And the ark rested in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, upon the mountains of Ararat.
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Ararat
//ˈæɹəˌɹæt//
Synonyms for "ararat" (2 found)
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9 entriesTranslations
30 translations across 16 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- Ἀραράτ name (mountain)
Armenian
4 entries- Արարատ name (mountain)
- Արարատ name (region)
- Արարատ name (town)
- Արարատ name (given name)
Georgian
1 entries- არარატი name (mountain)
German
1 entries- Ararat name (mountain)
Greek
1 entries- Αραράτ name (mountain)
Hebrew
1 entries- אררט name (mountain)
Irish
1 entries- Ararat name (mountain)
Japanese
2 entries- アララト name (mountain)
- アララト山 name (mountain)
Korean
2 entries- 아라라트 name (mountain)
- 아라라트 산 name (mountain)
Macedonian
1 entries- Арарат name (mountain)
Persian
1 entries- آرارات name (mountain)
Polish
4 entries- Ararat name (mountain)
- Ararat name (region)
- Ararat name (town)
- Ararat name (given name)
Portuguese
2 entries- Ararat name (mountain)
- Ararate name (mountain)
Russian
4 entries- Арара́т name (mountain)
- Арара́т name (region)
- Арара́т name (town)
- Арара́т name (given name)
Swedish
1 entries- Ararat name (mountain)
Turkish
1 entries- Ağrı Dağı name (mountain)
Sample sentences
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In spite of the fact that Mount Ararat officially belongs to Turkey, it's still a key element of Armenia's coat of arms.
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Armenia's rugged terrain is dominated by mountainous landscapes, with Mount Ararat, a national symbol, prominently visible from much of the country.
Source: tatoeba (12652823)
Although Mount Ararat is located within Turkey's borders, it holds a significant place in Armenian culture and folklore.
Source: tatoeba (12652825)
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