Armenian in Greek
Armenian in Greek is αρμενικός, αρμένικος, Αρμένιος — Armenian means relating to Armenia, its people, language, or alphabet.
Armenian in Greek
What does "Armenian" mean?
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adjective Relating to Armenia, its people, language, or alphabet.
"The restaurant served traditional Armenian dishes like dolma and lavash."
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noun A person from Armenia, or of Armenian ethnicity.
"Many Armenians settled abroad after the genocide of 1915."
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noun The Armenian language, spoken in Armenia and by the Armenian diaspora.
"Armenian uses its own distinctive alphabet, created in the 5th century."
Armenian in a sentence
- The restaurant served traditional Armenian dishes like dolma and lavash.
- Many Armenians settled abroad after the genocide of 1915.
- Armenian uses its own distinctive alphabet, created in the 5th century.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Armenian" in Greek?
"Armenian" in Greek is αρμενικός, αρμένικος, Αρμένιος. Armenian means: Relating to Armenia, its people, language, or alphabet.
How do you pronounce αρμενικός?
"Armenian" in Greek is αρμενικός, pronounced "armenikos".
How do you use "Armenian" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant served traditional Armenian dishes like dolma and lavash." In Greek, "Armenian" is αρμενικός, αρμένικος, Αρμένιος.
Are there other ways to say "Armenian" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 9 translations listed for "Armenian": αρμενικός, αρμένικος, Αρμένιος, Αρμένης, Αρμένια, Αρμένισσα.