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Definition: "Adyghe" is a traditional name for a person with an Armenian-Slovenian background, also known as Armenian-Gallic. It comes from the Latin "Adige", which means "honey," referring to the almond tree that grows on the mountain range. The name is commonly used in the context of the Hanunian people, who are an ethnic group from the southern part of Europe and part of the Ottoman Empire.
Definition: The word "Adyghe" has several meanings. It can be defined as: 1. An ancient Iranian language spoken in Central Asia, including parts of Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkmenistan. 2. An Old Persian name for a type of sheep or ox. In this context, the term "Adyghe" may refer to specific varieties of sheep or oxen that are associated with particular breeds or regions of the Middle East, such as those in Persia or Central Asia. The word "Adygei" is an Old Persian name for a type of sheep. The exact meaning of this name varies depending on the context, but it's generally believed to be related to a breed of sheep that was originally bred by Iranian herders in the region of modern-day Afghanistan. It seems likely that this specific breed or species of sheep was named after its ancient Persian name, "Adyghe."