Chzanian
Chzanian is a family name that originates from the Armenian diaspora, primarily found among communities in the United States, France, and Lebanon. The surname is believed to be a variation of the Armenian patronymic suffix "-ian," which indicates "son of" or "descendant of." Although the exact etymology of the root "Chzan" is uncertain, it may derive from a personal name or nickname that was common in historic Armenian villages.
The name first appears in Western Armenian records in the late 19th century, when many Armenians migrated
Notable individuals bearing the surname include Louise Chzanian, a New York–based legal scholar recognized for her
Today, the name Chzanian remains relatively uncommon but is unmistakably linked to Armenian heritage. Genealogical studies