Mehurian

Mehurian is a surname of Armenian origin. It is believed to derive from the Armenian word "meh" which can refer to a measure or a portion, and "uri" meaning "light" or "radiance." Therefore, a possible interpretation of the surname is "bearer of light" or "giver of a portion of light." Like many surnames, its exact origin and historical spread are subject to genealogical research and regional variations.

Families bearing the Mehurian surname can be found in Armenia and in the Armenian diaspora communities worldwide, particularly in countries with significant Armenian populations such as the United States, France, and Lebanon. The surname's historical presence is often linked to the broader migration patterns of Armenian people throughout history, driven by economic, political, or social factors. As with any surname, the Mehurian name has been carried by individuals who have contributed to various fields, including arts, sciences, business, and academia, both within their ancestral homeland and in their adopted countries. Genealogical research often reveals interconnected family branches and historical settlements associated with the Mehurian lineage.