Definition of Armenized. Meaning of Armenized. Synonyms of Armenized

- the po****tion of Artsakh and Utik consisted of Armenians and several Armenized tribes. Armenian culture and civilization flourished in the early medieval...
- Lezgic-speaking people by that name had once lived there and had been Armenized. Differing views exist about the timing of the presence of Armenians in...
- repeated Georgian attacks, as did Xlat under that of the "Philochristian" Armenized Seljuk dynasty of the Sah-i Armen (1100-1207). Vahan M. Kurkjian «A History...
- sources Zenob was of Syrian descent ) in the 5th century, though it was Armenized in a later century. From Daēnā to Dîn: Christine Allison, Anke Joisten-Pruschke...
- the Church's autocephaly, it was increasingly becoming linguistically Armenized. Among the factors that might have contributed to that are constant raids...
- in the 4th and 5th centuries by a process of institutionalization and Armenization of Christianity in Armenia. Indeed, Gregory the Illuminator became the...
- translate to the equivalent English surname 'Smith'. Demirdjian is the Armenized version of Demirci written in Latin script. It can refer to the Armenian-American...
- Nagorno-Karabakh. This policy – sometimes called a "White Genocide" – aimed at "de-Armenizing" the territory culturally and physically and followed a similar pattern...
- Nagorno-Karabakh was neither Armenian nor even Indo-European, and it was Armenized only in the aftermath of Armenian conquest. Robert Hewsen does not exclude...
- there was a larger influx of Armenians in the area, resulting in partial Armenization of the local Tzan po****tion. With the Georgian intervention in Chaldia...