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46. Armenian Language Group Single Geography Nowadays it is spoken by the Armenian people in Turkey and the Republic of Armenia, and in Armenian settlements elsewhere in the Middle East, Europe http://indoeuro.bizland.com/tree/balk/armenian.html

The Armenian language Group Single Geography Nowadays it is spoken by the Armenian people in Turkey and the Republic of Armenia, and in Armenian settlements elsewhere in the Middle East, Europe and the United States. History Armenian is known to have replaced the earlier languages of the historical Armenian region by at least the 7th century B.C., and it may have been influenced by the languages it replaced. In 410 A.D., according to tradition, Armenian acquired an alphabet invented by St. Mesrob, a monk and scholar. A literature appeared by the 5th century, and the written language of that era, called Grabar or Classical Armenian, while incorporating various changes remained the literary language until the 19th century. Meanwhile, the spoken language developed independently; many dialects appeared, not all mutually intelligible. A nationalist movement in the 19th century led to the creation of two slightly different modern literary dialects which are closer to the spoken language: Eastern or Yerevan Armenian (the official language of the Armenian republic) and Western or Turkish Armenian. The differences in the two dialects are simple. The Armenian alphabet has 2 r -s, 3

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ONLINE CATALOG BOOKS Art Books in Armenian Children's Cooking ... Religious GIFTS Gift Items Jewelry MULTIMEDIA CDs, Cassettes, Videos Posters Sheet Music Advanced Search ... Contact Us Armenian Language New articles: Armenian Language from http://www.stvartanbookstore.com Armenian Language , and Armenian Cd information: >From the death of alexander the great until the establishment of artashesian kingdom, all the events are uncertain and the information is contradictory. Armenian resembles other indo-european languages in its structure, but it shares distinctive sounds and features of its grammar with neighboring languages of the caucasus region. Iberia (georgia), caucasian albania, and atropatene had already accepted tigran' suzerainty when the syrians offered him their crown (83 bc). What is now called wilsonian armenia included most of the six western ottoman provinces as well as a large coastline on the black sea. The is an independent member of the indo-european language that belongs to the western branch of the european-aryan family and traces its roots back to the time of armeno-phrygians, hayes, and urartians. But he was so hopeless that he preferred to surrender himself. About Armenian Language The remarkable thing about the following events is the virtually complete cooperation of the armenians. The spiritual independence of armenia was further asserted in 554, when the second council of dvin (capital of armenia of that period) rejected the dyophysite formula of the council of chalcedon (451), a decisive step that cut armenians off from the roman and greek churches as surely as they were already ideologically severed from the east. Turkey, however, still refuses to recognize the genocide.

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Armenian Language Armenian is a complex and beautiful language. Except for a transition into middle Armenian during the 10th-12th centuries and into a modern form in the 19th century, it has been continuously used for more than 1500 years as it was first created, borrowing traces of words and expressions from Hindu, Persian, Arabic, Greek and Latin along the way. In its current form in the Republic, it uses a lively and vibrant incorporation of words from Russian, French, English and other countries. It is a language alive. Useful Phrases and Words Armenian has its own unique alphabet, devised between 401-406 c.e. by Mesrop Mashtots (361-440 c.e.) under the patronage of King Vramshapuh and Catolicos Sahak Partev. Until that time, most written versions of Armenian were in Greek. During the turbulent years of the 4th century c.e., the new alphabet was treated as a divine gift from God, a weapon of intellect over the dark forces of fanaticism. The first sentence written in Armenian was "To know wisdom and gain instruction; to discern the words of understanding…" Armenians were quick to use the new alphabet, translating Greek, Roman, Persian, Arabic, Egyptian, even Chinese treatises into Armenian. The Matenadaran in Yerevan contains more than 25,000 manuscripts dating to the 5th century. Many of these are Armenian translations of philosophical, scientific, historical and religious writings going back as far as the Hellenistic Greece. Some are the only existing versions of the originals.

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53. Armenian Language :: Morphology And Syntax -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Armenian language, Morphology and syntax, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, Old Armenian had preserved to some degree the general morphological character of older IndoEuropean http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/35305/Armenian-language/74834/Morpholo

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Home Page Contact Us Locations Blog ... View list of featured clients Armenian Language The Beauty of The Armenian Republic In a landlocked mountainous country between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea lies the Republic of Armenia. Once a part of the Soviet Union, Armenia is now a democratic nation-state with ancient historic and cultural heritage. The history of Armenia adds up to over 3 millennia, and continues through the middle ages, into foreign rule under the Ottoman Empire to the restoration of independence in 1991. Armenia's mountainous terrain offers world class hiking with sprawling views of ancient biblical sites such as Mount Ararat. It also holds small villages with local delicacies and wine. Armenian food is heavily influenced by the Middle East, especially Turkey and Iran. Main dishes often include marinated chicken and steak grilled on a skewer known as Kabob. Armenia is also known for its photographic potential, Lake Sevan (one of the highest freshwater lakes), Mount Aragats and other grasslands make Armenia a land of idyllic opportunities. Indo-European Influence on the Armenian Language The Armenian language is the official language of the Republic of Armenia. This Indo-European language is widely spoken around the regions of Armenia and heavily spoken in the Armenian Diaspora communities. Armenian dates back to the 5th century AD and is most closely related to Greek—indicated by the shared representation of word-initial laryngeals by prothetic vowels. Middle Iranian languages and Indo-Euro Latin languages heavily influenced Armenian, sharing similar words as Farsi and distinctive sounds and features of its grammar with neighboring languages of the Caucasus region. In terms of dialects, there is one major division between the Eastern and Western part of Armenia, with Western Armenia using several phonetic mergers similar to Arabic and Turkish speakers.

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