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Vocabulary Flashcards - Armenian to English

• Statistics: The Armenian word "վիճակագրութիւն" translates to statistics, which involves the collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation, and organization of data.
• Solution: "լուծուած" refers to a solution, often in the context of problem-solving or mathematical equations.
• Current: The term "ընթացիկ" means current, commonly pertaining to time or flow of events.
• Win Streak: "յաղթական շարք" describes a sequence of consecutive wins, often used in sports contexts.
• Guess: "փորձերու" expresses the notion of guessing or trying to infer something without enough information.
• Next: "յաջորդ" indicates the following item or person in a sequence.
• To Share: The verb "բաժնել" conveys the action of sharing resources or information among others.
• Doctor: "բժիշկ" translates to doctor, a medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses.
• Genius: "հանճար" denotes a person of extraordinary intellectual power or creative ability.
• Serious: "լուրջ" describes someone or something that is grave or earnest in nature.
• To Begin: The action "սկսիլ" means to start or commence an activity.
• High/Tall: "բարձր" can refer to something that is elevated in height.
• Without: The term "առանց" indicates the absence of something or someone.
• Member: "անդամ" refers to an individual belonging to a group or organization.
• To Bring: The verb "բերել" is used to indicate the act of bringing something to a location.
• Far: "հեռու" signifies distance, indicating something that is not close.
• To Bind/Connect: The action "կապալ" refers to binding or establishing a connection between things or people.
• Light (not heavy): "թեթեւ" describes an object that is not heavy or burdensome.
• To Push: "վանել" indicates the action of pushing something away or forward.
• Known: "ծանօթ" refers to someone or something that is recognized or familiar to others.
• Other: The term "ուրիշ" is used to refer to a different person or thing than the one mentioned.
• City: "քաղաք" translates to city, a large human settlement generally governed as a municipality.
• Only: "միայն" implies exclusivity or limitation to one or a small number.
• Hardly/Barely: "հազիւ" indicates a very small degree or amount; it signifies something is true to a minimal extent.
• For: "համար" is used to indicate purpose or reason, often translated as "for."
• Unformed/Shapeless: "անձեւ" describes something that lacks a definite shape or structure.
• Type/Sort/Species: "տեսակ" refers to categories of classification, whether in language, biology, or other systems.
• Purchase: "գնում" indicates the act of acquiring something through payment.
• All: "բոլոր" refers to the whole or entirety of a set.
• Life: "կեանք" signifies existence or the period between birth and death.
• Thin/Fine/Delicate: "նուրբ" conveys details of lightness or fragility in texture or composition.
• To Help: The verb "օգնել" refers to the action of providing assistance.
• Group: "խումբ" designates a collection of individuals gathered together for a common purpose.
• Poor: "աղքատ" describes an individual or condition characterized by insufficient economic resources.
• Around: "շուրջ" denotes the concept of encompassing or surrounding in space.
• Out/Outside: "դուրս" refers to the external side or activity away from an interior or enclosed space.
• Large/Huge/Bulky: "խոշոր" signifies a significant size or volume.
• Often/Frequently: "յաճախ" describes actions or events that happen at regular intervals.
• Growth: "աճուն" conveys the idea of increase in size, number, or significance.
• Wild: "վայրի" represents the untamed or natural state of living things, often relating to animals or nature.
• Turn/Cycle: "շրջան" refers to a complete rotation or recurring cycle.
• Independent/Free: "անկախ" describes a state of autonomy or lack of dependency.
• Glass: "ապակի" represents a transparent material often used for windows and containers.
• Gift: "նուէր" signifies an item given willingly without payment in return; a present.
• Swamp: "ճահիճ" refers to a wetland area featuring saturated soils or standing water.
• Large Jug/Barrel: "կարաս" describes a sizable container typically used for liquids.
• Parsley/Celery: "կարոս" indicates a common herb or vegetable often used in cooking.
• Soup: "ապուր" refers to a liquid dish typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables in stock.
• Strong/Firm: "ամուր" conveys a sense of robustness or durability in structure or presence.
• Bone: "ոսկոր" refers to the rigid connective tissue that forms the skeleton.
• Fog/Mist: "մշուշ" describes atmospheric conditions when visibility is obscured by tiny water droplets.
• Beast: "գազան" indicates a wild animal, especially one considered dangerous or ferocious.
• Cruel/Harsh: "դաժան" describes actions or conditions that are unkind or severe.
• Rooster: "աքլոր" refers to the male chicken known for its crowing.
• To Burn: "այրել" indicates the act of consuming something with fire or heat.
• Button: "կոճակ" refers to a small disc or fastener used to secure pieces of fabric together.
• Tin: "թիթեղ" refers to a metallic element often used to make containers and coatings.
• Fearless: "անվախ" describes someone who shows no fear; courageous.
• Value/Price: "արժէք" indicates the worth of an item in terms of currency or importance.
• Danger: "վտանգ" signifies the risk or likelihood of harm or injury.
• Healthy: "առողջ" describes a state of physical or mental well-being.
• Wool: "բուրդ" refers to the textile fiber obtained from sheep or other animals.
• Shirt: "շապիկ" denotes a garment worn on the upper body.
• Forest: "անտառ" signifies a large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.
• Silver: "արծաթ" represents a precious metal known for its lustrous appearance and value.
• Salad: "աղցան" refers to a dish consisting mainly of mixed raw vegetables or fruits.
• Time/Occasion: "անգամ" describes a specific instance or moment.
• Individual: "անհատ" refers to a single human, as opposed to a group.
• Claim/Demand: "բողոք" signifies to assert a right or demand for something.
• Tirade: "ելոյթ" refers to a long, vehement speech or writing expressing strong emotions.
• Prayer: "աղօթք" denotes a solemn request or expression of thanks addressed to a deity.
• Evil/Malice: "չարիք" represents morally wrong acts or intentions to harm others.
• Above: "վերեւ" signifies a position at a higher level or over something.
• Provision/Stores: "մթերք" refers to supplies or resources, especially food.
• Tale/Story/Chat/Rumor: "զրոյց" encompasses narratives, informal conversations, or hearsay.
• To Shout: "գոչել" indicates the action of raising one's voice.
• Sheep: "ոչխար" refers to a domesticated ruminant animal, typically kept for wool or meat.