Er ist ein 4 Wochen alter Border Collie und noch dazu ziemlich neugierig. Ich mag etwas, das sich auf die Intelligenz seiner Rasse bezieht. Aber ich habe keine Ahnung, wie ich ihm so einen armenischen Namen geben soll.

    Im Moment dachte ich an Ari (Betonung auf dem A) als Kurzversion von Aristoteles, was ich für eine nette Idee hielt. Was meint ihr alle?

    Und bitte bombardiere mich mit Namensvorschlägen, merci 🙂

    PS: Englische Namen wären allerdings seltsam, da ich in Österreich lebe.

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    1. Different_Evidence on

      Armenian dog names often reflect the country’s rich history, culture, and language. Here are some common Armenian names you might consider for your dog:

      • Ara: Named after a legendary Armenian king.
      • Arpi: Means “sunshine” in Armenian.
      • Hayk: Refers to the legendary ancestor of the Armenians.
      • Ani: The name of an ancient Armenian city.
      • Vahan: Meaning “shield” or “protector.”
      • Narek: From Saint Gregory of Narek, an Armenian monk and poet.
      • Ani: Named after the ancient Armenian capital.
      • Sevan: Refers to Lake Sevan, a significant landmark in Armenia.
      • Vard: Meaning “rose.”
      • Aram: A common Armenian name, meaning “exalted” or “high.”

      These names offer a blend of tradition, meaning, and a nod to Armenian heritage. You can choose a name that aligns with your dog’s personality or reflects a connection to Armenian culture.

    2. Bruffalobill on

      Shemo because he’s white and black like a sunflower seed. Something we eat quite often as a people

    3. Dreamin-girl on

      Կորո as shortened rom the word կորովամիտ or կորովի that is synonym of wise.

    4. PM_Me_Ur_Clues on

      Archimedes, or Archie for short. „Give me a lever long enough and show me where to stand, and I can move the world“

    5. Don’t name your dog a human name as is suggested in the other comment, that’s weird. You can name him Qucho, Zangi (From Armenian fairy tale), Sharik, Aralez, Mrut, Aryuts…

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