Armenian script

The Armenian script is a unique writing system created in the early 5th century by the scholar Mesrop Mashtots. It consists of 38 letters, each representing a distinct sound, and is used primarily for the Armenian language. The script is notable for its elegant appearance and functional design, allowing for accurate representation of the spoken language. It has played a crucial role in Armenian identity and culture, serving as a means of preserving literature, religion, and history. The Armenian alphabet has undergone minor modifications over the centuries but remains a symbol of national pride for Armenians.