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]. This table lists only some of the more recognizable cognates that Armenian shares with English (more specifically, with English words descended from the [[Old English language|Old English (Anglo-
| '''ach (achk for plural)'''' "eye" || '''eye''' (< [[Old English language|OE]] ''ēge'')|| '''oculus''' "eye"|| '''chačm''' "eye"|| '''ophthalmos''' "
| '''[[wikt:արմունկ|armoonk]]''' "elbow" || '''arm''' (< [[Old English language|OE]] ''earm "joined body parts below shoulder"'')|| '''armus''' "shoulder" |
', ''gorç'', ''meç'', and ''ançanot’'', it corresponds to the PIE *g.</ref> "knee" || '''knee''' (< [[Old English language|OE]] ''cnēo'')|| '''genū,''' "knee"|| '''zānu''' "knee"|| '''gonu''' "knee"|
| '''[[wikt:տուն|toon]]''' "house" || '''timber''' (< [[Old English language|OE]] ''timber "trees used for building material, structure"'')|| '''domus'''
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