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Welcome to this lesson on the Attributive Participle in Armenian grammar! In the context of the Armenian language, the attributive participle plays a crucial role in enhancing descriptions and providing additional information about nouns. Understanding how to use it will not only enrich your vocabulary but also improve your ability to form complex sentences, which is essential for effective communication.

In this lesson, we will explore the following:

Introduction to Attributive Participle[edit | edit source]

The attributive participle is a fascinating aspect of Armenian grammar that allows you to describe nouns with greater detail. It acts like an adjective, providing more context about a noun. This participle is especially useful in both spoken and written Armenian, as it can convey nuances that might otherwise require additional sentences to express.

Structure of the Lesson[edit | edit source]

1. Definition and Importance: We will define what the attributive participle is and why it matters.

2. Formation: How to form the attributive participle in Armenian.

3. Usage: Examples of how to use the attributive participle in sentences.

4. Practice Exercises: A series of exercises to help solidify your understanding.

5. Conclusion: A summary of what we've learned.

Definition and Importance[edit | edit source]

The attributive participle in Armenian is a verb form that serves to modify nouns. It is formed from verbs and carries information about the action related to the noun. For example, in English, we might say "the running dog," where "running" is an attributive participle describing the dog. In Armenian, this concept is similarly applied.

Understanding and mastering the attributive participle is vital for students aiming for fluency. It allows for the construction of more intricate sentences that can convey detailed meanings, making your speech more engaging and informative.

Formation of the Attributive Participle[edit | edit source]

The formation of the attributive participle in Armenian involves a few simple steps. Generally, it is created from the root of the verb, with specific suffixes added based on the tense and aspect of the verb. The participle will agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

Basic Structure[edit | edit source]

1. Identify the Verb: Start with the base form of the verb.

2. Add the Appropriate Suffix: Depending on the tense and aspect:

For present tense, the suffix is typically -ող/-ողը for masculine and -ողուհի/-ողուհին for feminine.

For past tense, the suffix is usually -ած/-ածը for masculine and -ածուհի/-ածուհին for feminine.

Examples of Formation[edit | edit source]

Let’s take a look at how these participles are formed using a table:

Armenian	Pronunciation	English
աշխատող	ashkhatogh	working
կարդացող	kardatsogh	reading
գրելած	grelats	written
տեսնող	tesnog	seeing
սովորած	sovorats	learned

Usage of the Attributive Participle[edit | edit source]

Now that we've discussed the formation, let’s dive into how to use the attributive participle in sentences. The participle typically precedes the noun it modifies and adds a descriptive quality to it.

Examples of Usage[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples showcasing the participles in action:

Armenian	Pronunciation	English
աշխատող մարդ	ashkhatogh mard	working man
կարդացող աղջիկ	kardatsogh aghjik	reading girl
գրելած նամակ	grelats namak	written letter
տեսնող երեխան	tesnog yerekhian	seeing child
սովորած ուսուցիչ	sovorats usutsich	learned teacher

As you can see from these examples, the attributive participle provides essential information about the nouns, enriching the sentences.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to apply what you've learned! Here are some exercises to help you practice forming and using the attributive participle.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the attributive participle.

1. ___ տղա (working boy)

2. ___ աղջիկ (reading girl)

3. ___ նամակ (written letter)

4. ___ երեխա (seeing child)

5. ___ ուսուցիչ (learned teacher)

Solutions to Exercise 1[edit | edit source]

1. աշխատող տղա (ashkhatogh tghah)

2. կարդացող աղջիկ (kardatsogh aghjik)

3. գրելած նամակ (grelats namak)

4. տեսնող երեխա (tesnog yerekhah)

5. սովորած ուսուցիչ (sovorats usutsich)

Exercise 2: Translate the Sentences[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences from English to Armenian using the attributive participle.

1. The running dog is friendly.

2. The reading student is smart.

3. The written book is interesting.

Solutions to Exercise 2[edit | edit source]

1. Ճանապարհին աշխատող շունը բարեկամական է։ (Janaparhin ashkhatogh shunuh barekamakan e.)

2. Կարդացող ուսանողը խելացի է։ (Kardatsogh usanoghuh khelatsi e.)

3. Գրելած գիրքը հետաքրքիր է։ (Grelats girkuh hetakargir e.)

Exercise 3: Identify the Participle[edit | edit source]

Identify the attributive participle in the following sentences:

1. Շատ աշխատող մարդիկ են։

2. Կարդացող աղջիկը լավ ընկեր է։

3. Գրելած նամակները կարևոր են։

Solutions to Exercise 3[edit | edit source]

1. աշխատող (ashkhatogh)

2. կարդացող (kardatsogh)

3. գրելած (grelats)

Exercise 4: Create Your Own Sentences[edit | edit source]

Write five sentences using the attributive participle to describe people or objects around you.

Example Solutions for Exercise 4[edit | edit source]

1. Աշխատող տղամարդը իմ հայրն է։ (The working man is my father.)

2. Կարդացող աղջիկը իմ քույրն է։ (The reading girl is my sister.)

3. Գրելած նամակը հետաքրքիր է։ (The written letter is interesting.)

4. Տեսնող երեխան շուտ է ընկնում։ (The seeing child falls quickly.)

5. Սովորած ուսուցիչը լավ դասեր է տալիս։ (The learned teacher gives good lessons.)

Exercise 5: Matching Exercise[edit | edit source]

Match the Armenian phrases with their English equivalents.

1. աշխատող մարդիկ

2. կարդացող երեխան

3. գրելած պատմություն

4. տեսնող կին

5. սովորած դաս

| Armenian Phrase | English Equivalent |

| --- | --- |

| A. working people | B. reading child |

| C. written story | D. seeing woman |

| E. learned lesson | |

Solutions to Exercise 5[edit | edit source]

1 - A: աշխատող մարդիկ - working people

2 - B: կարդացող երեխան - reading child

3 - C: գրելած պատմություն - written story

4 - D: տեսնող կին - seeing woman

5 - E: սովորած դաս - learned lesson

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we explored the attributive participle in Armenian grammar. We learned how to form it and observed various examples of its usage. Through exercises, we had the opportunity to practice and solidify our understanding. As you continue your journey in learning Armenian, remember that mastering such grammatical elements will greatly enhance your ability to communicate effectively and expressively.

Keep practicing, and don't hesitate to revisit this lesson whenever you need a refresher. The more you engage with the language, the more comfortable you will become. Happy learning!

Table of Contents - Armenian Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Greetings and Introductions

Alphabet and Pronunciation

Numbers and Time

Basic Sentence Structure

Family and Relationships

Nouns and Pronouns

Food and Dining

Verbs and Tenses

Travel and Transportation

Adjectives and Adverbs

Armenian Traditions and Customs

Sources[edit | edit source]

modern-eastern-armenian.pdf

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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+Welcome to this lesson on the '''Attributive Participle''' in Armenian grammar! In the context of the Armenian language, the attributive participle plays a crucial role in enhancing descriptions and providing additional information about nouns. Understanding how to use it will not only enrich your vocabulary but also improve your ability to form complex sentences, which is essential for effective communication.
+In this lesson, we will explore the following:
 __TOC__
-== Introduction ==
+=== Introduction to Attributive Participle ===
+The '''attributive participle''' is a fascinating aspect of Armenian grammar that allows you to describe nouns with greater detail. It acts like an adjective, providing more context about a noun. This participle is especially useful in both spoken and written Armenian, as it can convey nuances that might otherwise require additional sentences to express.
+=== Structure of the Lesson ===
-In this lesson, we will explore the usage of the Attributive Participle in the Armenian language. The Attributive Participle is a verb form that functions as an adjective, providing additional information about a noun or pronoun. Understanding how to use the Attributive Participle correctly is essential for creating more complex and nuanced sentences in Armenian. We will start by discussing the formation and usage of the Attributive Participle, followed by a detailed exploration of its various forms and tenses. Throughout the lesson, we will provide numerous examples and exercises to help solidify your understanding of this grammatical construct.
+. '''Definition and Importance''': We will define what the attributive participle is and why it matters.
+. '''Formation''': How to form the attributive participle in Armenian.
+. '''Usage''': Examples of how to use the attributive participle in sentences.
+. '''Practice Exercises''': A series of exercises to help solidify your understanding.
+. '''Conclusion''': A summary of what we've learned.
+== Definition and Importance ==
+The attributive participle in Armenian is a verb form that serves to modify nouns. It is formed from verbs and carries information about the action related to the noun. For example, in English, we might say "the running dog," where "running" is an attributive participle describing the dog. In Armenian, this concept is similarly applied.
+Understanding and mastering the attributive participle is vital for students aiming for fluency. It allows for the construction of more intricate sentences that can convey detailed meanings, making your speech more engaging and informative.
 == Formation of the Attributive Participle ==
-The Attributive Participle in Armenian is formed by adding the suffix "-ով" (-ov) to the stem of the verb. The stem is obtained by removing the infinitive ending "-լ" (-l) from the verb. Let's take a look at some examples:
+The formation of the attributive participle in Armenian involves a few simple steps. Generally, it is created from the root of the verb, with specific suffixes added based on the tense and aspect of the verb. The participle will agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
+=== Basic Structure ===
+. '''Identify the Verb''': Start with the base form of the verb.
+. '''Add the Appropriate Suffix''': Depending on the tense and aspect:
+* For present tense, the suffix is typically '''-ող/-ողը''' for masculine and '''-ողուհի/-ողուհին''' for feminine.
+* For past tense, the suffix is usually '''-ած/-ածը''' for masculine and '''-ածուհի/-ածուհին''' for feminine.
+=== Examples of Formation ===
+Let’s take a look at how these participles are formed using a table:
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Armenian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
+! Armenian !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| գրել (grel) || [ɡɾɛl] || to write
+| աշխատող || ashkhatogh || working
 |-
-| գրող (grogh) || [ɡɾɔʁ] || writing
+| կարդացող || kardatsogh || reading
 |-
-| ուսուցել (usutsel) || [usutsʰɛl] || to teach
+| գրելած || grelats || written
 |-
-| ուսուցող (usutsogh) || [usutsʰɔʁ] || teaching
+| տեսնող || tesnog || seeing
 |-
-| խոսել (khosel) || [χɔsɛl] || to talk
+| սովորած || sovorats || learned
+|}
+== Usage of the Attributive Participle ==
+Now that we've discussed the formation, let’s dive into how to use the attributive participle in sentences. The participle typically precedes the noun it modifies and adds a descriptive quality to it.
+=== Examples of Usage ===
+Here are some examples showcasing the participles in action:
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Armenian !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| խօսող (khosogh) || [χɔsɔʁ] || talking
+| աշխատող մարդ || ashkhatogh mard || working man
+|-
+| կարդացող աղջիկ || kardatsogh aghjik || reading girl
+|-
+| գրելած նամակ || grelats namak || written letter
+|-
+| տեսնող երեխան || tesnog yerekhian || seeing child
+|-
+| սովորած ուսուցիչ || sovorats usutsich || learned teacher
 |}
-As you can see from the examples above, the Attributive Participle is formed by adding the suffix "-ով" (-ov) to the verb stem. Note that the final "լ" (-l) of the infinitive form is replaced by "ով" (-ov) in the Attributive Participle form.
+As you can see from these examples, the attributive participle provides essential information about the nouns, enriching the sentences.
+== Practice Exercises ==
+Now it's time to apply what you've learned! Here are some exercises to help you practice forming and using the attributive participle.
+=== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ===
+Complete the sentences with the correct form of the attributive participle.
+. ___ տղա (working boy)
+. ___ աղջիկ (reading girl)
+. ___ նամակ (written letter)
+. ___ երեխա (seeing child)
+. ___ ուսուցիչ (learned teacher)
+=== Solutions to Exercise 1 ===
+. աշխատող տղա (ashkhatogh tghah)
+. կարդացող աղջիկ (kardatsogh aghjik)
+. գրելած նամակ (grelats namak)
+. տեսնող երեխա (tesnog yerekhah)
+. սովորած ուսուցիչ (sovorats usutsich)
+=== Exercise 2: Translate the Sentences ===
+Translate the following sentences from English to Armenian using the attributive participle.
-== Usage of the Attributive Participle ==
+. The running dog is friendly.
+. The reading student is smart.
-The Attributive Participle is used to modify nouns or pronouns, providing additional information about them. It can function as an adjective, describing the noun or pronoun in terms of action, state, or condition. Let's explore the different ways in which the Attributive Participle is used in Armenian:
+. The written book is interesting.
-=== Describing Actions ===
+=== Solutions to Exercise 2 ===
-One of the main uses of the Attributive Participle is to describe actions. When used in this way, the Attributive Participle functions as an adjective that describes what the noun or pronoun is doing. Let's look at some examples:
+. Ճանապարհին աշխատող շունը բարեկամական է։ (Janaparhin ashkhatogh shunuh barekamakan e.)
-* Խաղալ եմ անդամնալու: (Khagal em andamnaloo) - I am playing tennis.
+. Կարդացող ուսանողը խելացի է։ (Kardatsogh usanoghuh khelatsi e.)
-* Անդամնալու եմ խաղում: (Andamnaloo em khaghoom) - I am playing as a member.
-In these examples, the Attributive Participle "անդամնալու" (andamnaloo) and "խաղում" (khaghoom) describe the action of playing. The first example describes the subject (I) as someone who is playing tennis, while the second example describes the subject as a member who is playing.
+. Գրելած գիրքը հետաքրքիր է։ (Grelats girkuh hetakargir e.)
-=== Describing States or Conditions ===
+=== Exercise 3: Identify the Participle ===
-The Attributive Participle can also be used to describe states or conditions of the noun or pronoun. In this case, it functions as an adjective that provides information about the current state or condition of the subject. Let's see some examples:
+Identify the attributive participle in the following sentences:
-* Հույս ունեմ համակարգչի վրա մնացած պատճառով: (Huys unem hamarkhchi vra mnatsats parcanov) - I have hope because of the remaining battery of the computer.
+. Շատ աշխատող մարդիկ են։
-* Դժվար է գտնել աշխարհում առաջարկներ ունենային ոտքերով: (Dzhvar e gtnel ashkharhum arrajarekner unenayin votkerov) - It is difficult to find opportunities with open eyes in the world.
-In the first example, the Attributive Participle "մնացած" (mnatsats) describes the state of the battery as remaining. In the second example, the Attributive Participle "ունենային" (unenayin) describes the condition of the opportunities as open.
+. Կարդացող աղջիկը լավ ընկեր է։
-=== Expressing Time or Manner ===
+. Գրելած նամակները կարևոր են։
-The Attributive Participle can also be used to express time or manner. In these cases, it functions as an adjective that provides information about how or when an action is taking place. Let's look at some examples:
+=== Solutions to Exercise 3 ===
-* Հեռանում եմ մեքենայի վրա վարելու: (Heranoom em mekenayi vra varelou) - I am driving on the car.
+. աշխատող (ashkhatogh)
-* Շուտով կմեծամասնեմ աշխարհի պատուհանները: (Shutov ketsamamen ashkharhi patuhaner) - Soon I will visit the halls of the world.
-In the first example, the Attributive Participle "հեռանում" (heranoom) describes the manner of driving as being on a car. In the second example, the Attributive Participle "շուտով" (shutov) describes the time of the visit as soon.
+. կարդացող (kardatsogh)
-== Tenses of the Attributive Participle ==
+. գրելած (grelats)
-The Attributive Participle in Armenian can be conjugated in different tenses to match the tense of the main verb or the noun or pronoun it modifies. Let's explore the different tenses of the Attributive Participle and their usage:
+=== Exercise 4: Create Your Own Sentences ===
-=== Present Tense ===
+Write five sentences using the attributive participle to describe people or objects around you.
-The Present Tense of the Attributive Participle is used to describe ongoing actions or conditions that are happening at the same time as the main verb. Let's see some examples:
+=== Example Solutions for Exercise 4 ===
-* Գրող եմ գիրքը: (Grogh em girky) - I am reading the book.
+. Աշխատող տղամարդը իմ հայրն է։ (The working man is my father.)
-* Ստուգող է պահելու: (Stugogh e pahelou) - He is checking.
-In these examples, the Attributive Participle "գրող" (grogh) and "ստուգող" (stugogh) describe the ongoing actions of reading and checking, respectively.
+. Կարդացող աղջիկը իմ քույրն է։ (The reading girl is my sister.)
-=== Past Tense ===
+. Գրելած նամակը հետաքրքիր է։ (The written letter is interesting.)
-The Past Tense of the Attributive Participle is used to describe actions or conditions that have already happened in the past. Let's look at some examples:
+. Տեսնող երեխան շուտ է ընկնում։ (The seeing child falls quickly.)
-* Գրող էր գիրքը: (Grogh er girky) - He was writing the book.
+. Սովորած ուսուցիչը լավ դասեր է տալիս։ (The learned teacher gives good lessons.)
-* Մատնող էր դեղորային աղեղը: (Matnogh er deghorayin aghye) - She was painting the landscape.
-In these examples, the Attributive Participle "գրող" (grogh) and "մատնող" (matnogh) describe the past actions of writing and painting, respectively.
+=== Exercise 5: Matching Exercise ===
-=== Future Tense ===
+Match the Armenian phrases with their English equivalents.
-The Future Tense of the Attributive Participle is used to describe actions or conditions that will happen in the future. Let's see some examples:
+. աշխատող մարդիկ
-* Գրող կլինի գիրքը: (Grogh klini girky) - He will be writing the book.
+. կարդացող երեխան
-* Ստուգող կլինի: (Stugogh klini) - She will be checking.
-In these examples, the Attributive Participle "գրող" (grogh) and "ստուգող" (stugogh) describe the future actions of writing and checking, respectively.
+. գրելած պատմություն
-== Cultural Insights ==
+. տեսնող կին
-The usage of the Attributive Participle in Armenian is deeply rooted in the language's rich cultural heritage. Throughout history, Armenian literature and poetry have extensively used the Attributive Participle to vividly describe actions, states, and conditions. Armenian writers and poets have mastered the art of using the Attributive Participle to create vivid and expressive descriptions, adding depth and beauty to their works. The Attributive Participle is also an integral part of Armenian folk songs and traditional storytelling, where it is often used to convey emotions and paint vivid pictures in the minds of the listeners.
+. սովորած դաս
-Historically, the usage of the Attributive Participle in Armenian has been influenced by the language's contact with other languages and cultures. Over the centuries, Armenian has borrowed words and grammatical structures from various sources, including Persian, Arabic, Turkish, and Russian. These influences have enriched the language and added layers of complexity to its grammar, including the usage of the Attributive Participle. By understanding the cultural and historical context of the Attributive Participle, learners can gain a deeper appreciation for the language and its nuances.
+| Armenian Phrase | English Equivalent |
-== Practice Exercises ==
+| --- | --- |
-Now that we have explored the formation, usage, and tenses of the Attributive Participle, let's practice what we have learned. Complete the following exercises by filling in the blanks with the appropriate form of the Attributive Participle. Solutions and explanations will be provided after each exercise.
+| A. working people | B. reading child |
-Exercise 1: Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the Attributive Participle:
+| C. written story | D. seeing woman |
-. Գնող եմ գույքը: (Gnogh em guykky) - I am buying the house.
+| E. learned lesson |  |
-. Կարող եմ տեսնել մեքենայի վրա նստած տղամարդկանցին: (Karogh em tesnel mekenayi vra nstatsats tghamardkantsin) - I can see the person sitting on the car.
-. Սրանք համարում են կանանց պատուհանները: (Srankh hamarou en kanants patuhanery) - These are the tables for the workers.
-. Սանիր եմ ուսուցում մաթեմատիկան: (Sanir em usutsoum matematikan) - I am teaching Sanir mathematics.
-. Ուսուցելու է մաթեմատիկայով: (Usutselou e matematikayov) - He is studying with mathematics.
-Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences into Armenian:
+=== Solutions to Exercise 5 ===
-. She is reading a book.
+- A: աշխատող մարդիկ - working people
-. We will be eating dinner.
-. They were walking in the park.
-. I can see the stars in the sky.
-. The flowers will be blooming in the garden.
-== Solutions and Explanations ==
+- B: կարդացող երեխան - reading child
-Exercise 1: Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the Attributive Participle:
+- C: գրելած պատմություն - written story
-. Գնող եմ գույքը: (Gnogh em guykky) - I am buying the house.
+- D: տեսնող կին - seeing woman
-. Կարող եմ տեսնել մեքենայի վրա նստած տղամարդկանցին: (Karogh em tesnel mekenayi vra nstatsats tghamardkantsin) - I can see the person sitting on the car.
-. Սրանք համարում են կանանց պատուհանները: (Srankh hamarou en kanants patuhanery) - These are the tables for the workers.
-. Սանիր եմ ուսուցում մաթեմատիկան: (Sanir em usutsoum matematikan) - I am teaching Sanir mathematics.
-. Ուսուցելու է մաթեմատիկայով: (Usutselou e matematikayov) - He is studying with mathematics.
-Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences into Armenian:
+- E: սովորած դաս - learned lesson
-. She is reading a book. - Նա կարդալու է գիրք: (Na kardalou e girky)
+=== Conclusion ===
-. We will be eating dinner. - Մենք կուտենանք երեկոյան: (Menk koutenank yerekoyan)
-. They were walking in the park. - Նրանք գնացին զբոսաշրջիկում: (Nrankh gnanatsin zbosashrjikum)
-. I can see the stars in the sky. - Ես կարող եմ տեսնել աստղերը երկիրում: (Yes karogh em tesnel astghery yerkiroum)
-. The flowers will be blooming in the garden. - Ձերները կծաղկեն այգում: (Dzyernery ktsaghken aygum)
-== Conclusion ==
+In this lesson, we explored the '''attributive participle''' in Armenian grammar. We learned how to form it and observed various examples of its usage. Through exercises, we had the opportunity to practice and solidify our understanding. As you continue your journey in learning Armenian, remember that mastering such grammatical elements will greatly enhance your ability to communicate effectively and expressively.
-Congratulations! You have successfully learned about the Attributive Participle in the Armenian language. This grammatical construct plays a crucial role in describing actions, states, and conditions, allowing you to create more complex and nuanced sentences. By understanding the formation, usage, and tenses of the Attributive Participle, you can express yourself more effectively in Armenian and deepen your understanding of the language's cultural and historical context. Keep practicing and exploring the beauty of the Armenian language!
+Keep practicing, and don't hesitate to revisit this lesson whenever you need a refresher. The more you engage with the language, the more comfortable you will become. Happy learning!
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