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77. Armenian - Open Dictionary 3. Armenian, armenian language (the IndoEuropean language spoken predominantly in Armenia). 4. Armenian, Armenian alphabet (a http://open-dictionary.com/Armenian

Open Dictionary Word Or Phrase: Armenian From open-dictionary.com - the free dictionary. Noun Armenian A person from Armenia or of Armenian descent. Translations Arabic: ار٠يني m f Chinese Dutch: Armeni«r m , Armeense f Finnish: armenialainen French: Arm©nien m , Arm©nienne f German: Armenier m , Armenierin f Greek: Αρμένιος m Romanian: armean m f , armeni m pl , armence f pl Spanish: armeno m , armena f Armenia's language Translations Arabic: ار٠ينية Chinese Dutch: Armeens n Finnish: Armenian kieli French: arm©nien m German: Armenisch f noun adv Spanish: armeno m Adjective Armenian Of, from, or pertaining to Armenia, the Armenian people or the Armenian language. Translations Arabic: ار٠ينية m f Chinese Dutch: Armeens, Armeense Finnish: armenialainen French: arm©nien m , arm©nienne f German: armenisch Greek: αρμενικός Romanian: armean m f , armeni m pl , armene f pl Spanish: armeno m , armena f Contribute Found an omission? You can freely contribute to this Wiktionary article. Edit 'Armenian' article WordNet Definitions The noun "armenian" has four senses: 1. Armenian (a native or inhabitant of Armenia).

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Teaching and learning Armenian About this collection The main aim of this collection is to provide you with some orientation to help you search for information about learning and teaching the Armenian language and about Armenia, its history, culture and people. It is often difficult not to get confused with the flood of information on internet and to find quickly the information you need. This collection was developed after a detailed study of the information available on internet about Armenia and Armenian language. It comprises links and descriptions to selected web sites, which we found best suited to educational purposes. This collection of web sites is divided into two main parts. The first part deals with sites which provide historical, political and cultural information about Armenia and its people. The second part concentrates on sites which more specifically deal with the learning of the Armenian language. Here, you will find sites with language resources such as dictionaries and grammar guidelines as well as sites offering online exercises. Country and People In 301, Armenia became the first nation to adopt Christianity as its official state religion. Subsequently, when in 405 Mesrob Mashtots developed the 36-letter Armenian alphabet, the first manuscript translated was the Bible. The development of the Armenian alphabet allowed the proliferation of literature and the strengthening of the National Armenian

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News Release James Hathaway, Hathaway@asu.edu Date: February 9, 2001 Photos: http://clasdean.la.asu.edu/news/images/melikian/ Melikian Fund for Armenian Language and Culture Established at ASU Arizona State University’s Russian and East European Studies Consortium has announced a gift from Phoenix residents Gregory J. and Emma O. Melikian to establish the Melikian Fund for Armenian Language and Cultural Study at ASU. The Melikians, prominent leaders in the Phoenix metropolitan arts community, former owners of the historic Phoenix’s San Carlos Hotel, and founders of Great Western Realty, have established the fund to further Armenian studies in the United States. The new program, which will add the study of Armenian language and culture to the consortium’s Critical Languages Institute, will make ASU one of the few places in the country where this strategically important language is taught. Classes will be offered beginning in the summer of 2002. “This is an strategic gift,” said Professor Stephen K. Batalden, who directs the consortium and the Critical Languages Institute. “In the face of the dramatic transition underway in Armenia and throughout Trans Caucasia, the study of less commonly taught languages such as Armenian is of critical importance for national security and American understanding of the region. In this context, the establishment of the Melikian fund has unique significance.”

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