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Nazarian
Nazarian is a surname of Armenian origin commonly found among individuals of Armenian descent. The name is believed to derive from the Armenian first name "Nazaret", which in turn comes from the Biblical town of Nazareth, where Jesus Christ is said to have grown up.
The Nazarian surname is used by many families within the Armenian community, particularly in the United Kingdom and other countries with Armenian diaspora populations. The name may also be spelt as "Nazaryan" or "Nazarean" depending on regional variations and transliterations.
Individuals bearing the surname Nazarian have made notable contributions in various fields, including academia, business, arts, and public service. The surname is a testament to the cultural heritage and historical roots of the Armenian people, reflecting a connection to their religious and geographical past.
Research into the history and genealogy of the Nazarian surname continues to uncover intriguing stories and connections within the Armenian community. With its rich etymology and widespread presence, the surname Nazarian holds significance for those who bear it and for those interested in the history and culture of Armenia and its people.
There are approximately 40 people named Nazarian in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Nazarian.