Svynaryn (; ) is a village in Volyn Oblast (province) Ukraine; before World War II, part of Woà Âyà  Voivodeship, Poland. Other names: S'vinazhyn, Swinarzyn, Svinazhin.
Under German occupation in World War II, a heavily fortified Ukrainian command headquarters of the UPA-North resided in the à Âwinarzyn Forest. Between January and March 1944, the town was one of several sites of battle between the Volhynia 27th Infantry Division of the Polish Home Army consisting of almost 8,000 men and women under Kazimierz Bàbià Âski, and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. The 27th Division gave support to local self-defence against the UPA raids during the wave of massacres of Poles in Woà Âyà  Voivodeship.
Nearby cities and towns include: west, Koloniya Verbichno Pervoye (2.7 nm); north: Verbichno (2.8 nm), Tulichev (3.1 nm), Cherniyuv (1.2 nm); east: Makovichi (2.1 nm), Serkizuv (2.1 nm); south: Chesnuvka (4.4 nm), Osekruv (2.1 nm). Altitude: 202 meters, or 666 feet.