demonstrators in Nicosia (1956)
  • Supreme Court of Justice
  • Cypriot ''[[meze]]''
SOVEREIGN STATE SITUATED ON AN ISLAND IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:CY; Kypros; Country CYP; Republic of Cyprus; Kibris; Kıbrıs; Cyprus goods; Ciprus; Cyrpus; Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus; Name of Cyprus; Culture of Cyprus; Southern Cyprus; Greek Republic of Cyprus; South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus); Greek Cyprus; Etymology of Cyprus; Architecture of Cyprus; Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία; Κύπρος; Cyprus (Republic of); Cypriot Republic; Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti; Southern and Northern Cyprus; South Cyprus; Cypriot art; CYPRUS; South Cyprus Greek Administration; Cyprus Greek Administration; GCASC; Cypriot culture; The Cypriot Republic; Art history of Cyprus
Cyprus noun Кипр

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Е, нескл., ср. название буквы "е", название соответствующего звука ·и·др. значения, ·срн. а
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Cypriot Greek

Cypriot Greek (Greek: κυπριακή ελληνική locally [cipriaˈci elːiniˈci] or κυπριακά [cipriaˈka]) is the variety of Modern Greek that is spoken by the majority of the Cypriot populace and Greek Cypriot diaspora. It is considered a divergent dialect as it differs from Standard Modern Greek in various aspects of its lexicon, phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax and even pragmatics, not only for historical reasons, but also because of geographical isolation, different settlement patterns, and extensive contact with typologically distinct languages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypriot Greek
What is the Russian for Republic of Cyprus? Translation of &#39Republic of Cyprus&#39 to Russian
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