How to Say “Beautiful Lady” in Ukrainian

красива жінка
krasyva zhinka
The English phrase "beautiful lady" is translated into Ukrainian as красива жінка (krasyva zhinka).
The phrase is used to describe a woman who is physically attractive.

Which one should you use?

While красива жінка is the common way to describe a beautiful woman, you may encounter вродлива жінка, which is a more poetic or classical synonym for a beautiful or lovely woman.

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase changes to красивої жінки when using the genitive case, which is required for expressing possession or when using certain prepositions, such as in the phrase "the photo of a beautiful woman".

How do you pronounce it?

krasyva zhinka

Did you know?

  • The word жінка is a direct relative of the English word 'wife', both descending from the same ancient root meaning 'woman'.
  • When using the phrase in a romantic context, Ukrainians often switch from describing a 'woman' to describing a 'girl' (дівчина), even for adult women, to sound more flirtatious.
  • While красива describes physical beauty, Ukrainians may use the word гарна to describe someone who is not only beautiful but also well-behaved or 'good' in character.

Examples in context

  • Ви дуже красива жінка.
    You are a very beautiful woman.
  • Вона дуже красива жінка.
    Vona duzhe krasyva zhinka.
    She is a very beautiful woman.
  • Та красива жінка працює в кафе.
    Ta krasyva zhinka pratsiuye v kafe.
    That beautiful woman works in the cafe.

Example conversation

Serhii is complimenting Iryna at a party.

  1. Сергій Serhii

    Ірино, ви сьогодні неймовірно красива жінка.
    Iryno, vy syohodni neimovirno krasyva zhinka.
    Iryna, you are an incredibly beautiful lady today.
  2. Ірина Iryna

    Дякую за такий приємний комплімент!
    Diakuyu za takyi pryyiemnyy kompliment!
    Thank you for such a nice compliment!
  3. Сергій Serhii

    Я просто кажу правду.
    Ya prosto kazhu pravdu.
    I am just telling the truth.
  4. Ірина Iryna

    Мені дуже приємно це чути.
    Meni duzhe pryyiemno tse chuty.
    I am very glad to hear that.

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