nonArmenians

The term "non-Armenian" refers to individuals who do not identify as ethnically Armenian. This broad category encompasses people of all nationalities, ethnicities, and backgrounds who are not part of the Armenian diaspora or those living in Armenia.

Armenians are an ethnic group indigenous to the Armenian Highlands, a geographic region that historically encompassed parts of modern-day Eastern Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Iran. Over centuries, a significant Armenian diaspora has formed due to various historical events, including migrations and the Armenian Genocide.

Therefore, a non-Armenian person is anyone outside of this defined ethnic and cultural group. Their heritage could be from any country in the world, such as American, French, Indian, Japanese, or any other nationality. They may have different languages, customs, religions, and historical experiences. The term is simply a descriptor based on the absence of Armenian ethnicity.