Armenian Names
Armenian names are deeply rooted in the rich history and culture of Armenia, a country known for its ancient traditions and Christian heritage. Names often reflect the Armenian language, which is part of the Indo-European family, and many are derived from historical figures, saints, and significant events in Armenian history.
Common themes in Armenian naming traditions include the use of names that honor family lineage, with many children named after grandparents or other relatives to preserve family ties. Additionally, names often carry meanings related to virtues, nature, or historical significance, such as 'Aram' meaning 'high' or 'Naira' meaning 'shining'. The influence of Christianity is evident, as many names are derived from biblical figures, reflecting the country's status as one of the first nations to adopt Christianity.
Male
- Antranig(M)
- Aram(M)
- Arman(M)
- Armen(M)
- Arpiar(M)
- Artaxiad(M)
- Avak(M)
- Avedis(M)
- Brosh(M)
- Carnig(M)
- Dareh(M)
- Deron(M)
- Hagop(M)
- Haig(M)
- Hovan(M)
- Jirair(M)
- Kaloosh(M)
- Kevork(M)
- Kirkan(M)
- Krikor(M)
- Levon(M)
- Magar(M)
- Nishan(M)
- Sarkis(M)
- Tigran(M)
- Vacheh(M)
- Vahe(M)
- Vanig(M)
- Vartan(M)
- Yervant(M)
- Zareh(M)
- Zeroun(M)