Aragats

[ar-uh-gats, uh-ruh-gahts]

noun

1. Mount Aragats, an extinct volcano in NW Armenia. 13,435 feet (4,095 meters).

Aragats

/ ˌaraˈɡats /

noun

1. Turkish name: Alagez. a volcanic mountain in NW Armenia. Height: 4090 m (13 419 ft)

Example Sentences

“I will resign in April — not to leave power, but to hold early parliamentary elections. I will continue to act as prime minister” as head of the Cabinet, Pashinyan said Sunday in a meeting with residents of the village of Aragats.

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In its Soviet heyday, the Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station in Armenia hosted up to 100 scientists who probed the high-energy particles that come from space.

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On Mount Aragats, that hero is Artash Petrosyan, 70, who has been cooking at the station for 32 years.

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On the windy flanks of Mount Aragats, a biblical-sounding massif in Armenia, an old man — a cook — shuffles through a sprawling array of oddly shaped, empty buildings.

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Mountaintop aeries like the Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station receded in the quest for ultimate knowledge.

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