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As far as I know the Polish used (or still do) to call themselves "Leh", and it is a common name in Poland now (Lech).So Lehastan is very explainable:) As for Vrastan, it literally means "the land from the above". And it really is. Huynastan is still an Enigma for me, but it deffinitely has nothing to do with the hunns, 'cause the land of hunns is Hungary(Hungaria, in arm.).Don't forget that the hunns are the ancestors of todays Hungarians,Estonians and Finnish.
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Oh I'm sorry i came so late!! Guys, i wish you all the best!!!!! Moso, huysov em vor kneres shnorhavorum em
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Artur jan! don't be so mean As far as i remember,lots of girls in London look and dress really cool!I haven't been to other British cities though.But they deffinitly dress horribly in the US!Absolute lack of taste! As for Armenia it's really great in the big cities,50%-50% in the towns and almost horrible in most of the rural area...lol Russia's probably the best place in this case
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HAPPY BELATED VALENTINES'S DAY TO ALL THE LOVING ONES
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Nvard replied to MosJan's topic in Gender Issues
quote:Originally posted by Sip: [QB] Have you heard of Israel? If there was no US, there would be no Israel!!! QB] Lol...... I think it's vice versa No Jews no America -
SAS, Nu zachem tak grubo...... Ba vor iran stegh kanchem?
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Movses jan! Inchkan gitem mer haykakan simvolnere ARCIVn u ARYUCnen (see the coat of arms ) Isk mirqe - Ciranna
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BTW, Movses, you should post Miss97, Angelina's pic It's worth discussing, I guess
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quote:Originally posted by SAS: ________________________________________________ Bednaya Nvard... A kak Vi budete zhit' s takim KOZLOM? A yesli on ne tol'ko KOZYOL, no i... KOZYOL otpushcheniya? A vprochem, "Ti zhenshchina - i etim ti prava"(V. Bryusov)... ____ SAS [ January 25, 2002: Message edited by: SAS ] Kstati privet Rossiyskim zemlyakam Ya vsegda prava A kak my budem jit' s takim kozlom? Kak nibud' razberyomsya -
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quote:Originally posted by hasmiek: aha, so you're ignorant too where to start... prostitution: the worlds oldest profession; If you tell me there was no prostitution in armenia, i can't do anything but laugh at you abortion; happened eveywhere allways. Women found reasons and ways to abort their pregnancies in all times. My own grandmother once had to abort her child (in armenia) because of her health. She took some herbal mixture which stopped the pregnancy. This was in the nineteenfiftees; in armenia, and from what I heard....she was not theonly one. drugs; alcohol and tobacco are taken in public. Other drugs not, an any other country than holland, drugs are taken privately. and as you seem to be a proper boy; you won't see it. begging: this one i can't be as sure about as the points before; i guess in the sovjet time there was not much to beg from. . Oh my God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Artur jan,I really have to agree with you.. They all can't even imagine what it was like to live in Soviet Armenia!!!!!!!!! It was just HEAVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!No States and no Europe could be compared to that!People left their cars and houses opened at night,and young girls could stay in the parks up till 11 PM , you could walk in the dark streets without being afraid for your life, people had bags full of golden jewelry,they had the most expensive furniture and china.......I can just go on and on and on........ What do you know about Soviet Armenia????Huh?? NOTHING!!!!! -
Thank you Movses jan. No life without you...lol Oh guys....guys...guys.. Come on girls, say your word!
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See this, people Irina Tovmasian from Yerevan became Miss Armenia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.missarmenia.am/eng/images/contenders/1/main.jpg Studying at Language University of Yerevan "Interlingva". Masters English, French, studies Italian. Likes doing sports: swimming and running. Takes classes of Latin-American dances. Miss Armenia Web Site [ January 23, 2002: Message edited by: PandukhT ]
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The word VARD is ARMENIAN.The Assyrians also have it as WURDA.That's it.I don't remember the Greek word but it's for sure not vard or anything close. And the word GUL the Persians may use comes deffinitely from the Turkic word GYUL.And has nothing common with the Armenian word.The name Nvard in Urartu and the name Wurda in Babylon (Assyria) appeared around 8c. BC...lol...the Turks were monkeys at that time
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Ok..Arpa it's absolutely stupid to argue on this topic.When you talk about the Parthian and Persian names we have you forget our anciet culture.It was all that!We had the the same ruling Arshakid dynasty, same religion, almost same culture SO we had a lot of common names!We also have lots of Jewish and Greek names because becuase now we're Christian and this is our religion today! But the Turkish surnames are offensive for a nation that didn't share any common cultural features or religion with the Turks! All we saw was hatred and opression, why should we have their ugly and barbarik names that we even don't understand????!!Do they like our names or do they have them?? I don't go against our famous people that had their names.I am agains the surnames not the people! But I'm 100% sure that poor Daniel Varujan that was so horribly killed in 1915 would be happy to stay in our hearts as Daniel VARUJAN !
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quote:Originally posted by elesarus: Russians say: " Baba za ruljom kak obezyana s granatoy". I'm completely agree. I like the other one... "Mujiki vse i vsegda kozly " -
No hard feelings guys,I don't mean to hurt anyone, but I really wish that every Armenian that has a Turkish last name would change it to a real Armenian one. Don't you think it sounds unnatural: for example:Hayk Bagirian???
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quote:Originally posted by koko: Hello Nvard jan, and what does the names mean in turkish? Janibekian=JAN(soul)BEK(master) Gyulbekian=GYUL(rose)BEK(master) Babajanian=BABA(father)JAN(soul) Bagirian=Bagir is a very common Azeri name,but I don't know the meaning.
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quote:Originally posted by ARTURian: About girls in Russia, they might BTW So far i can see only one Armenian girl on this forum which can be called an Armenian. Others are rather concerned with their feminist issues. Mersi Mersi Do I get a golden medal and the first place -
WOW.......those "angry postings"are impressing...Gosh..I've never heard such disgusting things about us even from Turks.
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Artur jan.. It seems like you created an ideal Armenian society.But the reality unfortunatly is not that rosy. I don't live in Armenia but I spend my summers there and I know the life from the inside as well as if I've lived there all my life.the morality you're talking about is starting to rott.And yes, the girls in Armenia now are very far from being angelic, trust me.The Armenian girls in Russia are much more "Armenian" in this case. -
Arto jan! there are lots of Armenian surnames that are fromed out of Turkish or Persian words or names, like Janibekian, Babajanian, Gyulbekian,Bagirian..etc. By the way, Harut what's yours? [ January 17, 2002: Message edited by: Nvard ]
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Very interesting....lol thank you
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quote:Originally posted by Sip: [QB] ....russa-hyes are typically very different than barska-hyes/QB] Can you give any examples in what ways? I'm just curiuos
