| 451. | YEPRAXIA(Yevpraxia) | From Greek name Eupraxia which means "success", "happiness". In Arm there also were the forms Yevpraxeh, Yepraxi, Yepraxya, Paraxi, Parak, even Yepo. |
| 452. | YEPROSINEH | From Greek name Eufrosune "joy", "pleasure". Now in Armenia the Russian variant of this name Yefrosinya is spread (Frosya for short). |
| 453. | YERANUHI | From Armenian yerani, yeranik "lucky" + uhi female suffix which corresponds to the name Yeranyak. The short form is Yeran. |
| 454. | YERANYAK | From Armenian yerani, yeranik "lucky". It is an old Armenian name which corresponds to the names Yeranuhi, Yeran, Yerjanik. It is a rare name now. |
| 455. | YERAZIK | From Armenian yeraz "dream" + ik diminutive suffix. It is a new name the short form of which is Yeraz. |
| 456. | YERINAZ | From Turkish eri, ereyi "very good", "rather much" and naz "gentle" i.e. "very gentle", "attractive". It is used since XVII c. till now. |
| 457. | YERJANIK | From Armenian yerjanik "happy", "lucky", "careless"(also a male name). The short forms are Yerjo, Yerjik. |
| 458. | YERMONEH | From Greek Ermes god's name, which is also met in the forms Yermonya, Yermon. It came by means of literature and is in use now. |
| 459. | YESTER | From Hebrew name Esther "secret" or "demolisher". There is also a version that it is the Hebrew name Istar or Persian sitara "star". It comes from Bible and is used by many nations. |
| 460. | YETAR | From Turkish yetar "enough" which corresponds to Arm name Bavakan. It is in use since XIV c. |
