"Armenophobic" meaning in All languages combined

See Armenophobic on Wiktionary

Adjective [English]

Forms: more Armenophobic [comparative], most Armenophobic [superlative]
Etymology: From Armeno- + -phobic. Etymology templates: {{af|en|Armeno-|-phobic}} Armeno- + -phobic Head templates: {{en-adj}} Armenophobic (comparative more Armenophobic, superlative most Armenophobic)
  1. Showing Armenophobia. Translations (showing Armenophobia): հայատյաց (hayatyacʻ) (Armenian), арменофо́бский (armenofóbskij) (Russian), армянофо́бский (armjanofóbskij) (Russian), армяноненави́стнический (armjanonenavístničeskij) (Russian)
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