Armenian
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- adjective
- /ɑrˈmiːniən/
:
armenio
- And so growing up Armenian, you're eating a lot of foods that are prone to make you fat.
- Armenian people
- Armenian genocide
- Armenian church
If you tell me you did the Armenian girl's hair, I approve.
- If you tell me you did the Armenian girl's hair, I approve.
- They were kicked out of Lebanon because they are Armenian Christians.
- And so growing up Armenian, you're eating a lot of foods that are prone to make you fat.
- It's basically most of the film is in a apartment, A Armenian Greek restaurant, and just streets of Los Angeles.
- The east was was Greek speaking in in some parts, depending on how much the Roman Empire actually controlled, it might also include some Armenian speaking.
- I I know we named them very traditional Armenian names, Michael and Charles.
- The genetics of the Peraca skulls from Peru came from the Armenian Black Sea area of Lake Vaughan.
- It's coming just next to that Armenian shade.
- And then you would put a mild adhesive on, sprinkle on some Armenian bowl, which is a red clay.
- Now there are varieties like the Armenian yard, long, Evergreen, tender green.
- And not Armenian, even though he is friends with Sam Tripoli, you know, whatever.
Examples
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At an informal gathering, I asked an Armenian official about the source of all the shooting.
Fiction book (1996) -
No, you remember the Armenian lady next door?
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One afternoon she went to the Armenian church where she and Bill were going to get married.
Fiction book (2000) -
But a few years later an Armenian reform package was written.
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The resources and context for the healing mission of the Armenian church are real.
Academic text (1991) -
Even in this secular time, God and self remain the poles of Armenian identity.
Academic text (1991) -
Those are Armenian yard long cucumbers.
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The buoyant spirit of the Armenian people was on display Friday nights at the Yerevan Opera House.
Fiction book (1996) -
The traditional Armenian dance showcased the rich culture of the country.
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She enjoys studying the Armenian language to connect with her heritage.
Compounds
A Christian church in Armenia that began around year 300 and keeps old traditions
An armed group that attacked to force Turkey to admit the Armenian Genocide, pay money, and give land to Armenia
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Armenian comes from the country name Armenia and is used to describe anything from that place, like its people, language, or culture. So calling something Armenian means it relates to Armenia.