A name for the Kurdish dialect, written in the characters of the Armenian alphabet.
Armorican.
A Celtic dialect, called also Breton, anciently vernacular in Armorican Gaul; it was the national language of the independent Duchy of Brittany, and is still spoken in the modern French departments of Finisterre, Morbihan, and Côtes-du-Nord; the language is closely allied to Welsh, Cornish, Manx, Gaelic, &c.
Arnaut, see [Albanian].
Arniya.
A dialect of Dardu, allied to Kashkari.
Aro or Oro.
A dialect of W. Africa, allied to Mbofia, vernacular in the locality of Brass Town.
Aroo or Arru.
Dialects of Papuan, vernacular in a group of islands lying to the S.W. of New Guinea, in the Asiatic Archipelago.