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Welcome to Armeniapedia, an online encyclopedia about everything related to Armenia and Armenians. There are currently 6,293 articles.

Armeniapedia Team Volunteers needed!!

The webmaster is looking to assemble a team of about a half a dozen volunteers to really push Armeniapedia to a new level. Anyone willing to help is welcome to join. We need people who are simply willing to start going through all the pages of the site and bring better organization to the information, people who can add new information from books and articles, people who can rewrite and edit texts into cohesive articles and people who can translate from Armenian to English. Please, let raffi ((at)) cilicia.com know if you are willing to help!

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• Armenian Proverbs (in Arm.)
• Smbataberd Fortress
• A long open letter to Turks
• Would you wish to be an Armenian in 1915?
• Make an online loan - to someone in Armenia
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Featured Article: Armenian Language Lessons

Հայերեն Դասեր

This section has a free Eastern Armenian Lessons online course, which will enable English speakers to learn Armenian at their own pace.

The specific version of Armenian which you will be learning here is reformed Eastern Armenia. Eastern Armenian is spoken in Armenia, Russia and Iran. If you need to learn Western Armenian, this course would give you a base of Armenian knowledge, but it will more likely just confuse you. A project to make a Western Armenian version is underway at the bottom of this page.

The reformed spelling is used in the Republic of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh. The reform was done under Soviet rule and is not followed by other Eastern Armenian speaking communities, like the Armenians of Iran, nor by Western Armenian speakers. All of these use the classic spelling.

• Introduction
• Chapter 1 - Phonetics
• Chapter 2 - Morphology
• Chapter 3 - Adjectives
• Chapter 4 - Numerals
• Chapter 5 - Pronouns
• Chapter 6a - Verbs
• Chapter 6b - Verbs
• Chapter 7 - Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections
• Chapter 8 - Lexicology and Word Formation
• Chapter 9a - Syntax
• Chapter 9b - Syntax

References: Armenian Alphabet with Transliteration | Online Dictionary | Online Translator

See also

• Western Armenian Language Lessons

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Searching tip - If your search does not turn up results for an Armenian word, try spelling (transliterating) it differently. For example, for Jermoog, try Jermuk, or for Ampert, try Amberd. I generally use standardized Eastern Armenian transliterations. For spellings of peoples names, especially western Armenian there is no magic formula. You can have Manugian, Manougian, Manoogian, Manukyan, Manoukyan, Manukian, etc.

About the articles - Articles about things Armenian should tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the subject, such as the duduk or Kirk Kerkorian. Articles about things not Armenian are here only to give the Armenian angle, or connection. The Bob Dole page will therefore only contain letters, references, information on his activities related to Armenian(ns).

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