Armenian Boy Names (Part 2)

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Short: Garen, Garik, Garo.
This is Gareginian’s surname.

It means “great father” (father or mother’s father).

The name dates from the XVII century.

From that, Papikyan’s surname.

It is remembered since XIII century.

From here, the surname of Patagryan.

Then he meets in medieval Armenia.

Patrick is also a government official, who has a Greek background.

It is often seen in the complexity of Vardatric.

We have Patrickyan and Vardpatrickyan surnames.

It comes from IV century.

There are also Pargevian surnames.

In modern Armenian, the word parth is used as “strong”, “giant”, “broadband”.

In that sense, he has become a personality.

There is a surname Parvtevyan.

It means “circle”, “rotation” (we have to spin the verb).

There is Paruyryan surname.

It means “rock”, “stone”.

This name is common among all Christian nations.

Latin Petrus, (Italian: Pietro, Petrus, Peter, Russian, Peter, etc.).

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The name used to date is among the Armenians.

The diminutive forms of this are Peto, Petick, Potos, from which are the allegory.

Petrosyan’s surname is spread out.

It means “glorious”, “luxurious”.

It is mentioned in ancient times.

Now it is a common name among Armenians.

The short form is Perchik.

Paul is described as “selective”, “surprising”.

It’s a common name among Armenians.

Here is the surname Poghosyan.

It means “fighter”, “fighter.”

As a personality, it is at the turn of the century and is now quite common.

Means “Medicine for God.”

As a personality, it has spread under the influence of religion.

It is used in the VII century.

The European name of this name is more commonly known (Raphael).

There is also a short form of Rap, from which the surnames of Rapha.

There are Rafaelyan, Raphaelian surnames.

Means “a strong wind”.

Now it’s a common name. Rustam, Rostom, Arustam, and Rustamyan, Rostomyan and Arustamyan are also popular in Karabakh and other regions.

Armenians are mentioned in the XI century.

This is a short form of Rubik.

It means “mockery”, “joy”.

It is in use among Armenians in I century.

The last name of Sahakyan.

It means “God-Calling”, “Assuming”, “Tribute to God,” according to Hilbishman, “God Listened”.

The name of Samuel became used in the late nineteenth century under the influence of Raffi’s novel.

Now it is only Samvel, which is the surname of Samvelian.

It means “The Sun,” (ie, semes “sun”, from the Arabic word sams).

It has come from the Old Testament and is used by Armenians.

We have Samsonyan’s surname.

We meet in the epic “David of Sasun”.

Heb. The word “king” (say: sar usur, which is dated by the King of the Whaling).

Now it’s a username.

Shorter forms are Sano, Sanik.

We have Sanasaryan and Sanoyan surnames.

As a personality, it has recently been used by Sasunik, Sasnik, Sasun, and Sasun.

Now the form of Sassanik is used.

We also have the surname Sasunyan.

This name can be found in many ways in other languages (Sergios, Latin Sergius, Italian Sergio, Russian Sergei, etc.).

The short forms are Sako, Urek.

We have Sarzsyan’s surname.

“Hovhannes Tumanyan’s” Anush “poem is popular among us.

There is a surname Saroyan.

It means “stiff soft” or Assyrian “shipping yours”.

Coming from the Old Testament.

Now it’s also a username.

This is a shortcut to the Seto.

We have Sedrakyan’s surname.

It means “Prince,” “Prince,” “noble rider.”

As we have not been in the past, we meet only in the 20th century.

It is born. The word saraf (serafhim) (arab seraphim)

Meaning “flames”, “flames”.

The form of the diminutive Saff is also used in the Armenians.

We have Serobyan and Srapyan surnames.

Created by the ending of the folk barracks (eg, Moso, Sato, Verso, Karo, Mko, Toro and others).

Now it’s one of the common names.

It means “black eyes”, “blackish”.

You should not confuse the dumb lizard with the word “eye” here.

Now it’s a pretty common, bisexual name.

He is also used as a surname (Rober Sevag, Gurgen Sevak, Paruyr Sevak).

A weakly used name.

Distributed among Diaspora Armenians.

It means “comfort.”

They go on as “drunkenness,” “forgetting the evil.”

One of the oldest names comes from “Haymavurk”.

There is a surname Satyan.

In the first form, Armenians have the name Shmavon, and in Greek, Simon or Ume n noun.

It means “listener,” “listening,” or “listening”.

There is also the Simavon form of this name, which is no longer used.

The surname Simonyan is common.

It means “watching place”.

It means “joy”.

Armenians have never been used in the past, but now we meet.

There is also Sisakyan’s surname.

It means “dear”.

From it, Siranyan’s surname.

We also have a female name, Serik.

According to Acharyan, he has Greek origin.

As a woman’s name is not mentioned in the past.

It is considered as a “peacemaker”.

Shorter forms are: Soghik, Soghom, Sogh.

We have Soghomonyan and Soghoyan surnames.

It is one of the oldest names that has survived to this day.

The diminutive forms are Surik, Suro.

We also have Surenyan’s surname.

It means “quiet”, “peaceful”.

It is a common name among the Armenians.

We have Sukiasyan’s surname.

It means “crown”.

It is used in Armenians from IV century till today, Stepanos, Stepan, Stepan, Tepan, Tepo and others.

We have Stepan, Tepanyan, Tepoyan surnames.

Acharyan tied the arm. vase with the word “frog”.

Now it is a common name among Armenians.

It is also very common in Georgia, but the Persians are no longer used, so their origins are fading.

It corresponds to the Hellenic Heracles, Latin. Heracules.

Vahagn’s worship was among the Armenians in the pagan centuries.

It is still used by Armenians in the middle of the century.

The name Vahan is a name for the “sun”, the Persian word “ghul”.

It means “sword-protecting metal appliance”, “protector”.

The names of these, Vahan’s.

Conversation, Vahanik.

It means “best”, “high”.

However, as his personality was not among the Persians, and in Armenian history (according to H. Acharyan), it is mentioned only once.

This is the last name of Vahanyan.

It means “spring”.

H Acharyan identifies Vahaz, while relying on the explanation of “Haymavurk”, “Vahram, it’s raining”.

Compare to keep. “Varan”, clair. The word “baran” means “rain”.

There is no doubt that the name Vahram is connected to the keep. With the god Varhran, the Crucified Planet.

This is the surname of Vahramyan and the place of Vahramaberd (Shirak).

It means “greetings”, “well-running” (good, riz-flow).

Now used as an independent name.

Some people interpret as “strong Arshak”

There are also early, shorter forms of this name.

There is also the Vagharshakyan surname.

We meet at Buzand.

It is derived from the Persian word vece (see Vach).

It means “puppy”.

It is in use from the very first century.

Now it is a living name.

There is Vachyan’s surname.

It means “free”, “sovereign”.

It is one of the oldest names and is still preserved in Armenians.

We have Vasakyan’s surname.

As a personality, it is mostly used in the Caucasus from the 18th century.

We also have the surname Varagyan.

Now it’s a very common name, especially in Shirak.

Short name is Varaz, Varazik.

But the name of this rose came from the Saxon word varta, the Arabic word “rose”.

Today, it is also used as male and female.

We have Vardian, Varduni’s nerves.

Especially widespread in V century, in honor of Vardan Mamikonyan. This is the name of Vardanyan.

It means “rose-like hair,” “rose-brown,” “rosary”.

Now it’s a pretty good name.

There is also Vardgesian’s surname.

It means “with a red cheek.”

A name created in recent centuries is likely to be a successful attempt to glorify Gyulizar.

However, as a male personality is not used today.

We have Varderesyan’s surname.

It means “male bird”.

Now it’s a common name.

It means “victory”.

Corresponds to Victor’s name.

It has come from XII century and now it is a common name.

It is one of the oldest Armenian names, spread in honor of King Vramshapuh (389-414) during which Mashtots created the Armenian alphabet.

There are also Vrezhuhi, Vrezhik’s forms that are used as feminine

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There is a Vrtanesyan surname.

According to Khorenatsi, the son of King Artashes was Vrouyr.

It means “a gift.”

This name has been used in Armenians since IV century.

It is a short form, Tacho.

We also have the surname Tachatyan.

Now it is rare.

It is the name of Tatourian

There is Taronyan’s surname

However, this name has been used by Armenians five centuries ago.

For thousands of years the people have not forgotten, preserved in honor of Tigran the King.

Tigran’s name is not comunicated.

The surname Tigranyan is spread.

One of the oldest names common among Armenians is that it is still used. We also have Tiran’s surname.

Now it is a rare name.

We have Tiraturian surname.

It is a shortcut to Tiro, from which Tiroian.

It means “what God has given you.”

It is still used by Armenians in paganism and is now a living name.

So from that, the surname Trdatyan.

It means “holiday leader”, “celebration”.

Nowadays, these names are few, but Tonapetyan’s surname is still in use.

It means “majestic”, “outstanding”.

So, it is the literary name of the great Armenian novelist has become his personality and spread among the people.

It means “luster, with brilliant eyes” (as the names of Khajag, Sevak).

It is one of the oldest names.

Tsolakyan surname is popular

It is used as a name for Armenians in the 19th century.

It means “bright”, “bright”.

This name has been spread among the Armenians in the VII century.

This is Panosyan’s surname.

Acharyan considers the Persian form Pranavag short form.

It means “glorious”, “worthy of glory”.

From that, Parnayan’s surname.

This name has long been used before Armenians.

However, it’s a little used now.

It means “horse-loving”, “horse-drawn”.

However, this name exists among Armenians in the VII century.

The diminutive forms are Philos, Philo.

So, We have Piliposyan, Pilosyan and Piloyan surnames.

It means “brave boy”.

In the 19th century, we meet a shorter form and now dominates everywhere in the world.

There is also a Kerobyan surname.

It means “Christopher”.

However, it is a common name among all Christian nations.

We have been using it since the 5th century.

So, now it is a rare name.

This name exists among the Armenians in IV century and was very popular among Western Armenians (especially in Constantinople).

So, now it’s a popular name.

We have also Ohanyan surname.