Kyivan

English

Kyiv +‎ -an, from Ukrainian Ки́їв (Kýjiv).

Kyivan (comparative more Kyivan, superlative most Kyivan)

of or associated with the city of Kyiv

Kyivan (plural Kyivans)

resident of Kyiv

Belarusian: кіяўля́нін m (kijaŭljánin), кіяўля́нка (kijaŭljánka)
Catalan: kiïvià m, kiïviàna f, kievià m, kieviana f
Czech: Kyjevan m, Kyjevanka f
Finnish: kiovalainen
French: Kiévien (fr) m, Kiévienne (fr) f, Kiévain (fr) m, Kiévaine f
German: Kiewer m, Kiewerin f
Hungarian: kijevi (hu)
Macedonian: кие́вјанец m (kiévjanec), кие́вјанка f (kiévjanka)
Marathi: क्यीवकर (kyīvkar)
Old East Slavic: *кꙑꙗне pl (*kyjane)
Old Ruthenian: кия́нинъ m (kijánin)
Polish: kijowianin (pl) m, kijowianka (pl) f
Russian: киевля́нин (ru) m (kijevljánin), киевля́нка (ru) f (kijevljánka), кия́нин (ru) m (kijánin) (historical or regional), кия́нка (ru) f (kijánka) (historical or regional)
Turkish: Kiyevli, Kıyivli
Ukrainian: кия́нин (uk) m (kyjányn), кия́нка f (kyjánka); (non-standard) київля́нин m (kyjivljányn), київля́нка f (kyjivljánka),

See usage notes at Kyiv in regards to using spelling derived from Ukrainian or Russian.

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