Kirovograd

[ ki-roh-vuh-grad; Russian kyi-ruh-vuh-graht ]

noun

1. the former Russian name of Kropyvnytskyi.

Kirovograd

/ kirəvaˈɡrat /

noun

1. a city in S central Ukraine on the Ingul River: manufacturing centre of a rich agricultural area. Pop: 250 000 (2005 est) Former namesuntil 1924Yelisavetgrad1924–36Zinovievsk

Example Sentences

Local officials also reported missile strikes in the Rivne, Khmelnytskyi, and Kirovograd regions.

From Washington Post

Near Kirovograd in central Ukraine, Russian long-range rockets struck an airport Thursday night, according to a local mayor, who said there were dead and wounded after the attack but did not specify how many.

From New York Times

In November, European Lithium, an Australian firm, said it was in the process of securing rights to two promising lithium deposits in the Donetsk region, in eastern Ukraine, and Kirovograd, in the center of the country.

From New York Times

The same month, the Chinese company Chengxin Lithium also applied for rights to lithium deposits in Donetsk and Kirovograd, according to news media reports, a move that would give it its first foothold in Europe.

From New York Times

One of the strongest anomalies is near Kirovograd.

From Economist