ալիւր

• ալեւր (alewr)

From Proto-Indo-European *h₂leh₁wr̥. Cognate with Ancient Greek ἄλευρον (áleuron, “flour”). Related to աղամ (ałam, “to grind”).

Ačaṙean explains the genitive-dative ալեր (aler) by contraction from *ալեւեր (*alewer), the supposed regular genitive-dative of r-type ալեւր (alewr). See also գիւղ (giwł).

ալիւր • (aliwr)

1. flour

   ցանել զալիւր ի վերայ ― cʻanel zaliwr i veray ― to powder or whiten with flour

2. (by extension) any fine powder

   ալիւր գործելւոյ ― aliwr gorcelwoy ― fine coal powder

• ալիւրադիւթ (aliwradiwtʻ)
• գարէալիւր (garēaliwr)

• Armenian: ալյուր (alyur)

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