Participles in Armenian grammar are verb forms that have some characteristics of adjectives and can be used to form verb tenses. They can show tense, voice, and aspect. In Armenian, there are two types of participles: the present participle and the past participle. Present participles usually end in -ีธึีด (-um), while past participles typically end in -ีฅีฌ (-el), -ีกีตีฌ (-ayl), or -ีธึ (-or). These participles can be used to describe actions or states being experienced by the subject.
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