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| Pylyp Orlyk | |
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| Ennym ruggyree |
Пилип Степанович Орлик Pylyp Stepanovych Orlyk |
| Ruggit |
11 Mee Houney 1672 (ayns feaillere Yool) Kosuta, Co-unnaneys y Pholynn–Litaan (Slyst Vileyka, y Velaroosh jiu) |
| Hooar baase |
26 Boaldyn 1742, 24 Boaldyn 1742 Jassy, Prinsaght y Voldaav (Iași, y Romaan jiu) |
| Seyraanaght | Co-unnaneys y Pholynn as y Litaan |
| Çhengey | Polynnish |
| Keird | diploamagh |
| Ynsagh |
Vilnius University (en)  1680s) Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (en) |
| Sheshey | Hanna Hertsyk |
| Paitçhyn |
slane rolley
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| Ayr | Stepan Orlyk |
| Moir | Iryna Orlyk |
| Enmys |
Hetman of Zaporizhian Host (en) |
| Credjue | Cairchredjue yn Niar |
| Coorse caggee | |
| Rhenk |
ataman (en) |
| Kianglaghyn fysseree as sheshoil | |
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She starshyna Cossackagh Zaporizhzhia, Hetman ayns eebyrtys, diploamagh, scrudeyr as cumraag lesh y Hetman Ivan Mazepa va Pylyp Stepanovych Orlyk (Ookraanish: Пилип Степанович Орлик; Polynnish: Filip Orlik; 21 Jerrey Fouyir [SA: 11 Jerrey Fouyir] 1672 – 26 Boaldyn 1742). She eshyn va ughtar Vunraght Pylyp Orlyk.