69 Graceful Armenian Girl Names

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Armenian girl names are gaining popularity and recognition worldwide for their uniqueness and charm. These names contain the beauty and grace of the Armenian language. Armenian is one of the oldest languages in the world. Historians believe that the language reached modern Armenia in the 2nd millennium BC. Even today, it differs from other Indo-European languages due to Armenia's location. The modern Armenian language has two main variations - Eastern and Western Armenian. They share common words but are different in terms of grammar and pronunciation. Classical Armenian or Old Armenian was known as grabar and was used as the general written language until the nineteenth century (1). Armenia was also one of the first countries to embrace Christianity. Syrian apostles introduced Christianity in Armenia in the 1st century and began gaining momentum in the early 4th century (2). Hence, Armenian girl names are often chosen from the Bible. These names are derived from Latin, Hebrew, or Greek. Names like Eva and Maria are common in Armenia. Moreover, names that praise the positive traits of a girl's appearance, such as her beauty or fairness, are often used. Ani, meaning 'very beautiful,' and Heghine, meaning ''shining' and 'radiant,' are popular names among the Armenian people. In recent years, these names have also been making waves in other countries. Parents in the US and UK are considering these elegant yet simple names with beautiful meanings for their baby girls. If you are drawn to Armenia's naming traditions and practices and want to pick one for your little princess, explore the Armenian girl names in the list below. If you are unsure about any name, talk to an Armenian parent to ensure you respect Armenian names.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Susanna	Girl	Lily; Rose; Lotus
Mari	Girl	Donation; Mother; Genuine; Village; Reason; Logi
Taleen	Unisex	Advice; An Armenian town
Kamyla	Girl	Helper to the priest
Eleen	Unisex	Torch; Corposant; Moon; Desire; Hazelnut
Nare	Girl	Pomegranate; Fire
Sofi	Unisex	Wisdom
Arsema	Girl	Myrtle
Svetlana	Girl	Light; World
Miray	Girl	Commander; Moon; Month; Glowing like a moon

Amalya	Girl	Labour of Yahweh; Vigorous; Brave
Anahit	Girl	Goddess of fertility, wisdom, water, and healing
Zalena	Girl	Sunshine; Bright light
Zariana	Girl	Sacred
Nikol	Unisex	Victorious; People's victory
Arpi	Unisex	Sun; Ether
Eliz	Unisex	My God is an oath; Hand
Maneh	Unisex	Semolina
Lilit	Girl	Of the night
Nene	Girl	Lady of the heavens; Tranquil; Little girl; Grace; Pure

Nareh	Girl	Pomegranate; Fire
Taline	Girl	Name of a town in Armenia
Davita	Girl	Beloved; Uncle
Narine	Girl	Pomegranate; Fire; Protector of all men
Surena	Girl	The heroic woman
Lusine	Girl	Moon
Saraiah	Girl	My princess; God is ruler; The Pleiades; Fair-head nobleman; To be ready; Orderly
Arinna	Girl	Messenger of joy; Happiness
Gayane	Girl	Earth
Armine	Girl	From Armenia; Whole; Universal; To celebrate

Elen	Girl	Torch; Shining light; Nymph
Karine	Girl	Beloved friend; Dear; Pure
Nazeli	Girl	A pretty or a beautiful girl
Hasmik	Girl	Jasmine
Sosi	Unisex	Palm tree
Talar	Girl	Green; Tree; Porch
Satine	Girl	Satin; Amber
Karen	Girl	Pure; Brave; Warrior; Flower; Lotus; Water lily
Lucine	Girl	Moon
Margarit	Girl	Pearl

Anoush	Boy	Sweet
Anousha	Boy	Sweet; Joy; Beautiful morning; Favor; Grace
Hasmig	Girl	Armenian form of Jacob; A variant transcription is Hasmik
Hayastan	Girl	Land of the hay
Heghine	Girl	Light; Brightness; Shining; Radiant; Luminant
Perouze	Girl	Turquoise
Phiroza	Girl	Turquoise
Alique	Girl	Wave
Anzhela	Girl	Messenger
Araxie	Girl	River

Astghik	Girl	Little Star; Pagan deity of fertility and love
Darlita	Girl	Young Girl
Dzsenifer	Girl	A small sea; Widespread
Hova	Girl	A breeze of wind
Knarik	Girl	Lyre, the musical instrument
Margaid	Girl	Pearl
Nane	Unisex	Lady of the heavens; Goddess of war and wisdom;
Sevanne	Girl	A place name, lake Sevan
Siranush	Girl	She is a lovely girl
Sirvat	Girl	She who is like a beautiful rose

Taguhi	Girl	Wife of a king
Tangakin	Girl	A precious girl
Yeva	Boy	To breathe; To live
Donka	Girl	Feminine form of Andon; Priceless
Seiran	Girl	Blue orchid; Star orchid; Pleasure walk
Ahanit	Girl	A name with unknown meaning
Ser	Unisex	Affection; Love
Saryan	Unisex	Graceful noblewoman
Haliana	Girl	Graceful and noble

Armenian girl names have diverse origins and versatility. These names effortlessly reflect Armenia's rich cultural heritage. Armenian names often have various meanings and interpretations and follow several themes, including beauty, nature, mythology, and religion. Our list above compiles meaningful Armenian monikers that exude style and elegance. From traditional choices to modern inventions, these names offer various options parents across cultural and linguistic backgrounds can embrace. So explore the list and pick a name that complements your little princess's unique personality.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.What are some Armenian baby girl names based on mythology?

Armenian mythology offers a range of captivating baby girl names with mythological origins. One such name is Tsovinar, which means 'goddess of rain, water, and the sea.' Another beautiful option is Astghik, meaning 'star' in Armenian, reflecting the celestial allure associated with this name.

2.What are some Armenian baby girl names that are inspired by nature?

Some Armenian baby girl names inspired by nature include Nareh, which means 'the flower of pomegranate,' Maral, which means 'a deer,' Hova, which refers to a breeze of wind, and Dzsenifer, which means 'a small sea.'

3.What are some Armenian baby girl names that are biblical?

Some biblical Armenian baby girl names include Maria, meaning 'bitter or wished-for child,' and Mariam, meaning 'sea of bitterness; to swell.' Both names are variations of Mary, carrying significant biblical connotations.

4.Which Armenian name means star?

In Armenian, the name Arousyag means 'morning star' and Asdghig means 'little star.' Another Armenian name for star is Astrid. These names symbolize the celestial beauty and radiance associated with stars in Armenian culture.

5. What is the Armenian name for Rose?

In Armenian, the name for rose is 'Sirvat,' which carries the meaning of a beautiful rose. Another Armenian name, 'Nouvart,' symbolizes a 'new rose.' Additionally, the name 'Vartan' signifies a 'giver of roses.'

6.What are some traditional Armenian baby girl names?

Some traditional Armenian baby girl names include Maral, meaning 'female deer' or 'doe;' Taguhi, signifying 'queen' and Varduhi, representing 'rose.' These names carry cultural significance and reflect the rich heritage of Armenia.

Infographic: Awesome Armenian Baby Girl Names With Meanings

Armenia has a rich history of language and culture. The Armenian language is one of the oldest languages in the world. Armenian names are not only sweet-sounding but also have rich cultural significance. Take a look at the infographic below for some amazing Armenian girl names with their meanings, and select a suitable name for your daughter.

authentic armenian names for your amazing daughter (infographic)

References

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Popularity of name Luc;
https://guides.library.illinois.edu/c.php?g=1200634&p=8779984
The Early Christianization of Armenia.
https://www.worldhistory.org/article/801/the-early-christianization-of-armenia/

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