Armenian Girl Names

It means “red rose”.

In ancient times this name was not used by Armenians, we meet only in the XX century.

The reason for the dissemination was the poem of Vahan Mirakian “Lalvar’s hunt”, published in the 20th Century.

Anahit is one of the oldest Persian goddesses whose worship was common among the Armenians.

It means “clean”.

Anahit, the favorite goddess of the Armenian people, whose name has been preserved since ancient times, has survived until now.

Now it’s a common name.

Now it is scarce to meet.

One of the oldest names is the history of the king of the Persian King Artashes.

H Acharyan considered the “new name” of an unknown origin, but more than two hundred years ago this name was found in the “Haigazian dictionary” compiled by the Mekhitarists.

It means “daughter of Arax”.

It is a common name.

It also occurs in the Araksian form, from which Arax is a phonographic form.

A new name is created by Armen, derived from derivatives.

This name was spread in the early 20th century, under the influence of Shirvanzade’s drama.

Armenian Aram and Anush.

It means “the daughters of Arami”.

Now it’s a common name.

This is also one of the female forms of the name Armen that has appeared relatively lately and spreads.

It has been created with a very handful of nine hands (like Karine, Zarine).

This name was used in the Armenians in the 9th century, instead of the Arabic name Zuhra, which was also used in Lust.

Now it’s one of the common names. Armenian Arusky is an ancestral planet, the same as Lucerne, Venus (Latin Venus).

This name was used in the Armenians in the 9th century, instead of the Arabic name Zuhra, which was also used in Lust.

Now it’s one of the common names.

It was a very common name in the 19th century. Now it’s also a solid.

We also have short forms such as Arpik, Arpen, Arpo and so on.

Now it’s a pretty common name.

In Armenian, the balm means “plaster”.

They give superstition that the end girl is born and the next is a boy.

A new name is a Turkish name. Like Etar’s name, allegedly “enough to give birth to a baby”.

There is also the Baptist’s form.

It means “a source of delight” and “a delicacy”.

It’s quite a new name that appeared at the end of the 19th century. In Constantinople and quickly spread among Armenians.

It is checked by “source singing” or “water wells”.

This name was first used in the Armenians in the eighteenth century, under the influence of religious literature (the name of David’s mother of the King David of King David).

We have taken a jumble. Barsabee form:

Now it’s a username.

The short calling is Bathab, Brotherhood.

This name was not used in the past, it is seen in twenty-first century

years.

It means “transparent”, “clear”, “clear”.

The popular name was in the 19th century and is still in use.

There is also the diminutive Crystal form that is often seen as independent name.

As a personality from the 16th century.

The diminutive forms are Burin, Buro.

It means “crown of victory.”

Now it’s a username.

In ancient times, one of the Armenians was known as Gayane Virgins, whose temple still remains in Echmiatsin.

It has come from IV century. Now it’s a common name.

The diminutive forms are Geghush, Geghushik.

It is also possible that some of the name of Gegham will be produced in sweet fragrance (like Armanush).

Now it’s a fairly common name.

It means “beauty”, “beautiful thing”.

P. Duryan always used the word tattoo instead of the beauty.

This name is already in use.

It means “diamond” or “prized stone”.

As a personality from the XII century, it is a loan from the Persian. guhar word.

Popular among the people today is Govhar, Guhar.

The shortest is Goharik, which is often seen as an independent name.

Recently, Goharine, the name of the invention of female genealogy, is absolutely unnecessary, as the name Gohar was only female.

It has recently been spread.

The shortest ones are Peach, Peach.

A very common name was in the 19th century and is still in use.

Its short form is the Horn.

Now it is a rare name.

It may have been added to a female vowel (like Anahita, Tamara, etc.), but Ether is only a feminine name.

The word means “God is his oath.”

This name is Latin. Elisabeth has passed all the European nations to the form.

A common name in the 19th century was widely used in his homeland.

Its short and idiotic expressions are: Yeghik, Eshsan, Eshsou, Elizarret, Saret and others.

We had the old form of Eghnar in the mouth of the people in Heghnar.

Until now, these names have been used by Yeghnik and Heghnar.

It means “secret” or “destructive”.

Some people link it with the name Istar or the Persian sitara, which is unbelievable.

This name comes from the Bible and is common among many peoples of the world.

It means “secret” or “destructive”.

Some people link it with the name Istar or the Persian sitara, which is unbelievable.

This name comes from the Bible and is common among many peoples of the world.

It means “fortunate”, “countless”.

Equivalent to the name of Yeranake.

The shorter form of this is Yeran.

According to the Bible, the pre-name of the Bible, which is widely circulated among many innocent people in the world (Latin, Eva, Eve, Russian Eve, etc.).

It is anciently used in Armenians.

Meaning “Barrington” or “noble” (eu “good”, “good” and genos “birth”).

The name Yevgine in Armenians is still in use since the 14th century.

Now we have the name Eugene, which comes from Russian.

The term “gene” is used in Armenian as an independent name.

It means “type-type”.

As a name has long been used and is very popular in the young.

The diminutive forms are Zana, Zano, Zan, which are used as independent names.

We also have the surname Zanaganyan.

In ancient times it was called the daughters born before the Jatki holiday.

Shorter forms are Orda, Zardo.

There is also the surname Zardaryan.

It means “the daughter of the old man”.

The name of the past century was rare now.

The shorter forms of this are: Zarma, Zarmic, Zarmo.

It is spread among Diaspora Armenians.

It corresponds to the name of the Armenian Gold.

The diminutive forms of this are Zoro, Zarik.

Now it is a common name among Armenians.

Some use the Zara shape, where a particle replaces the derivative.

It is a new name, but quite popular.

There is also the diminutive form of this, Zeparrig, which is a personal name.

There is also the Turkish form of Zmutut which is used in the eastern peoples.

It means “lively”, “cheerful”.

blossom or happy

It means “clear”, “bold”, “simple”.

This name was widely circulated in the XV-XVIII centuries, and then it was used as a short Zulu form.

Zulal also called men.

There is also Zulalyan’s surname.

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It means “life, full of life”, “vital” or “vital”.

It is spread among many European nations, as well as in Russia.

It means “precious”, “mysterious”.

It is used in the Armenians since the beginning of XX century.

It has come through fiction.

It means “a king’s wife.”

A common name in the past century was among Armenian women.

Now little use.

The diminutive forms are Tagoush, Tagouk, Tagou, Tago.

Meaning “palm”, “palm” or “bitterness”.

Some translate as “common fig” (ficus carica).

This name has been used in the Middle Ages among Armenians.

Now more often we meet the Tamara form that comes from Russian.

Created recently and is quite popular.

Complies with Angyn.

The diminutive forms are Tanko, Tango, Tango.

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It means “restless” or “moving”.

It is also used in Inessa (Inessa) form.

It means “true”, “inaccurate,” “truthful.”

It was very common in the 19th century and is still in use.

In the old citations it is not mentioned as a personality, but since the end of the 19th century this name was spread among Armenians, under the influence of Raffi’s “Khint” novel.

Now it is a living name.

It does not have anything to do with the Siberian great river, Lena.

According to a Jewish myth, Lilit was called the first woman whom God had created from the “elevated flame”.

This figurative name is now very popular among Armenian girls.

As a personality, it is still in use since XIII century.

It means “light”, “light-bearing”.

Now it is a living name.

Shortly called Louso, Lusab, Loa.

Meaning “light” means “light born”.

It is a new, rare name.

In ancient times, it was used as a male name, but from the past century only women have this name.

Now the name is also used in the form of Lusia.

Here, the last vowel has been added to goodness and curiosity.

Now there is a common name.

In the 19th century it was a very popular and popular name among Armenians, and now it is rare.

It means “princess”, “queen”, “noble woman”.

Applied in the XII century.

It’s relatively less recent.

There is also the diminutive form of this, Khatunik.

There is Khatunyan’s surname.

It means “obedient”, “modest”.

It has been spread from XVIII century.

It comes from “good” and “dukhtar” (dukhtar).

It means “Khosrov’s Daughter”.

It is one of the oldest names used in the Armenians, dating back to the III century.

It is commonly known as Khosrov’s female form.

It is short-lived Khosrik.

Looks like the sparkling, glamorous look of the bearer.

It was a used name from the XV century.

It is also mentioned in folk songs.

It is a nice name, used in the meaning of “flower”, “fragrant”.

This is the surname of Tsaghikyan.

It has been used since the end of the last century (especially in the villages).

It means “the sea of fire.”

Applied to Armenians in the XV century.

C. Ghapantsyan considers this name an ancient mythological, linking to the Semitic naru word “river”, which also means the “god of water” (comparing our golden, Tsovinar, jan., Nareus, Indian Nara mermaid, etc.).

According to the scientist, this Nara Percussion is connected to Nary, the rest of the pagan epic, which has become the people of Nuri, “Nuri Nuri has come”.

This is still the case today (dumping a dummy during drought and sings that song so it rains).

Tsovinar’s name has been activated since 1939, when the centenary anniversary of the epic “Sasuntsi Davit” was celebrated.

Shortly referred to as Sea.

Meaning “peak”, “head”, “heights”.

As a personality from the 19th century.

Qatar is often referred to as Katarine (Ekaterina), as its short form, but these are totally different names both in origin and in meaning.

This name is used in many European nations (Franz Sathrin, Katharina, Russian Catherine, and others).

It has come to us from XIII century.

There are also dubious forms such as Katya, Katyusha (like Russian).

In the sense, it corresponds to the names of our Makruhi and Srbuhi.

But perhaps the name Karine was created in the 19th century on behalf of Karin.

It can not be considered as a. The female form of the name Karen.

Now it’s a common name.

In the past, men were called men, but only now are women.

It means “decent,” “gentle,” “reasonable.”

The female name is very common in the 19th century.

It is noteworthy that the name of the female has also been attached to the verb and has created the Hamschauah name.

This name has been spread among ancient Armenians since our time.

The diminutive forms are Haykush, Hayka, Kanoush.

Created in the 19th century and is now one of the common names.

It is used in the Armenians from the times immemorial.

It has come under the influence of ancient Greek mythology.

It means “bright”, “bright”.

This is the shortcut, Mezoush.

It means “submissive”, “humble”.

This name appears in our 20s and is now in use.

It means “the eternity” or “paradise (virgin) virgin.”

In the dialects, the word “beauty” is equivalent, so the girls are referred to as “gurus-fairy”.

In this sense, Geghoukh, Nearly Armenian names are nearby.

The female name is seen from the 20th century.

According to Jeremiah, it means “great counsel” or “desirable.”

The circumstance that made the people of Aaromus compels us to think that it is indirectly connected with the word Horom (Hripsime, the virgin, whose temple is still in Echmiatsin, was Roman).

Hripsime’s name is very common.

Rapid, Hripsik, Hrip.

It is an Armenian name that appears from the 19th century.

We meet recently.

It was created in the XIX century and is a popular name among the people.

The shortest is Maroush, shorter, Mara.

It’s still in use.

It’s been used long ago.

This is a shortcut to Manouche, which also has its own use.

Now it is one of the most popular names.

They are also called Maniks who bear the name Mary, which is not right.

Contributed to the spread of H. Tumanyan’s “Garnik Agap” fairy tale.

They also call Manuhan as bearers.

This name has been spread among Armenians for a long time now and is still in use.

Recently used as Margarita in the form that is not desirable because Margaret is the name of only women and does not need to be fertilized any more.

This is the shortest way to Margoush.

It has come through the Gospel.

The name also met Martha in the Russians.

Today we also meet Martha’s Armenians.

It means “the sea of bitterness.”

It has come through Christianity.

Applied to all Christian nations (Russian Maria).

In the Armenian language, we find many forms of this name, such as Maroux, Maro, Marusia, Marie, and so on.

It has been spread by H. Tumanyan’s epic poem.

It means “a sea girl”, spreading Russian among us. On behalf of Marina, which is also used today.

But in the Marine way we meet more often (perhaps because of the harmony with the new names Karine, Narine).

There is also the diminutive Mara form.

It means “marble”.

In the Armenians it is seen from the 18th century.

Now it’s a username.

It means “pure,” “indecent,” “sacred.”

Corresponds to Jun. The name Agnessa (Agnessa):

The Armenians are used as an old man.

Shortly called Macko, Macau.

As a person we meet only recently.

Now it is a rare name.

Now it’s a common name.

As a personality it is rare.

It means “beautiful ornaments”, ornamented.

It was the Armenian name spread throughout the XV-XVIII centuries.

Now we are relatively little used, we mostly meet in Karabakh, Zangezur, and Shirak.

There are also some notable ways to make this change – and the Nakshto short.

This is the goddess of the Sham-Assyrian Nana or Nina, whose worship was commonplace in Asia Minor.

It is composed of in the parentheses like Karine, Marine, Zarine and other new names.

These new names now create new names (Satine, Lusine, etc.).

This name is also from root that has two origins in Persian, Persian and Arabic.

If we accept the The word pomegranate, it would mean “pomegranate”, and Arabic. pomegranate “fire” means “flames”.

Commonly used in Armenians since the 19th century.

Originated by a slavery. Ninati is the word “nigger”.

It means “dreamy”, “dreamer”.

This name has been promoted by M. Lermontov’s “Masquerade” drama, which was staged in the 1980s.

Now it’s a very common name.

Now it’s a pretty common name.

It means “saint” cleaner.

As a woman’s name is mentioned in ancient historical sources.

Now it is a revived and usable name.

Nunik, Nuno is the shortest.

It was a fairly common name among Armenians of the Caucasus in the last century.

Also known as Nouno and Nunush diphtheria.

There is also a short form of almond, but it should not be confused with the word almond.

Often called Nusho.

It is rarely used now.

It means “princess”, “king’s daughter”.

Today, it is a common name among Armenians.

It is used as an Armenian in the 14th century.

Shortly referred to as Shamik.

There is also the surname of Shamamyan.

Shamiram, as well as Ishtar’s names, have not been proven yet.

According to the tradition, she was a smart and powerful woman, led by many wars, conquered many countries.

Shamiram has fascinated everyone, and he was called a witch.

The name Shamiram is associated with our Ara (see M. Khorenatsi’s “Armenian History”).

In folk songs, we often meet the expression “stingy girl”.

It’s a new name.

It means “gifted”, “gifted”.

It means “shimmering” and “drowning”.

One of the most used names in the last century.

There are also Shogho, Shogher, Shoghik in short and diminutive forms, which are independent names.

Most of them are spread in the villages of the Ararat Valley.

It is quite an independent personality and is very popular among Armenians.

They are often referred to as Shoghik as well as Armenian women named Shoghakat, in a diminutive manner.

As a personality, Armenians are mentioned in the IV century, Shushanik in the diminutive form.

A very common name was in the 19th century.

We meet in dialectic Oswechat.

Usually used as a female name, although it is also for men

meeting.

People are also popular in the form of Oske, Osko.

Now it is a rare name.

Meaning “fluffy”, “light”, corresponds to Russian. Svetlana, lyric. Clara names.

It is mentioned in the XIII century. It is also a common name now.

Shortly referred to as Patchik, Paseo.

It’s a new and very common name.

A weakly used name.

It means “opposition”.

He came from the Bible.

It is in use in my 17th century.

Now it is also a living name.

Armenians have long used the name of Margaret, but in Rita we met only recently.

It was spread by Muratsan’s “Ruzan or Patriotic Mormon” with the influence of historical drama.

According to Justin, Ruzuda or Ruzuka is a short form of name.

Acharyan supports this opinion.

It is not excluded that the word ruz comes from the word “blonde”.

In the 14th century, we met Russel or Rugger.

It means “blonde bachelor” (as Turkish: Saribeg, which is also used in Armenians today).

Recently, we also meet Ruzanna, but the name Razan itself is female and does not need to be cured any more.

A common name in the past century was Armenians.

Now it’s also in use.

The diminutive forms are Sato, Satin, Saten and others.

It means “cypress”.

It has been used in the Armenians since XVII century.

Now it is a living name.

We also encounter the forms of Salv, Salou.

This name has been used in the Armenians since IV century.

According to Huybshman Sanatruk, the san form, meaning “the daughter of Sinotuk”.

The name used in the Armenians is from the ancient times.

Distorted form is also called Sanukha.

It means “mistress”, “queen” (from srr “dominate”, asur, sarru “king”, Sairatu “queen”).

One of the oldest names among Armenians.

It is also seen in the form of Sarra.

It means “mistress”.

This name has entered the Armenians since the IX century, but it has gradually been forgotten as many Arabic names that have been used in the Middle Ages.

It was rebuilt in the late 19th century with the influence of fiction.

It means “forest”, “garden”, “garden”.

As a personality it is visible to European peoples.

It has spread among Armenians in the last century under the influence of Killman’s “Silva” operetta.

It is a popular and popular name among Armenians.

The diminutive forms are Siran, Sirush, Sirik and others.

It means “sunshine love” or “sunflower love”.

It is a new name, created at the end of the last century. In Constantinople.

Now it’s quite common in Diaspora Armenians.

It is a new name, but quite common.

It is also seen as distorted in the form of Silvard.

Eccl. We frequently meet in the song “Sona Rar, Sona Nou”.

As a person is very popular among Armenians.

The Russians spread in the Caucasus. From Sonia.

And Sonia is the name of Sophia.

Sonik is also a diminutive form that often acts as an independent name.

As a woman’s name, Armenians are mentioned in the 9th century as Sophia, and now it is a common name.

The diminutive forms are Sofik, Sopho, Sofi, Soph, Sopo.

Named after Makruhui?

It is used in the Armenians from the 16th century.

It was especially popular in the 19th century.

Shortly referred to as Saints, Shrubs, Shoppers.

Now it is a rare name.

It means “daughter of Vazgen”.

Now it is a living name.

The shortest is Vazutsush.

It should not be confused with the name Vankanush since it is composed of Vazgen.

Now it is rarely used.

Created as roses and Vardan’s namespaces.

It is used in the Armenians from the 17th century and is now a common name, equivalent to the name Vartanush, so it is often used by Vardoukh dynasty.

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 was spread among the Armenians in the late 19th century under the influence of Proshyan’s novel, Unu and Varditer.

Now it is a living name.

It means “chewing gum” and “lustrous hair”.

Varsik, Verso forms are also very popular among the people.

Now it’s a common name.

It was created in the XIX century and is still popular today.

It means “pure”, “virgin”.

It was distributed in the 19th century through fiction.

Now it’s a username.

This is a diminutive form of Vergo.

It means “sunset”.

It was created as an opposite name after Arshaluys (usually called the last ones).

A small utility name.

In ancient times, it was not used as a personal name, only recently.

It is one of the oldest names of Armenia that is still used today.

This is a shortcut to Tigush.

It means “queen” and “princess”.

It is still mentioned in the XVII century.

Now it is a living name.

Its short form is Tirou, often seen as an independent name.

It is a great personality, but it is quite common among the Diaspora Armenians and meets us too.

Armenians are mentioned in the XIII century.

Now it’s a common name.

We meet Armenians of the Caucasus.

There is also the shape of the bastard, Pearlich.

It is useless to use time immemorial.

The name Parandzem is mentioned in the bibliography since the 4th century.

Now it’s one of the common names.

As a female figure in the 19th century, it was common among many Caucasian peoples.

We also meet in Piazza and Peruz.

As a personality used in the 14th century.

Now it is a living name.

From the name of Khristine, which has many Christian nations (Kristina, Russian: Christian).

We are mentioned in ancient times.

It is used as the name of Christopher.