Given name Β· also Ancient Greek
ππ΄ππππ
ππ΄ππππ (αΉeαΉros) is a masculine given name from Ancient Greek, ultimately from Old Armenian. It is used in Aghwan.
Meaning & origin
Where it comes from
ππ΄ππππ comes from Ancient Greek, and ultimately from Old Armenian.
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How it developed
In Aghwan usage, ππ΄ππππ developed from Ξ ΞΟΟΞΏΟ.
ππ΄ππππβs family of names
In Aghwan usage, ππ΄ππππ developed from the Ancient Greek form Ξ ΞΟΟΞΏΟ. In Aghwan usage, ππ΄ππππ was borrowed from the Old Armenian form ΥΥ₯ΥΏΦΥΈΥ½.
The ring: across languages.
Across languages 2
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