Albaniconian

A culture on the island of Albanicon.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Agavnia, Almastia, Anahid, Anahit, Ara, Arra, Arexia, Arevigna, Berjouhia, Gatara, Gohara, Goharia, Amleta, Jira, Karen, Koharia, Lucine, Lucineh, Marala, Margaret, Mariem, Perchuhia, Sevana, Sira, Sirvartia, Taguhia, Talineh, Varta, Vosgia, Yeva, Zabela

Masculine names

Aleksandr, Anush, Aram, Arat, Arad, Arex, Ari, Armin, Arsenio, Avedis, Azat, Begrat, Betros, Boghos, Tanyel, Etuard, Garegin, Garen, Geghart, Gevorg, Grigor, Gurgen, Hagob, Haig, Henrik, Hurig, Hovhannes, Hovik, Hovo, Hovsep, Garegin, Gatar, Geghard, Gajag, Levon, Narek, Nersis, Ohannes, Petroi, Poghos, Rubin, Rodulf, Sahag, Sargis, Spatak, Stepan, Toros, Vahn, Vartan, Zirar

Family names

Aragelian, Arshaguni, Artsuni, Aslanian, Achaban, Avagian, Avestian, Barsamian, Dabrinian, Tarpinian, Escandarian, Gasparian, Gevorgian, Ghazarian, Gugasian, Grigorian, Gulbengian, Hagobian, Haratunian, Harapetian, Hovanisian, Hovnanian, Hovatanian, Hovsepian, Carapetian, Cadasian, Geshishian, Gashaturian, Mamigonian, Manugian, Margarian, Mantirosian, Manassian, Mirzoian, Merchian, Movsesian, Nalbandian, Nazarian, Ohanian, Papzian, Petrosian, Poghossian, Sagian, Sarafian, Sargsian, Sarian, Simian, Stepanian, Taritian, Tumanian, Tumasian, Vardanian, Vartabedian, Zakarian

Parent ethnicities

• Psaraconian
• Reliconian

Diverged ethnicities

• Talsticonian