L'alphabet arménien a été créé par un seul…

Mesrop Mashtots a inventé l'alphabet arménien de 36 lettres en 405 après J.-C. pour traduire la Bible et préserver l'identité nationale. Cette écriture unique est restée largement inchangée et constitue une pierre angulaire de la culture et de la littérature arméniennes.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_alphabet

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Publié le: March 30, 2026
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Arménie Langage Histoire Mesrop Mashtots Alphabet Écriture Ancienne Culture arménienne Linguistique Ve siècle

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