Գամիրք

Armenian

Etymology

From Old Armenian Գամիրք; see it for more.

Pronunciation

• (Eastern Armenian) IPA: [gɑˈmiɾkʰ]

Proper noun

Գամիրք (Gamirk’)

1. Cappadocia

Declension

declension (Eastern Armenian) i-type

	singular (uncountable)
nominative/accusative	Գամիրք (Gamirk’)
nominative/accusative definite	Գամիրքը/Գամիրքն (Gamirk’ə/Gamirk’n)
genitive/dative	Գամիրքի (Gamirk’i)
dative definite	Գամիրքին (Gamirk’in)
ablative	Գամիրքից (Gamirk’icʿ)
instrumental	Գամիրքով (Gamirk’ov)
locative	Գամիրքում (Gamirk’um)

declension of possessive forms (Eastern Armenian)

	1st person possession (my)
	singular (uncountable)
nominative/accusative	Գամիրքս (Gamirk’s)
genitive/dative	Գամիրքիս (Gamirk’is)
ablative	Գամիրքիցս (Gamirk’icʿs)
instrumental	Գամիրքովս (Gamirk’ovs)
locative	Գամիրքումս (Gamirk’ums)
	2nd person possession (your)
	singular (uncountable)
nominative/accusative	Գամիրքդ (Gamirk’d)
genitive/dative	Գամիրքիդ (Gamirk’id)
ablative	Գամիրքիցդ (Gamirk’icʿd)
instrumental	Գամիրքովդ (Gamirk’ovd)
locative	Գամիրքումդ (Gamirk’umd)

Synonyms

• Կապադովկիա

External links

• Search “Գամիրք” in the Eastern Armenian National Corpus.

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Old Armenian

Etymology

Probably from the name of Cimmerians, who settled in Cappadocia after they invaded Asia Minor in first millenium BC, with the suffix -ք (-kʿ), forming names of countries.

Proper noun

Գամիրք (Gamirkʿ)  (plural genitive Գամրաց) pl.

1. Cappadocia

Declension

declension a-type

	plural only (plurale tantum)
nominative	Գամիրք (Gamirkʿ)
genitive	Գամրաց (Gamracʿ)
dative	Գամրաց (Gamracʿ)
accusative	Գամիրս (Gamirs)
accusative definite	զԳամիրս (zGamirs)
ablative	ի Գամրաց (i Gamracʿ)
instrumental	Գամրաւք = Գամրօք (Gamrawkʿ = Gamrōkʿ)
locative	ի Գամիրս (i Gamirs)

Synonyms

• Կապադովկիա

Descendants

• Armenian: Գամիրք