| 41. | ARTUYT | From Armenian artuyt "lark". The diminutive form is Artutik (also a male name). |
| 42. | ARUS | Is the short form of the name Arusyak that is used independently. |
| 43. | ARUSYAK | From Armenian planet name (Arusyak) which is the same Venus. It is in use since IX c. instead of Arabian Zuhra. It is in use now. |
| 44. | ASANET | From Hebrew asanet "danger", "misfortune" which is in use since XV c. till now. |
| 45. | ASHKHEN | From Parthian akhšen "gray"(Zend akhšaena "black", "bluish-black"). This name may also come from Parthian khšet (Zend khšaeta) "fiery red". It is an old name mentioned by M. Khorenatsi in his… 0.4 KB |
| 46. | ASLI | From Arabian asli "real", "true" which came by means of literature ("Karam's and Asli's Tale"). It is in use now. |
| 47. | ASMAR | From Turkish esmer (asmar) "dark" which was in use till XIX c. Now it is forgotten (also a male name). |
| 48. | ASPRAM | Is a Persian name but it is mentioned neither in Hyubshman's "Arm. Grammatic" nor in "Jranisches Namenbuch". It may come from Persian asprahm (asp "horse" and rahm "mercy") i.e. "the one who… 0.3 KB |
| 49. | ASTGHIK | From Armenian astgh "star" +ik diminutive suffix. It was the name of one of Arm goddesses, which corresponds to Roman Venus. It is very spread now. |
| 50. | ASTINEH | From Hebrew astin (Greek astine) "citizen". It was the name of king Artashes's wife. H. Ajaryan considers it a new name etymologically not established, though more than 200 years ago it was… 0.2 KB |
