Vittoria Aganoor

Vittoria Aganoor (bɛ dɔɣi o la silimin goli May 26, 1855 – ka o kpi silimin goli April 9, 1910) daa nyɛla Italy yɛltɔtaɣ'malisi lana ŋun yina Armenian. O nyɛla bɛ ninvuɣu kpɛŋ so bɛ ni kali pahi sɛnchiri pishi yin'ka ni yɛltɔtaɣ'malisi nim ni.

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Bɛ daa dɔɣi o la tiŋ yuli booni Padova, bihi bapira Edoardo Aganoor mini bihi piriba Giuseppina Pacini bia ŋun pahiri ayopɔin. O ba daŋ daa nyɛla bundaanba ka zali yuli Armenian. Bɛ daa yiɣisi kulu Persia sɛnchiri pia ni yini ni, n-ti ʒini Julfa. Naaŋa, bɛ ni daa wum  Mechitarist banima saɣ'siɣu, bɛ daŋ ŋɔ daa chaŋ ti ʒini Paris. France tiŋgban’ ni, bɛ daa shikuru duri ayi ti Armenian nima: Collège Raphaël din be Paris, ni Collegio Moorat din be Venice.

Vittoria laanba ŋɔ daa niŋla yuuni 1847 ka kuli Padova. Din ni maa bɛ daa bo yili 'Casa degli Armeni', bee 'Armenians' yili, Prato della Valle. Dini ka Vittoria, n-ti pahi o mabihi anahi ban nyɛ paɣaba, daa zooi.

Italy ninvuɣu kara, Andrea Maffei bee Antonio Fogazzaro, daa chaŋ bɛ yiŋa o ni daa nyɛ bia. Yuuni 1876, o daa chaŋ ti ʒini Naples, ka daa nya Enrico Nenci ŋun daa sɔŋ o zaŋ kpa o yɛltɔɣataɣ'malisi polo, amaa o daa tooi sabiri gbana tiri Domenico Gnoli. O daa nyɛla ŋun kuri saha ni daŋ ka di nyɛla tiɛha ni daa mali o pam. O daa nyɛla sabiri biiŋa, amaa o daa bi zaŋ o tuuli buku shɛli o daa sabi wuhi salo, Leggenda eterna, hali ni yuuni 1900. Yuuni 1901, Guido Pompilj, jintɔri ŋun yuli daa du pam daa niŋ o amiliya, and later the Italian Undersecretary of State. Bɛ daa laɣim ya chaŋ tiŋ yuli booni Perugia. O daa kpila Rome silimin goli 9 April 1910 di ni daa niŋ ka bɛ niŋdi o apulɛsa, o yuun’ pihinu ni anahi.

O yidana suhi ni daa kabi o kpibu ŋɔ zuɣu, o daa ku o maŋa baɣ'li paɣa maa ningbuna.

 O Tuma nima
I cavalli di San Marco, Venezia, Stab. Tip. C. Ferrari, yuuni 1892;
A mio padre. Versi, Venezia, Stab. Tip. Lit. C. Ferrari, yuuni 1893;
Leggenda eterna, Milano, Treves, yuuni 1900
Nuove Liriche, Roma, Nuova antologia, yuuni 1908;
Poesie complete, Firenze, F. Le Monnier, yuuni 1927;
Nuove liriche, a cura di John Butcher, Bologna, Nuova S1, yuuni 2007;

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Vittoria Aganoor's biography

Pubu:1855 births
Pubu:1910 deaths
Pubu:Writers from Padua
Pubu:Italian women poets
Pubu:19th-century Italian poets
Pubu:19th-century Italian women writers
Pubu:19th-century Italian writers
Pubu:Italian people of Armenian descent
Pubu:Deaths from cancer in Lazio