թոռն

Inherited from Proto-Indo-European *tor-no-, grown from the o-grade of the root *ter-. Among the cognates compare especially Sanskrit तर्ण (tarṇa, “young animal, calf”) and Lithuanian tar̃nas (“servant”).

թոռն • (tʿoṙn)

1. grandson, granddaughter, grandchild

   թոռունք/թոռանց թոռունք ― tʿoṙunkʿ/tʿoṙancʿ tʿoṙunkʿ ― descendants, children's children, progeny, race, lineage, family

• Armenian: թոռ (tʿoṙ), թոռն (tʿoṙn)
• Kurdish: تورین‎ (torin)
• Turkish: torun, tor

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