Dnipro

American  

[dnee-proh, dnee-proh] / ˈdni proʊ, dniˈproʊ /

1. the Ukrainian name of the river Dnieper.

2. Formerly Ekaterinoslav.  Formerly Yekaterinoslav.  Formerly Dniepropetrovsk.  a city in east central Ukraine, on the Dnieper River.

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Example Sentences

Dnipro city Mayor Borys Filatov said on Telegram all city hospitals had been completely switched to generators.

From BBC

Ever since March 2022, Russia has occupied Europe's biggest nuclear plant at Enerhodar, on the banks of the Dnipro river.

From BBC

Lozova services routes to the major cities of Kramatorsk to the east, Kharkiv and Poltava to the north, and Dnipro and Odesa to the west.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Lana lives in Dnipro, more than 400 kilometres to the southeast, another world in wartime Ukraine.

From Barron's

The IRC said the Dnipro facility had served "as a critical hub for hospitals, healthcare providers, pharmacies and humanitarian actors".

From BBC