No. 2,519 in German
ukrainer
A "Ukrainer" in German refers to a "Ukrainian," meaning a person from Ukraine.
In a sentence
Der Ukrainer lebt seit vielen Jahren in Deutschland.
The Ukrainian has been living in Germany for many years.
In this sentence, 'Ukrainer' is used as a noun to denote a male person from Ukraine.
Die Ukrainer arbeiten gemeinsam an dem Projekt.
The Ukrainians are working together on the project.
Here, 'Ukrainer' indicates plural usage, referring to people from Ukraine collectively.
Ich habe einen Ukrainer als Kollegen.
I have a Ukrainian as a colleague.
'Ukrainer' in this context specifies an individual colleague from Ukraine.
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