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Stones row in Zorats Karer, Carenish, Dik-dik karer near Sisian, Syunik Province, Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Zorats Karer, Carenish, Dik-dik karer near Sisian, Syunik Province, Armenia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Concept of food sharing for the poor to alleviate hunge Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vlissingen Netherlands April 3 2020, Windmill carier at the harbour for transporting hunge windmills to the ocean Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hands poor poverty elder man begging you for help. Concept hunge Royalty Free Stock Photo

Zorats Karer, Carenish, Dik-dik karer near Sisian, Syunik Province, Armenia

Selective blur on empty miniature alcohol bottles scattered in a street of budapest after a hunge binge drinking party Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Armenian historian Stepanos Orbelian in his book `History of Syunic I-XII centuries mentioned that in Tsluk Yevalakh region of Armenia, near town Syunic or Sisian was a village Carunge, which means in Armenian Stone Treasure or Foundational Stones. The name Carahunge is interpreted as deriving from two Armenian words: car or kar, meaning stone, and hunge or hoonch, meaning sound. Thus the name Carahunge means Speaking Stones.