How to Say “Cloud” in Armenian

ամպ
amp/ɑmp/
The Armenian word for cloud is ամպ (amp).
The word refers to a visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.
Meaning: visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form for clouds is ամպեր. To indicate possession or a relationship to the cloud, use the genitive form ամպի.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /ɑmp/. The /ɑ/ sound is like the [a] in lava, the /m/ sound is like the [m] in mine and the /p/ sound is like the [p] in sport.

Did you know?

  • If you wanted to describe 'cloudy' weather as an adjective, you would not just add a suffix to ամպ, but would often use the phrase ամպամպ to imply a heavy or overcast sky.
  • In Armenian poetry, a 'cloud' can sometimes be a metaphor for a heavy, dark mood or a period of sorrow rather than just a weather phenomenon.
  • The Armenian word ամպ is an ancient term that has remained virtually unchanged from its Old Armenian roots for thousands of years.

Examples in context

  • Երկնքում ամպ չկա:
    There is no cloud in the sky.
    This sentence shows how to state the absence of a ամպ in the sky.
    Tatoeba #12659848 by Proxima5, translation #1170679 by mickey86
  • Այս սպիտակ ամպը շատ գեղեցիկ է:
    Ays spitak ampĕ shat geghetsik ē:
    This white cloud is very beautiful.

Example conversation

Two people are looking at the sky during a walk.

  1. Նանե Nane

    Արտաշ, նայիր, թե ինչ մեծ ամպ կա:
    Artash, nayir, te inch mets amp ka:
    Artash, look, what a big cloud there is!
  2. Արտաշ Artash

    Այո, Նանե, այն շատ սպիտակ է:
    Ayo, Nane, ayn shat spitak ē:
    Yes, Nane, it is very white.
  3. Նանե Nane

    Կարծես թե շուտով անձրև է գա:
    Kardzes te shutov andzrev ē ga:
    It seems like it will rain soon.
  4. Արտաշ Artash

    Ճիշտ ես, արժե շտապել:
    Chisht es, arzhe shtapel:
    You are right, we should hurry.

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