Family Tree: Elesa Avakyan

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Avak AvakyanAvak Avakyan

Pogos AvakyanPogos Avakyan

Ohan AvakyanOhan Avakyan

Karapet AvakyanKarapet Avakyan

Amo AvakyanAmo Avakyan

Bagrat AvakyanBagrat Avakyan

Tamam AvakyanTamam Avakyan

Zarif AvakyanZarif Avakyan

Sofya AvakyanSofya Avakyan

Arushan AvakyanArushan Avakyan1870 - 1932

Ishkhan AvakyanIshkhan Avakyan1874 - 1940

Movses AvakyanMovses Avakyan1875 - 1945

Asya AvakyanAsya Avakyan

Samvel AvakyanSamvel Avakyan1905 - 1925

Knarik AvakyanKnarik Avakyan1919 - 2008

Amalya AvakyanAmalya Avakyan1922 - 2016

Oganes AvakyanOganes Avakyan1924 - 2001

Kima AvakyanKima Avakyan1925 - 2025

Bagdasaryan Bagdasaryan

Nerses BagdasaryanNerses Bagdasaryan

Avetis BagdasaryanAvetis Bagdasaryan

Artem BagdasaryanArtem Bagdasaryan

Suren BagdasaryanSuren Bagdasaryan

Egor BagdasaryanEgor Bagdasaryan

Enok BagdasaryanEnok Bagdasaryan

Ermya BagdasaryanErmya Bagdasaryan

Ergina BagdasaryanErgina Bagdasaryan

Nina BagdasaryanNina Bagdasaryan

Gohar BagdasaryanGohar Bagdasaryan1885 - 1986

    Azi ArutyunyanAzi Arutyunyan1865 - 1969

    Nerses ArutyunyanNerses Arutyunyan1890 - 1990

    Misak ArutyunyanMisak Arutyunyan

    Nikolai ArutyunyanNikolai Arutyunyan

    Yakov ArutyunyanYakov Arutyunyan

    Ivan ArutyunyanIvan Arutyunyan

    Grachik ArutyunyanGrachik Arutyunyan

    Asmik ArutyunyanAsmik Arutyunyan

    Elena ArutyunyanElena Arutyunyan1930 - 2015

    Mina ArutyunyanMina Arutyunyan1893 - 1993

    Armida AvakyanArmida Avakyan1953

    Marieta AvakyanMarieta Avakyan1954

    Armik AvakyanArmik Avakyan1958

    Elesa AvakyanElesa Avakyan1961

    Arthur MikhaylyantsArthur Mikhaylyants1954

    Stella MikhaylyantsStella Mikhaylyants1980

    Emma MikhaylyantsEmma Mikhaylyants1988

    Elesa - is most commonly a modern variant or diminutive of Elisa, Elsa, or Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath" in Hebrew.
    Avakyan - is a name of Armenian origin. It derives from the Armenian word avag, meaning "oldest", perhaps signifying that a male ancestor was a prominent individual in his community. It may also mean "son of Avak".