"Պարտաւ" meaning in Old Armenian

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Proper name

Etymology: Perixanjan derives from North-Western Middle Iranian *paritāv, from Iranian *pari-tāva- (“rampart”), from *pari- (“around”) and *tā̆v- (“to throw; to heap up”). Compare պարիսպ (parisp) for a similar formation. Compare also Persian پرتاب (partâb), Tajik партов (partov, “garbage, waste”), партофтан (partoftan, “to throw”), the Armenian borrowing փարթավել (pʻartʻavel, “to throw”), from *parā̆-tāva-. Etymology templates: {{der|xcl|ira-mid}} Middle Iranian, {{cog|ira}} Iranian, {{cog|fa|پرتاب|tr=partâb}} Persian پرتاب (partâb), {{cog|tg|партов|t=garbage, waste}} Tajik партов (partov, “garbage, waste”) Head templates: {{head|xcl|proper noun|cat2=|g=|head=}} Պարտաւ • (Partaw), {{xcl-proper noun}} Պարտաւ • (Partaw) Inflection templates: {{xcl-decl-noun-unc|Պարտաւ|11=Պարտաւաւ|13=Պարտաւ|3=Պարտաւայ|5=Պարտաւայ|7=Պարտաւ|9=Պարտաւայ|note=|type=a-type}} Forms: Partaw [romanization], no-table-tags [table-tags], Պարտաւ [nominative, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւայ [genitive, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւայ [dative, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւ [accusative, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւայ [ablative, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւաւ [instrumental, singular, uncountable], Պարտաւ [locative, singular, uncountable]
  1. Partav Categories (place): Cities

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          "text": "Ես Վաչագան՝ Աղուանից արքայ, եւ Շուփհաղիշոյ՝ Պարտաւայ արքեպիսկոպոս, Մանասէ՝ Կապաղակայ եպիսկոպոս, Յունան՝ Հաշուայ եպիսկոպոս, Անանիա եւ Սահակ, եւ Ուտոյ Փոդ եպիսկոպոս, Յովսէփ՝ Կաղանկատուաց երէց, Մատթէ՝ Պարտաւայ երէց, Թոմա՝ թագաւորի դրան երէց, Պօղոս՝ Գայեգուճու երէց, Շմաւոն՝ Ցրւոյ քորեպիսկոպոս, Մատթէ՝ Դարահոճոյ երէց, Աբիկազ՝ Բեդայ երէց, Ուրբաթայր՝ Մանուշէից երէց, Յովէլ եւ Պարմիդէ եւ՛ Յակոբ երիցունք, եւ՛ ազատ մարդիկ, եւ՛ նահապետք Արցախայ, Բակուր՝ Կաղանկատուաց նահապետ եւ այլք բազումք, որք միաբան առաջի իմ եկին ի հանդէս ի հովոց՝ ի տեղւոջս յԱղուէն, կարգեցաք այսպէս\nEs Vačʻagan, Ałuanicʻ arkʻay, ew Šupʻhałišoy, Partaway arkʻepiskopos, Manasē, Kapałakay episkopos, Yunan, Hašuay episkopos, Anania ew Sahak, ew Utoy Pʻod episkopos, Yovsēpʻ, Kałankatuacʻ erēcʻ, Mattʻē, Partaway erēcʻ, Tʻoma, tʻagawori dran erēcʻ, Pōłos, Gayeguču erēcʻ, Šmawon, Cʻrwoy kʻorepiskopos, Mattʻē, Darahočoy erēcʻ, Abikaz, Beday erēcʻ, Urbatʻayr, Manušēicʻ erēcʻ, Yovēl ew Parmidē eẃ Yakob ericʻunkʻ, eẃ azat mardik, eẃ nahapetkʻ Arcʻaxay, Bakur, Kałankatuacʻ nahapet ew aylkʻ bazumkʻ, orkʻ miaban aṙaǰi im ekin i handēs i hovocʻ, i tełwoǰs yAłuēn, kargecʻakʻ ayspēs\n1951 translation by C. J. F. Dowsett (with corrections)\nI, Vačʻagan, king of Albania, and Šupʻhałišoy, archbishop of Partaw, Manasē, bishop of Kapałak, Yunan, bishop of Hašu, Anania and Sahak, chorepiscopi of Uti (?), Yovsepʿ, priest of Kałankatukʿ, Matʿē, priest of Partaw, Tʿomay, priest of the royal court, Pōłos, priest of Gegač, Šmawon, chorepiscopus of Cʻri, Matʿē, priest of Darahoč, Abikaz, priest of Bed, Urbatʿ, priest of Ayrmanušay, Yovel and Parmidē and Yakob, priests, and the nobles and heads of clans (azgapetkʻ) of Arcʿax, Bakur, head of clan of Kałankatukʿ, and many others who assembled before me in my summer-residence at Ałuēn, ordained thus"
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          "text": "Ես Վաչագան՝ Աղուանից արքայ, եւ Շուփհաղիշոյ՝ Պարտաւայ արքեպիսկոպոս, Մանասէ՝ Կապաղակայ եպիսկոպոս, Յունան՝ Հաշուայ եպիսկոպոս, Անանիա եւ Սահակ, եւ Ուտոյ Փոդ եպիսկոպոս, Յովսէփ՝ Կաղանկատուաց երէց, Մատթէ՝ Պարտաւայ երէց, Թոմա՝ թագաւորի դրան երէց, Պօղոս՝ Գայեգուճու երէց, Շմաւոն՝ Ցրւոյ քորեպիսկոպոս, Մատթէ՝ Դարահոճոյ երէց, Աբիկազ՝ Բեդայ երէց, Ուրբաթայր՝ Մանուշէից երէց, Յովէլ եւ Պարմիդէ եւ՛ Յակոբ երիցունք, եւ՛ ազատ մարդիկ, եւ՛ նահապետք Արցախայ, Բակուր՝ Կաղանկատուաց նահապետ եւ այլք բազումք, որք միաբան առաջի իմ եկին ի հանդէս ի հովոց՝ ի տեղւոջս յԱղուէն, կարգեցաք այսպէս\nEs Vačʻagan, Ałuanicʻ arkʻay, ew Šupʻhałišoy, Partaway arkʻepiskopos, Manasē, Kapałakay episkopos, Yunan, Hašuay episkopos, Anania ew Sahak, ew Utoy Pʻod episkopos, Yovsēpʻ, Kałankatuacʻ erēcʻ, Mattʻē, Partaway erēcʻ, Tʻoma, tʻagawori dran erēcʻ, Pōłos, Gayeguču erēcʻ, Šmawon, Cʻrwoy kʻorepiskopos, Mattʻē, Darahočoy erēcʻ, Abikaz, Beday erēcʻ, Urbatʻayr, Manušēicʻ erēcʻ, Yovēl ew Parmidē eẃ Yakob ericʻunkʻ, eẃ azat mardik, eẃ nahapetkʻ Arcʻaxay, Bakur, Kałankatuacʻ nahapet ew aylkʻ bazumkʻ, orkʻ miaban aṙaǰi im ekin i handēs i hovocʻ, i tełwoǰs yAłuēn, kargecʻakʻ ayspēs\n1951 translation by C. J. F. Dowsett (with corrections)\nI, Vačʻagan, king of Albania, and Šupʻhałišoy, archbishop of Partaw, Manasē, bishop of Kapałak, Yunan, bishop of Hašu, Anania and Sahak, chorepiscopi of Uti (?), Yovsepʿ, priest of Kałankatukʿ, Matʿē, priest of Partaw, Tʿomay, priest of the royal court, Pōłos, priest of Gegač, Šmawon, chorepiscopus of Cʻri, Matʿē, priest of Darahoč, Abikaz, priest of Bed, Urbatʿ, priest of Ayrmanušay, Yovel and Parmidē and Yakob, priests, and the nobles and heads of clans (azgapetkʻ) of Arcʿax, Bakur, head of clan of Kałankatukʿ, and many others who assembled before me in my summer-residence at Ałuēn, ordained thus"
        }
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  "word": "Պարտաւ"
}

This page is a part of the kaikki.org machine-readable Old Armenian dictionary. This dictionary is based on structured data extracted on 2024-05-24 from the enwiktionary dump dated 2024-05-02 using wiktextract (46b31b8 and c7ea76d). The data shown on this site has been post-processed and various details (e.g., extra categories) removed, some information disambiguated, and additional data merged from other sources. See the raw data download page for the unprocessed wiktextract data.

If you use this data in academic research, please cite Tatu Ylonen: Wiktextract: Wiktionary as Machine-Readable Structured Data, Proceedings of the 13th Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC), pp. 1317-1325, Marseille, 20-25 June 2022. Linking to the relevant page(s) under https://kaikki.org would also be greatly appreciated.