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I just asked my mom is "eshag" is a Turkish word and she said without question. By extension that would mean "esh" (meaning donkey) is also a Turkish word. In that case, what's the Armenian word for Donkey?
wow those were some unusual words i encountered here, some of them ive never heard of, like Portekhal - orange
but i know that the root of that word is greek, because of "my greek fat wedding" her last anmes was Portokalis, and that dad said its a root of "portokal" meaning oranges... anywhoo, i had no idea that was also a word in armenian.
I love to learn new things about our culture and language, even after 6 years at an armenian school.
wow those were some unusual words i encountered here, some of them ive never heard of, like Portekhal - orange
but i know that the root of that word is greek, because of "my greek fat wedding" her last anmes was Portokalis, and that dad said its a root of "portokal" meaning oranges... anywhoo, i had no idea that was also a word in armenian.
I love to learn new things about our culture and language, even after 6 years at an armenian school.
So if any of you know for sure if these are or aren't Armenian words, let me know.
Ash-khal (Garbage) Khent (Crazy) Saroshka (Sweater) Kal (Head) Doprag (Bag... or is it box?) Eshag (Dumbass) Kife (I actually don't know what this word means other than that it's a positive way of describing somebody... my stepmom uses it all the time) Khe? (Why?) Kheabon (Street) Zah-mar (Best I can tell it means shut up.. but it could be an instrument) Mek-ina (Car) Yetim (Orphan)
That's all I can think of right now.
Ok Mr. Jinx.... here I go.
Garbage = Akhb or Zeebeel
Crazy = Khent or Keejh
Sweater = Uhhmmm.... don't know this one.
Head = Klookh
Bag = Dobrag
Dumbass = Esh (Turkish)
Kayf = Cool or Excitement. (Depends how you use it and I don't know if it's Armenian)
Why = Inchu or Khe
Street = Poghots
Zaharmar = Shut the f*ck up (Probably Turkish)
Car = Afto or Mekina or Inknasharjh
Orphan = Vorp
That's the best I can do to describe it to you in Eastern and Western Armenian.
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