May or may not be Armenian words

[HyeJinx1984]

There are two words I've always used that recently I found out may not be Armenian. Since I never got a straight answer, I'll ask you guys. Are Brosh (lips) and Bamidor (tomatoes) Armenian words? I know the other words for them are Shertoonk and Lolig, but I figured it was just a dialect thing like "hos" and "estegh." Are Brosh and Bomidor armenian words or are they from a different language? (I have a feeling Russian)

P.S.
This has NOTHING to do with the thread at hand... but I've noticed that recently a LOT of the avatars are of people's chests (Not that I'm complaining )... well, to keep with this tradition... I nominate this to be my new avatar:
Should I go with it?

[xBaron Dants]

Haven't heard of brosh.

Bamidor is not Armenian. I think you're right about it being Russian, but it is also very similar to the arabic word which is something like banador (The only arabic words I know are those that the steet merchants in Haleb used to scream out ). As for the real word, it's loleeg.

[HyeJinx1984]

Haven't heard of brosh.

Bamidor is not Armenian. I think you're right about it being Russian, but it is also very similar to the arabic word which is something like banador (The only arabic words I know are those that the steet merchants in Haleb used to scream out ). As for the real word, it's loleeg.

Shat g'khosis, hagis...

[xBaron Dants]

kidtsoghnere khoseloo iravoonk oonin


And pleeeeeeeeease do not make that chest your avatar.

[HyeJinx1984]

What about Zaitoun (olive) and rayhan (parsley)?

And why not? My cleavage is just as pretty as Violette's... Mags's even... what...what are you trying to say???

[xBaron Dants]

Zeitoon no...tsitabdoogh is the real word. As for parsleeeeeeey...hmm, I think the real word is azadkegh.

I thought rehan was some other plant actually..hmm

Oh, and your chest is, um...very nice..

[sSsflamesSs]

Pamidor is definitely Russian. All the others, I don't know (I thought they were Armenian).

[HyeJinx1984]

I'm not saying it's necessarily the most proper word, but is Zeitoun at least armenian 'slang' for olive? What I mena is, is Zeitoun an Armenian creation?

I think Raihan might be Basil... but is it Armenian?

[xBaron Dants]

Zeitun is either arabic or turkish.

Rehan, I am not sure. It's definitely been used by Armenians for quiiiiite some time (Sayat Nova - Fakhradn Meragh: maziiiiiiirt rehaaaaaaaaan, haytaytadz en, varti michoom eeeeeeen), and prominent novelist Krikor Zohrab has a cute short story called "Rehan".

I personally think it is, but I might be mistaken.

[sSsflamesSs]

P.S.
This has NOTHING to do with the thread at hand... but I've noticed that recently a LOT of the avatars are of people's chests (Not that I'm complaining )... well, to keep with this tradition... I nominate this to be my new avatar:
Should I go with it?

May I suggest...