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Sahyan (Armenian: Համո Սահյան, real name
Hmayak Sahaki Grigoryan;
April 14, 1914 – July 17, 1993) was an
Armenian poet and translator. In 1939
Sahyan...
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Sahyan (Arabic: صهيان) is a
Syrian village located in Hish
Nahiyah in
Maarrat al-Nu'man District, Idlib.
According to the
Syria Central Bureau of Statistics...
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following aartis:
Morning Mangla Shringar Gwal Raj Bhog
Utthapan Bhog Arti
Sahyan.
People from
every corner of the
country come here for Darshan. Festivals...
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Ameriyeh Amudiyeh Armanaya Babuline Jabala Sharqiya Kafr
Basin Kafrsajna Maar
Hattat Maysruneh Moqa
Rakaya Sijneh Sahyan Salhiyeh Sheikh Dames Al-Tah Tahtaya...
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Aryankavu p****, and
Aralvaimozhi p**** near Kanyakumari. The
range is
known as
Sahyan or
Sahian in Kerala. In the
southern part of the
range is
Anamudi (2,695 m...
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Ameriyeh Amudiyeh Armanaya Babuline Jabala Sharqiya Kafr
Basin Kafrsajna Maar
Hattat Maysruneh Moqa
Rakaya Sijneh Sahyan Salhiyeh Sheikh Dames Al-Tah Tahtaya...
- 1966 (text by
Federico García Lorca,
translated into
Armenian by Hamo
Sahyan) Four
Hayrens for mezzo-soprano (or viola) and piano, 1967 (text by Nahapet...
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Syunik Province in Armenia. The
village is home to the house-museum of Hamo
Sahyan, a
famous Armenian poet
native to Lor.
Statistical Committee of Armenia...
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Ameriyeh Amudiyeh Armanaya Babuline Jabala Sharqiya Kafr
Basin Kafrsajna Maar
Hattat Maysruneh Moqa
Rakaya Sijneh Sahyan Salhiyeh Sheikh Dames Al-Tah Tahtaya...
- region. The town is also home to a
public library opened in 1935, the Hamo
Sahyan house of culture, the
Sisian branch of the
National Gallery of
Armenia opened...
