volodimir

volodimir

The word "volodimir" is not Hungarian; it is a transliteration of the Slavic name "Volodymyr," commonly associated with Ukrainian origin, meaning "ruler of the world" or "peaceful ruler."

Here, 'Volodimir' is used as a proper noun, a name for a person.

Volodimir a barátom neve.

Volodimir is the name of my friend.

In this sentence, 'Volodimir' is again a proper noun, but it's used in a possessive descriptive context, elaborating on a person's name.

Megismerkedtem egy Volodimir nevű emberrel.

I met a person named Volodimir.

Here, 'Volodimir' is discussed in an educational context, where he might be a historical figure being studied.

A történelem órán Volodimirről tanultunk.

In history class, we learned about Volodimir.