TheGreatHye

Hamadzain em, axper.

Ha cavet tanem, et jes chem morana; proste nekatelenk eli. Et anune stipvac Hunaci roots uni. Chist asac, et kan problem cheka vor iskakanic Huneric a gali.

Now you mention it, Nikolaus/Nicolaus means victory of the people in Greek. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolaos Your sources indicate that St. Nicholas was Greek, but born in Turkey. Obviously, that's the reason why people say he's Turkish, while he really is not. Does this mean that there's more in me than Armenian blood ? That can't be. There are more Armenian surnames that are patronymics from non-Armenian personal names.

Aha, parza! Shnorakalem . I had never come across that website.

Barev dzes! Obviously, my last name is Nigoghossian. I did research on the surname by asking my parents and other relatives and searching on the Internet, but without success. Karoxa mek-nu-meket miban imana? Thanks in advance! P.S. I'm a new member