Elisavetgrad
[ih-liz-uh-vet-grad; Russian yi-lyi-suh-vyit-graht] /ɪˌlɪz əˈvɛt græd; Russian yɪ lyɪ sə vyɪtˈgrɑt/
noun
1.
a former name of .
/Russian jɪlizaˈvjɛtɡrət/
noun
1.
a former name (until 1924) of Kirovograd
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