Araks

[ uh-rahks ]

noun

1. Aras ( def 1 ).

Araks

/ aˈraks /

noun

1. the Russian name for the Aras

Example Sentences

“If you want to pay your sewers a living wage, that’s where the cost comes,” said Araks Yeramyan, the creative director of a namesake line of swimwear, lingerie and loungewear.

From New York Times

“It was #MeToo that catapulted the bralette movement into what it is today,” said Araks Yeramyan, an independent lingerie and resort wear designer in New York.

From New York Times

La Fille d’O, Araks, Negative Underwear, Chantelle and Lejaby, among others, use this fabric.

From New York Times

Araks Azarian, 36, whose flight from Australia arrived on the morning of the funeral, said she made the journey as “I’ve been doing it for years, to see the boys, and this is going to be my last chance to do it”.

From The Guardian

Superfan Araks Azarian, 36, jetted in from Australia to see the funeral procession while Marie Lelicova, 25, travelled from Prague to remember Flint, whom she said she had "loved since she was a child".

From BBC