#caucasian

Also, the people claiming this were mostly Turkish. I know a bit of the history of the two, so does it have something to do with that, or is it just like the “Bulgarian people are Asian” thing?

there are Armenians who don't consider themselves Caucasians and it's mainly because Caucasian people themselves are often against each other. northern Armenians are more likely to be considered Caucasian than those who live in southern parts of Armenia, but generally Armenia is Anatolian-Caucasian. they're culturally and genetically similar to other Caucasians, but also a bit distant from us. I'd say that they're Anatolian-Caucasian. they can definitely identify as Caucasian and there are many of us who accept them as one due to our cultural and other regional similarities. but if they'd like to call themselves Anatolian instead it's up to them. none of these are wrong. they can be both.

I'm going to experiment with Georgian (Kartvelian) alphabet calligraphy. I love this language not because it’s my native tongue, but for its phonetic particularities and complex syntactic systems.

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The meaning is 'Mountain'.