Definite articles in the Armenian language do not exist as separate words, but instead are represented by a specific suffix added to the end of a noun. This article is often referred to as the “noun marker” (-ը or -ն when a word ends with a vowel, while it becomes -ում or -ուն for words ending with a consonant). By adding the noun markers, you will have learned to distinguish between definite and indefinite nouns in Armenian. In these exercises, you will practice using this noun marker in grammatically correct sentences.

Exercise 1: Complete the sentences with the correct definite article

Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with the correct definite article