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# Velyka Novosilka

A settlement in Ukraine; local name Велика Новосілка.

## English name

**Velyka Novosilka** — Current official Ukrainian name in national romanization (2010), adopted by BGN/PCGN in 2019; selected for English geographical use. Also matches BGN/PCGN Ukrainian romanization (1965). Also matches ALA-LC Ukrainian romanization (2011 table).

Other forms in use:

- **Velikaya Novosyolka** — Russian-based spelling for matching older English geographical references; independent prose frequency unverified. Not a separate official renaming.
- **Velykyi Yanisol** — Historical name indexed in English naming data; replaced by Velyka Novosilka in 1946.
- **Bolshoi Yanisol** — Russian form of the historical name, replaced in 1946.
- **Bolshoy Yanisol** — Russian-based spelling printed in English local history; former name until 1946.
- **Bolshoy Yanisal** — Earlier Russian-based name printed in English history, preceding the Yanisol spelling.
- **Salgir Yanı Sala** — Urum historical/community form explicitly printed in English history; not a modern Ukrainian official renaming.
- **Selhir Yeni-Sala** — Historical spelling indexed in English naming data; exact language/system attribution uncertain.
- **Büyük Yañı Köy** — Crimean Tatar name quoted in English reference prose; community-language form.
- **Ozenbash** — Historical name of part of the settlement associated with migrants from a Crimean village; not the entire modern locality.
- **Velyka Novossilka** — French reference spelling for identifying French sources quoted in English; not claimed as a common English exonym.
- **Velika Novosìlka** — ISO 9:1995 character transliteration; standard-derived retrieval form, independent English prose use unverified.
- **Велика Новосілка** — Original Ukrainian spelling for local sources quoted or indexed in English.
- **Buyuk Yanı Koy** — Diacritic-free form of Büyük Yañı Köy for English indexing; independent prose frequency unverified.

## French name

**Velyka Novossilka** — French locality reference heading; follows French transcription conventions.

Other forms in use:

- **Velikaïa Novossiolka** — Russian-derived form indexed in French naming data; ï and ss reflect French transcription, prose frequency unverified.
- **Grande Novossilka** — Partly translated form indexed in French naming data; grande translates the first element, not a Ukrainian civic change.
- **Velykyï Ianissol** — French rendering of a former name, retained in French naming data after the 1946 change.
- **Bolchoï Ianissol** — Russian-based French form of the former name in French naming data; replaced in 1946.
- **Ozenbach** — French transcription of the name of part of the historical settlement, explicitly printed in French prose; not a synonym for the whole locality.
- **Velyka Novosilka** — International spelling for French cross-references; independent French prose frequency unverified.
- **Velika Novosìlka** — ISO 9:1995 form for French catalogue matching; not verified as French prose usage.
- **Velikaia Novossiolka** — Diacritic-free form of Velikaïa Novossiolka for French indexing; independent prose frequency unverified.
- **Velykyi Ianissol** — Diacritic-free form of Velykyï Ianissol for French indexing; independent prose frequency unverified.
- **Bolchoi Ianissol** — Diacritic-free form of Bolchoï Ianissol for French indexing; independent prose frequency unverified.

## About

Velyka Novosilka is a settlement on the Mokri Yaly River in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine. Its history is closely connected with the Greek communities of the northern Azov region.

## Notes

Former Velykyi Yanisol/Bolshoy Yanisol replaced in 1946. The Urum, Greek and Crimean Tatar community names and the historical Ozenbash quarter differ in language and scope. No current-control claim is needed for this geographical description. Standard-derived forms support retrieval without implying English or French press adoption. Sources checked 2026-11-15: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velyka\_Novosilka ; https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velyka\_Novossilka.

Identifiers: [Wikidata Q4106309](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4106309) · [JSON](https://md.locations.elamur.ai/free/en/ukraine/velyka-novosilka/?format=json)


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