Gevorg

Gevorg is a masculine given name of Armenian origin, derived from the ancient Armenian word "գևորգ" (gevorg), which means "lion" or "brave lion." The name has historical significance in Armenia and has been used throughout the centuries, often associated with nobility and leadership.

The name Gevorg appears in Armenian literature and folklore, including the epic poem *David of Sassoun*, where Gevorg is one of the heroes. The character is depicted as a valiant warrior, embodying strength and courage. Over time, the name has remained popular in Armenia and among Armenian diaspora communities worldwide.

In modern usage, Gevorg is still a recognized name in Armenia and is occasionally found among Armenian-speaking populations in countries such as Russia, Iran, and the United States. Variations of the name may include Gevorgik or Gevorgian, though these are less common.

The name has also been adopted in other cultures, sometimes spelled as Gevorg, Gevorgi, or Gevorgos, reflecting phonetic adaptations in different languages. While not widely known outside Armenian contexts, it retains cultural and historical importance within Armenian identity.

Gevorg is often paired with traditional Armenian names such as Aram, Vahan, or Tigran, reflecting the country’s rich naming conventions. The name’s meaning—symbolizing strength and nobility—continues to be celebrated in Armenian heritage.