Meanings
- uncountableThe act or process of Armenianizing.
One of the features common to both Galshoyan's and Emin's texts is a consistent Armenianization of experience.
1997, Mark Saroyan, Edward W. Walker, Minorities, mullahs, and modernity: reshaping community in the former Soviet Union, Univ of California Intl &, →ISBN2 more examples
According to a famous scholar and researcher LPetrushevski, "Garabagh has never belonged to the Armenian cultural centers," and the Armenian Church "has always served as an instrument of Armenianization" of Albania.
2004, Tofik Kocharli, Armenian Deception: Historical Information, Eldar, page 14Armenianization revived the Armenian culture and language on the independent soil of Armenia; the nation could finally repair its mutilated identity if not pacify its tormented soul.
2008, S. Payaslian, The History of Armenia: From the Origins to the Present, Springer, →ISBN, page 166
Origin
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Armenianization. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/Armenianization
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