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Zareh

Zareh (Armenian: Զարեհ) is an Armenian masculine given name, derived from a legendary king mentioned in chapter 1.31 of Movses Khorenatsi's History of Armenia. The name is of Iranian origin. It was in use among Armenians from the second century BCE to the fourth century CE, after which it fell out of use. It was revived in the nineteenth century and is…

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Avg. degree1.9
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Zareh → Armenian, Armenian Catholic, Armenian Turkish, Armenian-American, Armenian-Romanian, Baronian, Cilicia, French, Kalfayan, Moskofian, Mutafian, Nubar, Ottoman, Sinanyan, Vorpuni, Yaldizciyan, Zahrad

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name century given armenian iranian զարեհ masculine derived legendary king mentioned chapter 31 movses khorenatsi's history armenia origin use among

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Zarehrelated to Given nameArmenian Catholic0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameCilicia0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameBaronian0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameArmenian-Romanian0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameKalfayan0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameOttoman0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameArmenian0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameMoskofian0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameMutafian0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameFrench0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameNubar0.60section
Zarehrelated to Given nameSinanyan0.60section

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