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մուտք — meaning in English: entrance

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ռչակ
անտեղյակ
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մուտք
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word 'մուտք' when referring to various types of entrances, such as the main door of a building or the entry point to a public space. For instance, you might hear it in a conversation when discussing where to enter a museum or during a school event, indicating the preferred entrance location for guests.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'դուռ' (door), but 'մուտք' refers more broadly to any entrance point while 'դուռ' specifically denotes a door. You would choose 'մուտք' when emphasizing the concept of entering a place rather than the door itself.
Culture
'Մուտք' has roots in the Old Armenian language, where it originally referred to a place of entry. Over time, it has maintained this core meaning while becoming a vital part of everyday conversations, particularly in urban settings where the concept of 'entry' is frequent due to the architecture and layout of cities. Interestingly, in Armenian culture, the entrance of a home is often considered significant, symbolizing hospitality and the welcoming nature of the family.
FAQ
Q.What is the meaning of the Armenian word մուտք?
'Մուտք' means 'entrance' in English, referring to the point of entry into a building or space.
Q.How do you use մուտք in a sentence?
You can use 'մուտք' in a sentence like, 'Հյուրերը պետք է դնեն իրենց ավտոմեքենաները մուտքի մոտ,' meaning 'Guests should park their cars near the entrance.'
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using the word մուտք?
One common mistake is confusing 'մուտք' with 'դուռ.' Remember, 'մուտք' refers to the entrance as a whole, while 'դուռ' refers specifically to the door.
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