What are some Assyrian baby names for twins?

While choosing names for twins, the parents can opt for names that are connected by a common meaning or have the same first alphabet, or they can even opt for names that have complementary meanings. Some Assyrian name pairs for twins may include Nahrin and Nahro, meaning river, Amirta and Amirto, which can be translated to mean ‘princess,’ and As Nona and Dwura, meaning ‘dove’ and ‘bee.’

What are some Assyrian baby names with biblical origins?

Some Assyrian names that possess biblical origins include names such as Betheil, meaning ‘house of God’ derived from the town of Bethel in the Old Testament of the Bible, where Jacob saw his stairway vision (1). Another such name is Yosip, the Assyrian Christian form of the Biblical character Joseph.

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5 Assyrian Baby Names with Meaning, Starting With G

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Last Updated on Oct 3, 2023