Re: The meaning of your first name?
Anais
From the the Persian goddess of love, Anaitis.
From Hebrew "Anais," meaning "Grace"
Anahid
From Persian "Anahita." Means "Immaculate and chaste."
Anastas
From Greek "Anastasios" which means ''resurrection''. It was used by many European nations. The Armenian name Harutyun is the translated variant of this name
Aram
From Hebrew. Means "Exalted"
From Aramaic. Means"to be high, highland."
Ardem/Ardemis=Artemis
From Greek. After the Greek Goddess of the forests, child birth, virginity, fertility,hunting, and the moon.
Arsen/Arsine=Arsenio
From greek "Arsenios." Means Virile
Aris=Ares
From Greek, after the Greek God of war.
Baghdasar/Baghdik=Balthazaar
From Assyrian name "Baltasar" which means "bliss" or "secretly collecting."
Bedros=Peter
From Greek "Petros" and Latin "Petrus." Means "stone" or "rock."
Boghos/Poghos=Paul
From Latin "Paulus" via Greek "Paulos." Means "small"
Kevork/Gevorg=George
From Latin "Georgius," and Greek "Georgios." Means "husbandman, and/or farmer"
Ghougas=Luke
From Latin "Lucas" and Greek "Loukas," contraction of Lucanus lit. "of Lucania," district in Lower Italy, home of the Lucani, a branch of the Sabelline race.
Hagop/Hagob=Jacob
From Hebrew "Ya'aqobh" via Latin "Jacobus" and Gk. "Iakobos." Means, "one that takes by the heel."
Hasmig=Jasmine
From Arabic "yas(a)min," from Pers. "yasmin." After the plant
Hovaness=Johaness/John
From Hebrew "Yohanan," via Greek "Ioannes." Means "Jehovah has favored."
Hovsep=Joseph
From Hebrew "Yoseph," via Latin "Joseph" and "Josephus, and from Greek "Ioseph." Means ""adds, increases"
Krikor=Gregory/Gregor
from L. Gregorius, from Gk. gregorios, a derivative of gregoros "to be watchful," from PIE base *ger- "to be awake" (cf. Skt. jagarti "he is awake,")
Melek= Malik/Melekh
From Arabic and Hebrew. Means "king."
Minas
From Greek"Menas" and Arabic Minah.
Missak=Meshach
From Babylonian, via the Bible. Mishael's name given to him by the Babylonians.
Movses=Moses
From Hebrew "Mosheh" (of unknown origin) via Greek "Mouses."
*"Most scholars see in it the Hebraization of Egyptian mes, mesu 'child, son,' which is often used in theophorous names. According to this derivation the words of Pharaoh's daughter in Ex. 2:10, 'For out of the water I drew him' are not the explanation of the Hebrew name Mosheh, but express the idea that the Egyptian name given by Pharaoh's daughter resembles in sound, and therefore, reminds us of, the Hebrew verb mashah 'he drew out,' which is suggestive of the words spoken by Pharaoh's daughter." [Dr. Ernest Klein, "A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the English Language"]
Nazaret/Nazar=Nazareth
From Hebrew, after the town Jesus lived in.
Raffi= Raphael
From Hebrew "Rephael," lit. "God has healed," from rapha "he healed" + el "God."
Raquel=Rachel
From Hebrew. Means "ewe" (a female sheep).
Sahag=Isaac
From Hebrew "Yitzhaq" via Greek "Isaak." Means "he laughs."
Sarkis=Serge/Sergei
From Latin "Sergius." Possibly means "servant."
Soghomon=Solomon
From Heb. Sh'lomoh, from shelomo "peaceful," from shalom "peace." The Arabic form is Suleiman
Tamar=Tamar
From Hebrew. Means "Date Palm"
Tavit/Davit=David, Dawe
from Heb. "Dawidh," lit. "darling, beloved friend." A nickname form was Dawe, hence surnames Dawson, Dawkins.
Vartan/Vartouhi
From Armenian "Vart," from Arabic "Ward." Means "giver of roses"
Yeghisapet=Elizabeth
From Hebrew "Elishebha." Means "God is an oath."
Zabel=Isabel
From Hebrew "Elishebha" (Elizabeth), via Provençal "Isabel."
Zepure= Zephyr
From Latin "Zephyrus," and Greek "Zephyros." Means "the west wind."
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Re: The meaning of your first name?
It is of Old German origin, and its meaning is "noble, bright, famous". From an Old French name, Albert, of German (Frankish) origin.
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Doubtful, Armenians predate the Greeks by way of the Hurrians and the Urartians, Greeks by their own account historically traced their lineage to Asia Minor, claiming to have migrated from there by historical account, the earliest Greek (Minoan) civilisation started near the islands of Crete and Cyprus, who by their accounts migrated from Asia Minor (Anatolia/Middle East)
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Armenians have had a lot of contact with the Greeks in the past if I'm not mistaken so yeah, Gevorg could be an Armenized version of George or something. We might've took that name from the Greeks themselves actually. It's a possibility.
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Sorry, Gevorg is not an Armenian Name. It is the Armenized form of George the patron Saint of England. Yes the dragon slayer. But, I believe the name comes from the Greeks. And, you do not want to know the true story of saint George ( if it is true, as told by Gibbon ).
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Re: The meaning of your first name?
Siranoush - "sweet love"Originally posted by beatnikbipsy View Postmy first name, i believe comes from Hebrew Elisheva, meaning consecrated to God, my middle name is Armenian-Siranoush.....which i have heard said means love, but i've never really researched it. My family name Amirian i believe means son of the King.
And you are sort of correct, it comes from the Arabic "amir" or "amirah" for commander, general, or prince.Last edited by yerazhishda; 09-24-2008, 05:08 AM.
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Any other Amirians out there?
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Re: The meaning of your first name?
my first name, i believe comes from Hebrew Elisheva, meaning consecrated to God, my middle name is Armenian-Siranoush.....which i have heard said means love, but i've never really researched it. My family name Amirian i believe means son of the King.
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Timothy (Տիմոթէոս) - Gk. "In fear of God".Last edited by yerazhishda; 08-08-2008, 03:17 PM.
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Re: The meaning of your first name?
my names Moses.
its Hebrew.
It means "Drawn out of the Water"
....what the hell does that mean?
I mean, I know its from the bible, but like....
....can the womb be considered water too? I mean, the water breaks before the baby comes, so yeah....
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