Definition of Zhamatuns. Meaning of Zhamatuns. Synonyms of Zhamatuns

- 40°45′N 44°25′E / 40.750°N 44.417°E / 40.750; 44.417 Zhamatun (Armenian: Ժամատուն), is an abandoned village in the Lori Province of Armenia, belonging...
- the pillars. Some major examples of gavits and zhamatuns, ordered chronologically: The first known zhamatun is from Horomos, dated 1038. Vault with oculus...
- Geghard well-merited fame — the second cave church, the family sepulcher of zhamatun Papak and Ruzukan, a hall for gatherings and studies (collapsed in the...
- Remains of the Church (interior to north apse) Having a columned gavit or zhamatun at the entrance of a church, where it serves as an entrance room to the...
- starts near the junction of the church and zhamatun. A third row, which starts near the outer door of the zhamatun, contains a mix of broken and well-preserved...
- The style of the vault is considered as similar to that of the gavit or zhamatun of the Church of the Holy Apostles at Ani (built before 1217), suggesting...
- Lernajur Lernapat Margahovit Pambak Tsaghkots Vahagnadzor Vahagni Yeghegnut Zhamatun Sarchapet Muni****lity Apaven Artsni Dzoramut Gogavan Norashen Petrovka...
- Summer sunlight illumination in the zhamatun...
- and Hovhannavank Monastery (1216–1221), while his son Kurt built the zhamatuns attached to them, in 1250 for Hovhannavank and 1255 for Saghmosavank....
- zhamatun of Saint John church (1038). Inside the zhamatun. Inside the zhamatun. Church of Saint John (1038) Zhamatun of Aruits Vaul of the zhamatun of...