Armenian alphabet

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Armenian alphabet - a writing system having an alphabet of 38 letters in which the Armenian language is written

Armenian

alphabet - a character set that includes letters and is used to write a language

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Open Competition: Open tender for the right to a state contract to provide services for the organization and holding of the Day of the Armenian alphabet

Open tender for the right to a state contract to provide services for the organization and holding of the Day of the Armenian alphabet

The number of books in Ottoman Turkish published in the Armenian alphabet by this publishing house comes to 70.

'Respiring' in Venice

39 gold and 39 silver coins of the "Armenian Alphabet" series - were exhibited at the National Gallery.

Armenian dram is 20 years old

For instance, before the invention of the Armenian alphabet in 405 CE, Armenians wrote in Greek." However, he confided that the Armenians still have pending issues "pertaining to our rights in the Nativity church." Six months ago, one of the lamps that belong to the Armenians, located under the altar and on the Star of Bethlehem, dropped down along with the nail from which it hung, promptly spawning a new dispute with the Greeks.

PA Rethink Mollifies Armenians, Heralds Return to Status Quo

"I employ [the] letterism of the Armenian alphabet to express my message," Arthur K.

A pastiche of styles in heritage, human rights

The voyage is dedicated to Saint Mesrob Mashdots, the father of the Armenian alphabet, as well as the 1700th anniversary of Christianity in Armenia.

Last port of call for Armenia ship

The trip was initiated by its captain, author and human rights activist Zori Balayian, who used the Armenian tricolour as its main sail and carried the Armenian alphabet on 38 flags, one for each letter.

'Armenia' casts anchor in Limassol after 2-year voyage

It was translated from Greek into Kurdish Kirmanji and printed in the Armenian alphabet in Istanbul by Armenian missionaries and saints.

The Apostrophe: Kurdish literature in the former Soviet Union Republic of Armenia

The visit coincided with the 90th anniversary of the genocide and the 1600th anniversary of the invention of the Armenian alphabet, he noted.

Primate, church leaders visit Armenia

Traditionally, the Armenian alphabet of thirty-six letters was derived primarily from the Greek, though assuredly with Pahlevi and indirect Coptic influence.