Magosian

Magosian is a surname of Armenian origin, derived from the word "magos," which means "magician" or "sorcerer." It is also associated with the ancient Persian title "magus," which referred to a wise man or scholar. The surname Magosian has been used by various individuals throughout history, including notable figures in literature, politics, and academia. One of the most well-known Magosians is the Armenian poet and writer Vahan Magosian, who is celebrated for his contributions to Armenian literature and his role in the Armenian genocide. The surname Magosian is also found in various other countries, reflecting the diaspora of Armenians. It is a distinctive and historically significant surname that carries cultural and linguistic heritage.