Original sentence: Kochari (; ; ), is a folk dance from Armenia.Kochari is closely related to the "Haleh" or "Yalli", a dance common to Armenians, Assyrians, and Kurds.Kocher-i is plural meaning "nomad-ian" (nomadian dance).The dance is very popular today; however, it is often danced differently from the original.The word is also Armenian for nomad (kocher)
Edited sentence: , the peoples who have historically been dominated by Turks.Hence, the dance means a "nomadic", , dance.It has another interpretation in Azerbaijan and is played when a bride moves-in,  with her husband.Kochari (; ; ), is a Turkish folk dance that has gained popularity with the peoples once conquered by Turks.The dance is very popular today in Greece; however, it is often danced differently from the original Turkish dance.The word is Turkish for nomad,  and for historical reasons has been borrowed by Armenians to mean exactly the same.is closely related to the "Haleh" or "Yalla", dances considered Armenian, Assyrian, and Kurds and others, i