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The article focuses on the Syrian-Armenian school network as a case study, and describes the attempts to infiltrate partisan propaganda into Syrian-Armenian schools. The author notes that such attempts had become obvious as of the 1890s. Armenian parties' presence in the schools increased particularly after the restora...
The paper examines the names of plants and fruits in the dialect of Kesab. The origins of most of these nouns are native Armenian words which have been imported to the dialect with historical and partial semantic changes. On rare occasions names which originate from Arabic or Turkish have replaced the Armenian names. A...
The Armernians of Beylan, Svedia, Kesab, and Aramo-Ghnemiye in the historical Antioch region had their own vernacular and dialects. These have been studied, described and categorized by renowned linguists and dialectologists like Hrachya Adjarian, Ararad Gharibian, and Gevork Djahougian. In Djahugian's categorization,...
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