Dzor

Dzor is a term that can refer to several distinct entities, primarily geographical locations and a historical figure. In Armenia, Dzor can be a surname, as well as a geographical name. For example, the village of Dzoramut in Armenia is sometimes colloquially referred to as Dzor. The term also appears in the name of the Dzoraget river, a tributary of the Debed River.

Beyond Armenia, the name Dzor might also be used as a given name or surname in other cultures. Historical records may contain individuals named Dzor, though they are not widely prominent figures in global history. The specific origin and meaning of the name Dzor can vary depending on its linguistic roots, but in Armenian contexts, it often relates to valleys or gorges. Further specific details about individuals or places named Dzor would require more precise context to distinguish them from others sharing the same name. Information on the etymology of the word "dzor" in Armenian suggests it pertains to a narrow valley or gorge. This geographical characteristic likely influenced its use in place names.