Armenian Alphabet - Capitals
The Armenian alphabet invented by St. Mesrop Mashtots in the 5th century.
These are the capital letters with transliteration.
Where the Western and Eastern transliterations differ, the Western is shown in brackets after the Eastern. Where the pronunciation can change at the start of a word, the initial pronunciation is given after a slash.
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Ա |
a |
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Բ |
b (p) |
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Գ |
g (k) |
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Դ |
d (t) |
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Ե |
e/ye |
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Զ |
z |
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Է |
e |
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Ը |
u |
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Թ |
t' |
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Ժ |
zh |
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Ի |
i |
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Լ |
l |
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Խ |
ch |
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Ծ |
ts (dz) |
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Կ |
k (g) |
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Հ |
h |
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Ձ |
dz (ts) |
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Ղ |
gh |
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Ճ |
dj |
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Մ |
m |
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Յ |
y (h) |
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Ն |
n |
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Շ |
sh |
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Ո |
o/vo |
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Չ |
ch' |
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Պ |
p (b) |
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Ջ |
j (ch) |
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Ռ |
rr |
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Ս |
s |
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Վ |
v |
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Տ |
t (d) |
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Ր |
r |
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Ց |
ts' |
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Ւ |
v |
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Փ |
p' |
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Ք |
k' |
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Օ |
o |
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Ֆ |
f |