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Signs of tissue in the Polynesian language and their Armenian parallels

Writer's picture: Mariam VardanyanMariam Vardanyan

Continuing the topic of fabrics, the 58th meeting of the “Carahunge Armeological Center” took place on June 21.

 

Linguist Leyla Stepanyan, who has been researching Armenian-Polynesian linguistic and cultural communities for about 26 years, made a presentation on "Signs of tissue in the Polynesian language and their Armenian parallels."

 

As a result of her research, Leyla Stepanyan discovered more than 3,500 common roots, words and expressions, more than 50 grammatical forms, more than a tens dialects, many toponyms and names of tribes in the Armenian-Rapana dictionary of languages.


 

Video of the lecture on our Youtube channel:





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