Vahe
Meaning of Vahe
The name Vahe is a distinguished male name of Armenian origin, pronounced as VAH-heh (/vɑˈhə/). It carries historical and cultural significance, often associated with ancient Armenian kings and warriors, symbolizing strength and leadership. Despite its deep roots in Armenian heritage, the name has seen sporadic usage in the United States over the years. Although not commonly chosen, Vahe has maintained a presence among newborns, reflecting its unique appeal to those seeking a name with rich cultural resonance. The name's occurrence has varied significantly from year to year but remains a timeless choice for parents who appreciate its historical depth and distinctive sound.
Pronunciation
Armenian
- Pronunced as VAH-heh (/vɑˈhə/)
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Notable People Named Vahe
| Vahe Gurzadyan - Vahagn "Vahe" Gurzadyan is an Armenian mathematical physicist and professor known for his work on "Concentric circles in WMAP data" and collaboration with Roger Penrose. |
| Vahé Oshagan was a prominent Armenian poet, writer, and literary critic. |
