Ovik
Armenian · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Ovik
Ovik is an Armenian given name derived from the root "ov," meaning "stone" or "rock," with the diminutive suffix "-ik," thus literally meaning "little stone" or symbolizing strength and stability.
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Etymology
Ovik is an Armenian given name derived from the root "ov," meaning "stone" or "rock," with the diminutive suffix "-ik," thus literally meaning "little stone" or symbolizing strength and stability. The name is primarily used in Armenian culture and has been borne by notable figures in Armenian history and literature, including the 19th-century Armenian writer Ovik Abeyan.
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