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I just noticed something. Is it saying “Mohammed, born (blind) in Aleppo, Syria who died in 1974 at the age of 30“? ----- Mohamed, geboren** te Aleppo (Syrië) op 30 maart 1974. ..... **Geboren= died? geberdi, entombed, buried?

No I don’t remember. Searching for Aleppo Pepper Haskouri , the following shows. I don’t know what language it is, Dutch maybe? Seems like the name of a person from Morocco. But observe the Aleppo Syrie next to the name Where is our friend Nairi? ... 51 - Mening, reactie, vragen en antwoorden. janice-laureyssens-visie.skynetblogs.be/index-50.html‎ Aedo Morales, Heraldo Amadeo, geboren te Temuco (Chili) op 3 mei 1948. Afakwo, Kate, geboren te ... Albik, Mohamed, geboren te Aleppo (Syrië) op 30 maart 1974. ..... Haskouri Azzaoui, Latifa, geboren te Tanger (Marokko) op 14 mei 1978.

ԾԻԾԵՌՆԱԿԱԲԵՐԴ Tsitsernakaberd Swallow Castle ԾիծեռնաԿ also spelled Ծիծառնիկ I wish I could find that poem Ծիծառնիկ by Roussinian. I can’t find that poem by Nahapet Roussinian Ծիծառնիկ Tsitsarnik Here is what I remember, with reconstruction of mine. Ծիծառնիկ, ծիծառնիկ Քուկ՞դ էր ուրեմն ոհ անտէրունջ այդ բունիկ, Զոր այս երթին խորշն առաջին մտնելուս Տեսայ թափուռ , ու լցուեցաւ աչք ս կուռ Արտասուքով դառն, տխուր Translation. Swallow, oh Swallow, So. that was your homeless nest under this roof, When I entered there, I saw empty aband. My eyes swelled with bitter tears sad. Swallow also known as Swift, fast արագ. There may be a reason for that, as they are also known as Messenger Birds. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukg3ajxoPt8&feature=player_detailpage#t=7 Խոսք` Գ.Դոդոխյանի, երաժշտ.` ըստ Կոմիտասի Ծիծեռնա'կ, ծիծեռնա'կ, Դու` գարնան սիրո'ւն թռչնակ, Դեպի ո՞ւր, ինձ ասա, Թռչում ես այդպես արագ: Ա՜խ թռի'ր, ծիծեռնակ Ծնած տեղս Աշտարակ, Անդ շինիր քո բույնը Հայրենի կտուրի տակ: Անդ հեռու ալևոր Հայր ունիմ սգավոր, Որ միակ իր որդուն Սպասում է օրերօր: Դե'հ, սիրո'ւն ծիծեռնակ, Հեռացի'ր, թռի'ր արագ Դեպ հայոց երկիրը` Ծնած տեղս Աշտարակ: Googling will redirect us to a million ( 942,000 to be exact) sites, all talking about the Genocde Memorial. No where I could find the history of it. Here is what little is available. ԾԻԾԵՌՆԱԿԱԲԵՐԴ- A bronze age ancient site in Yerevan, at the right bank of the river Hrazdan. According to legend there was a Temple for the goddess Astghik, situated on top of a hill, at the top story of which swallows would weave their nests. These birds were viewed as sacred messengers of the gods. They would act as messengers- սուրհանդակներ- carrying back and forth Astghik’s love letters to Her lover Vahakn. The archeological excavations are incomplete, probably mainly because now it is another sacred site of the Genocide Memorial Complex- 1967. During the excavations many artifacts were unearthed, however further excavations were abandoned. In 1925 there was some interest and some digging, when some Bronze Age tombs were found, where shards of pottery of all colors and shapes were found. In addition to some metal statuettes and jerry, human and animal bones During the excavations for the Genocide Memorial, many artifacts were found, including evidences of human habitation. Go to Swallows here and see some of the Armenian ones. http://www.armeniabirding.info/galry.html http://i342.photobucket.com/albums/o405/AR TISTANT/tattoo_002.jpg http://www.rspb.org.uk/community/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles/00-00-01-88-34/6138.swallow.jpg http://hy.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D4%B3%D5%B5%D5%B8%D6%82%D5%B2%D5%A1%D5%AF%D5%A1%D5%B6_%D5%AE%D5%AB%D5%AE%D5%A5%D5%BC%D5%B6%D5%A1%D5%AF http://www.transcend.ws/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/SwallowsSanJuanCapistrano.png 　

Yes we do Halepi Pghpegh. Aleppo Peppers, Հալէպի Պիպէռ aka Halapino /Jalapeno peppers.

Yes Mos, Tsitsak, ԾԻԾԱԿ. ՏԱՔԴԵՂ= Պղպեղ, պաճ, բիբար, ԾԻԾԱԿ երկայն պղպեղ, ղարապղպեղ http://www.nayiri.com/imagedDictionaryBrowser.jsp?dictionaryId=25&pageNumber=621 ՏԱՔԴԵՂ literally means Hot Herb. ** Then why do we call these sweet bell peppers taqdegh? http://www.bubblews.com/assets/images/news/1422094049_1368959003.jpg Բուլղարական տաքդեղ http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_1/letter_31/header_800/Image_2513.jpg Thank you Johannes for the site. Many I had forgotten, and even many more I never knew. Below are they saying fleefe; ot flayfel or fleyfel? We know that flafel/falafel is the plural of Flfl. الفلفل فليفلة خضراء 　 ** See ԴԵՂ HERB here http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=21277&page=1&&do=findComment&comment=258623

ՓԻՂԻ ԿՆՃԻԹ Elephant Trunk http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_1/letter_31/header_800/Image_2515.jpg [http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_1/letter_31/header_800/Image_2515.jpg ԾԻԾԵՌՆԱԿ ԾԻԾԱՌ Swallow http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_1/letter_31/header_800/Image_2554.jpg http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_1/letter_31/header_800/Image_2554.jpg http://www.encyclopedia.am/pages.php?bId=1&hId=800 　

Abdal Armenian name? This is the weirdest, and news to me. Beside Karlen, Serge/ Sergey and Arkady. Anyone here known an Armenian named Abdal? I Haven’t. I have known some with the surname Abdalian, Avdalian, Avdoyan.***** According to this site Abdal is an Armenian boys’ name. http://armenian.name/index.php Yet another sloppy scholarship. It is from furkish? Phooey and nonsnse!!**** It is from Arabic , the first part of the name “abd” Abdallah=Servant of God** --- In our vernacular the gypsies were called abdal, to mean gypsy***, nomad, beggar and at times thief. I have not anyone named abdal, but there are several families with surnames of Abdalian/Avdalian. The two famous ones. === 35 §History of Armenia by Father Michael Chamich: from B. C. 2247 to the year of Christ 1780¦. Translated from the original Armenian, by Johannes Avdal, in two volumes, v. I-II, Calcutta, 1827. ---- …is a translation into 17th c. English by a Johannes Avdall (Abdalian?). I found him. His name was Hovannes Avdaleants-Avdalyants (?), born in Shiraz, Iran 1803-1870- died in Calcutta, Member of the Asiatic Society of Bengal printed in Calcutta (Kolkatta)., 1827. AD . I wish I could see the Armenian version that Mikayel wrote, and spelled those names. Of course, as expected Chamich was very much biblio-biased, going all the way of we being the progeny of that clown, foolish buffoon Noah. ----- Vahe-Vahian (Armenian: Վահէ-Վահեան), born Sarkis Abdalian (22 December 1908, Gürün Turkey, died in 1998, Beirut, Lebanon), was an Armenian poet, writer, editor, pedagogue and orator.[1][2] **On the surface the name seems to be exclusive to muslims, in fact many Arabic speaking Christians also use it, even some old Armenians of Aleppo. Sometimes abbreviated to Abdo. See Vartan Abdo of Armenian Radio Hour. ===== ***Abdal=gypsy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roma_in_Turkey **** Where do they find this kind of info -schminfo ? If all Armenian scholarship schmolarship, culture/kultur is similar to this, then please include me out. Yeah, yeah we know. The name of that rolled grape leaf delicacy is from the Uraratuan. ***** The furks did not have a word for “culture” Kültür until they discovered Latin. ***** Dr. Levon Avdoyan http://www.armenianweekly.com/2012/01/24/library-of-congress-exhibition-on-armenian-treasures-to-open-april-19/

Yea, yea, we know herr hasan my ass-an jemal kaka. How about you resurrect those slaughtered and murdered 2 million by your grandfather and give them back their Ancestral lands. TALK is CHEAP, but the cost of the Genocide is very EXPENSIVE. How many furkish liras or mejidieh gold coins** do you have? Go tell it to your sultan erbokhan. Let us once again talk about the Schindler’s List and the repentant benevolent furk. How much Tuti Oghi, raki did you imbibe before you made those statements? Did you also have Khash for breakfast? http://www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/facts/genocide.html ** http://taxfreegold.co.uk/images/1909turkey100piastresobv400.jpg I goofed I entered this topic of the Big G against my promise. Can you forgive me? 　

ԱՐԻՍՏԱԿԷՍ ARISTAKES Do we still name our boys Aristakes or Takes/Dakes? I have known several named Aris. Aris Sevak (RIP) and Murad Aris Meneshian(Aris is his father‘s name), Aris Babikian to name a few http://www.armeniapedia.org/wiki/Aris_Sevag http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murad_Meneshian http://asbarez.com/65705/aris-babikian-appointed-canadian-citizenship-judge/ I t would be interesting if there were a person named Aris Dakesian. Google shows one obituary in Fresno with very little information. Is Aris the masculine counterpart of Arous-(iak)? === Արիս եւ Արուս ամուսնացան: Նրանք ունեցան երկւորեակ. Մին կոչեցին Արիստակէս եւ միւսը Արուսեակ: There are many citings of Aristakes. Search and see. The first being; According t o legend Aristakes was the elder son of Grigor and he succeeded Him as Ctholicos.**

http://cheffrankonline.com/wordpress/wordpress-content/uploads/2012/03/chef.gif Hey Sip, are you the chef manager of that huge hellofasize barbeque pit? You keep up those comments and your rump will be roasted. http://chrisreimersblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/fire_brimstone.jpg http://oneforthetable.com/images/stories/articles/agatha_french/pigroast1.gif

You committed a sin of sodamy (?). of biblical proportions. You omitted to show us pictures of fire and brimstone in Sodom and Gomorra. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QA6UE91PlUA/T_Rbr7XaNxI/AAAAAAAAIjY/92azTBIIgXc/s1600/lake-of-fire-mary-k-baxter-hell-truth.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QA6UE91PlUA/T_Rbr7XaNxI/AAAAAAAAIjY/92azTBIIgXc/s1600/lake-of-fire-mary-k-baxter-hell-truth.jpg 　 　 　

ԿԱՊԵՐՏ ԿԱՐՊԵՏ CARPET I am sure we already know that the word Carpet is of Armenian origin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_carpet Etymology of word "carpet" in the Armenian and other languages The Armenian words for carpet are "karpet" (Armenian: կարպետ)[6] or "gorg" (Armenian: գորգ).[7] Though both words in Armenian are synonymous, word "karpet" is mostly used for non-pile rugs and "gorg" is for a pile carpet. Two of the most frequently used terms to designate woven woolen floor coverings emanate directly from the Armenian experience: carpet and kali/khali. The term "kapert" (Armenian: կապերտ), formed of root "kap" (Armenian: կապ) that means "knot",[8][9] later to become "karpet" (Armenian: կարպետ) in colloquial Armenian, is used in the 5th-century Armenian http://www.nayiri.com/imagedDictionaryBrowser.jsp?dictionaryId=7&pageNumber=1228 http://nayiri.com/imagedDictionaryBrowser.jsp?dictionaryId=6&pageNumber=1025 Related. http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=55489&hl= To not forget those dirty ratty Carpet Baggers. Or shall we say Carpet Beggars? This is silly. Տղա անունդ Կարապետ Միթէ դու ես Կարպետ Վարպետ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpetbagger. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/Carpetbagger.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/Carpetbagger.jpg

Who knows this idiom? 1. Lit. to hide dirt by brushing it away under the edge of a carpet. He was in such a hurry with the cleaning that he just swept the dirt under the carpet. She swept the dirt under the carpet, hoping no one would find it.2. Fig. to hide or ignore something. You made a mistake that you can't sweep under the carpet. Don't try to sweep it under the carpet. You are wrong! ԳՈՂ ՍԻՐՏԸ ԴՈՂ

I regret having responded to this post that is initiated by someone who will fit the definition of a cultist Yet, let us revisit the threads I cited and see the difference between cult and denomonation

Shall we revisit these threads ? http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=18542&hl=protestants http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=7028&hl=protestants 　 　

Another heap of moodoo masquerading as Hiatory. " His son Ananun"? Does the writer of the above know that "ananun" means NO NAME. anonymous? And we are expected to believe this as gospel truth? It is estimated that Khorenatsi lived and wrote in the 5th c AD, and the Abcar fable is supposed to have happened 400 years before his time. It is like me writing as an eyewitness about the fabulous 1001 churches of Ani, or about the Battle of Avarayr as an eyewitness. At least we hve physical evidence o Ani. Anyone know where Avarayr is?

Also note that one of contenders was David Bakradze. Bagratuni, Bagrationi? http://voiceofrussia.com/news/2013_10_28/Elections-in-Georgia-Margvelashvili-polls-62-Bakradze-21-Burdzhanadze-10-of-vote-8432/ Is the Georgian “adze” like the Persian “a-zade” as in Shah-zade, royal born. Or as in Sheherazade? Meaning Free-town/city/sheher? Or is it like ahmadi-zade/ son of ahmed? === David Bakradze, candidate from the United National Movement, gained 21.65 percent of the vote. He is followed by Nino Burdhzanadze, former Speaker of Parliament, with 10.14 percent. Read more: http://voiceofrussia.com/news/2013_10_28/Elections-in-Georgia-Margvelashvili-polls-62-Bakradze-21-Burdzhanadze-10-of-vote-8432/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Bagratid_dynasties http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagrationi_dynasty BTW. The Armenian name A-ZAD/AZAT in fact means born free, from gods, with no human intervention. Where is Hagarag to tell us that the Bagratunis were from the house of david, telaviv?

Who the hell cares about sakakshvili! Who is next ilkak ali-oghlu or mehmet osmanbokhoghlu? Or erbokhan from istanbokh?

ՀՌԻՓՍԻՄԷ եւ ԳԱՅԱՆԷ HRIPSIMEH and GAYANEH I have known a few Hripsimehs, one of them was my childhood neighbor friend, playmate, my breast sister. Her mother could not nurse her, and my mother nursed her along with me. We would call each other brother and sister respectively. We had another neighbor Hrip, both of which were of the Catholic persuasion. As to Gayaneh. It seems 50% of girls in Armenia are named such, the other half- Lilith. A contradiction in terms if you will. The latter being a pagan who… don’t let me use toxic words here… and the former an Armenian Saint. --- Above at #5 I said; I don’t remember where I had seen that. Note that in the Greek it is written as Ripisma. http://onomast.com/name/29836/Rhipsime http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhipsime Rhipsime (Hripsime, Ripsime, Ripsima or Arsema (died c. 290) was an Armenian virgin and martyr of Roman origin. She and her companions in martyrdom are venerated as the first Christian martyrs of Armenia. ===== See # 3 here; http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=55532#entry311455

No wonder. Even today, after so many years we still speak in dolma and basturma language

Հայ նախարարներն էլ, կատաղած Արշակավանում ապաստանած իրենց ծառաների ու հանցավորների դեմ, զորքերով հարձակվում են Արշակավանի վրա, կոտորում բոլոր տղամարդկանց ու կանանց, բացի ծծկեր երեխաներից: If they spared the nursing infants, բացի ծծկեր երեխաներից: Then what happened to their Tsitsik mama/ Ծծիկ Մամա Who gave tsitsik to those nursing infants? furks and Persians?

ARSHAKAVAN Yet another bigoted, prejudicially fabricated fable. I will stop here. See more fictional fables known as History by Agathangelos. You be the judge. http://armenianhouse.org/harutyunyan/07-persian-war-a.html Btw. Did I say, yes I did that Agantagelos was not Armenian. He was a Greco-Roman. Was he concerned with the fate of Armenia? He did not speak even one word of Armenian, just as neither did Grigor or Trdat. Please prove me wrong. Yet we, 99.9% of us believe them as the Gospel Truth. Yes, I am an iconoclast/ Պատկերամարտ. My motto is “It it ain’t broke, break it” That way, maybe then we can make better gizmos. See #19 here; http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=9516&st=0&p=105277&hl=arshakavan&fromsearch=1entry105277 See highlight below. The Nakharars were the feudal lords of the time. Today we call them Oligarchs. Փոքրամսն Արքաներ: Do we need a new and improved Arshak now to shelter them in a safe haven? But don’t hold your breath. He will probably be hanged at the Republic Square. Too bad, there is no Arshakavan today, yet the abused, downtrodden and dispossessed slaves seem to have found new Arshakavans in the near and far Diasporas, and they are leaving in droves. ==== Another piece of propaganda, i.e big lie. -----

HUH!! He baptized 4 miilon? Since that time world population has grown 30-40 fold. Where are the other 150 million baptized Armenians today? To not forget that that 4 million was only a segment of the Armenian population. What a crock!!! Thank Aramazd, it was not Qarsun Million.

Trdat and Grigor Destroy Pagan Temples. 　 　 　 Which is Grigor and which Trdat? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZu2zqFE_gI&feature=player_embedded 　 http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=12022&page=1entry159989 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ndwNgeYMQU 　

Ghapajazzama http://www.gatacine.com/?lang=en&p=5129&cat_pai=137