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Перевод: Armenian

[прилагательное]
армянский;
[существительное]
армянин ; армянка ; армянский язык

Тезаурус:

1. She has held visiting teaching appointments at several universities, served as a research associate for Early Christian art at the Institute of Fine Arts, and is assisting curators at the Pierpont Morgan Library in preparing an exhibition of Armenian manuscripts.
2. Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra or Canada conducted by Raffi Armenian.
3. Do the 160 million Russians suffer from Armenian or Polish nationalism?
4. Beatrice pointed out that Christian Turks, Orthodox Turks, Catholics Turks and Armenian Turks were allowed to stay in the country.
5. Annual Councils continued and there were special conferences on the Education Bill of 1896, the Armenian massacres, the "Ritualist Crisis" in the Church of England and the 300th anniversary of Cromwell's birth.
6. There are perhaps 36 skulls in all and there were at least a million Armenian dead.
7. The only Armenian remains to be saved were found in the desert around Deir Ez-Zohr.
8. Fears of fresh fighting between the now entirely separated Armenian and Azeri communities within Nagorny Karabakh itself have been heightened by discovery of an arms cache hidden aboard an Armenian helicopter, which landed on Sunday in a football stadium in the Armenian-controlled section of the enclave.
9. Like them, Armenian families in Lebanon remain grouped by their original cities and villages.
10. A year after the Armenian earthquake, the only place where any sense of comfort and relief seems to be found is in the Italian Village, writes Jonathan Steele.
11. But the shooting has once more raised Armenian passions to boiling point.
12. At 93, little remained of the liturgical Hebrew he had studied before the October Revolution, but he was pleased to be leaving his quarrelsome Armenian and Azerbaijani neighbours behind.
13. Nagorny Karabakh, which has a predominantly Armenian population, became part of Azerbaijan in 1923 after the consolidation of Soviet power in the Transcaucasus region.