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Anglon

Anglon proper noun: a historical fortress, large historical village, or small historical town in Tsaghkotn district, Ayrarat province, Armenia.

Proper noun

Anglon (uncountable)

  1. A historical fortress, large historical village, or small historical town in Tsaghkotn district, Ayrarat province, Armenia.

Origin of Anglon

From Latin Anglon, ultimately from Old Armenian Անգղ (Angł).

Questions about Anglon

What does Anglon mean?
Anglon means a historical fortress, large historical village, or small historical town in Tsaghkotn district, Ayrarat province, Armenia.
What part of speech is Anglon?
Anglon is a proper noun.

Words near Anglon in the dictionary

  1. Anglomaniac
  2. Anglomaniacs
  3. Anglomanias
  4. Anglomanic
  5. Anglomans
  6. Anglon
  7. Angloness
  8. Anglonym
  9. Anglonyms
  10. Anglophil
  11. anglophile

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