Kandjatelian

Kandjatelian is a surname of Armenian origin. It is derived from the Armenian word "kandz" meaning "pearl" or "precious stone," and the suffix "-teli" which can indicate possession or belonging. The full name therefore suggests a connection to something valuable or precious. Like many Armenian surnames, it likely originated as a patronymic or occupational identifier, possibly referring to an ancestor who was a jeweler or dealt in precious stones, or perhaps metaphorically to someone of great worth.

The Kandjatelian family name is found in Armenian communities both within Armenia and in the diaspora. The presence of Armenian communities around the world, particularly in countries like the United States, France, Russia, and Lebanon, means that individuals with the Kandjatelian surname can be found in various global locations. Genealogical research and historical records are the primary sources for tracing the specific origins and migration patterns of families bearing this surname. While specific historical figures with the Kandjatelian surname are not widely documented in broad historical accounts, individuals have contributed to various fields within their respective communities.