Armenian Baby Girl Names

Armenian form of Diana the moon Goddess. Prounounced: A'-na-heed

Valuable. Pronounced: AN'-kee-néh

Sweet tempered. Sweet. Pronounced: A'-noush

Feminine form of Armen. Pronounced: Ar-ME'-nou-hee

Grace.

Flower. Pronounced: DZA'-gheeg. The 'dz' is pronounced as a consonant cluster, even though in Armenia they don't have anything similar in English. The 'gh' is gutteral 'l.'

Feminine form of the male name Garen. Pronounced: GA'-ri'neh

This one is pronounced without the accent over the final "e" (LOO'-seen)

Armenian form of Margaret meaning pearl. Pronounced: MAR'-krid

Not necessarily from Armenia, but was rather one of the ancient proto-Armenian tribes. Nairi is a trendy name among Armenians today. Rrendering it Nayiri (Na-YI'-ri) would be more accurate but alternates such as from 'Nairi' to 'Nayri' to 'Niree' to 'Niherie' have been used.

Alternative: Seta. Although a common Armenian girls' name, its assumed Armenian origin isn't certain. Pronounced: SE'-da

In Armenian written with no vowel between 's' and 'r,' 'Serp-' here rhymes with 'slurp.' Pronounced: SUR'-poo-hee. It really means a female Saint. It comes from the word 'Soorp' which meanse both 'Saint' and 'Holy.' Consider alternate spelling 'Surpouhie' or 'Serbuhie.'

Armenian form of Susan meaning lily. White lilies grew in the Biblical city of Susa in Persia. Pronounced: SHOU'-shan

Beautiful. Pronounced: SEE'-ran

Lovely. Pronounced: SEE'-roon

Holy. Same as Serpuhi.

Beautiful rose. Seer equals 'love.' Vart equals 'rose.' Pronounced: SEER'-vart

Queen. Pronounced: TA'-koo-hee

Rose. Pronounced: VAR'-too-hee. The 'gh' would denote the gutteral 'l' sound (like the French pronounce their 'r' sound).