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1. AGHABEG (Aghabek)
From Persian aga ''master'' and Turkish beg or bey, which is a Turish militaray title i. e. ''commander'' , ''leader''. The short from is Agho . The corresponding surname is more…
2. AGHAJAN
Consists of Persian aga ''master'' and jan ''soul''. It is spread among the surname Aghajanyan.
3. AGHAPAP
From Persian aga ''master'' and Armenian pap ''grandfather''. Now this name is not used though he surnames Aghapapyan and Aghababyan are other met.
4. AGHASI
From Turkish agasi ''master'' ,''owener'', which is met among many eastern notions. This name was spreag in the in XVII century during Persian dominatian. Now this name is also met in the…
5. AMIRKHAN
From Arabian amir ''master'', ''orderer'' and Persian xhan.In Armenia this name was in use in the Middle Ages (XII century), now it is not met. We also have the surname Amirkhanyan.
6. ARAMAZD
Is the name of one of Iranian famous powerful god ("Avestay") also known as Vormizd in manuscripts. Hyubshman interprets this name as "master of wisdom" consisting of Zend ahura " master" and…
7. ASHKHARABEG (Ashkharabek)
From Armenian ashkhar ''world'' and Turkish beg ''master'' i.e. ''master of world''. It is still in use.
8. HOVASAP(Yovasap)
From Hebrew name Johošafat "master judge" We also have the surname Hovasapyan.
9. JAHAN
From Persian name Jihan "world". Another form of this name is Jahangir, which means "master of world". It is in use since XVc. till now. The corresponding surname is Lahanyan.
10. KHOJIK
From Persian xoja "master" and Arm. diminutive suffix ik. The short form is Khajo, from which the surname Khajoyan is formed.
11. MATATIA
Is a Jewish name, which means "master's gift". In Armenia it is in use since XI century which was mainly given to clergymen. It is out of use now. Note that the name Madat comes from Arabian and…
12. TIRATUR
From Armenian ter "master", "lord" and tur "give" i.e. "given by lord", "God-given". It is a rare now. The short form is Tiro; the corresponding surname is Taraturyan.
13. TIRAYR
From Armenian ter "master", "lord" and ayr "man" i.e. "master's man". It is in use since old times till now.
14. TIRAZD
From Armenian ter "master" and azd "influence" i.e. "influenced by master". It is a rare name now.
15. VELIKHAN
From Arabian veli "master", "defender" and Persian xan "prince" which came through Turkish in XVII-XVIII c. and is used till now. We also have the surname Velikhanyan.

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