Arsen

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Spelled Арсен in Ukrainian.
Pronounced /ɐrˈsɛn/. [noted -ed]
― Tovaryshka_Anya  11/19/2024
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Also Ukrainian. [noted -ed]
― Tovaryshka_Anya  11/10/2024
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Not everyone speaks English, get over it! It's a great name.
― cypher  7/2/2024
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It's a nice name. People are all worked up about it, but this name would probably not be used in an English-speaking country. It would be fine. Not everyone speaks the same language. However, if you live in a predominantly English-speaking country, do not use this name.
― hello_1234  12/13/2023,  edited 12/13/2023
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Also Albanian: https://instatemra.shinyapps.io/emra/
― guasguendi  3/11/2023
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Absolutely NOT!
― RHAWK3935  10/23/2020
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Also Serbian.
― AllMyColours  1/22/2017
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Arsen Avetisyan is a retired Armenian footballer. Avetisyan has played for numerous clubs during his career. In 2006, he returned to Armenia to play for his former club Pyunik and became the main forward for the team. In 2008, he transferred to Kapan to play for Gandzasar after his contract with Pyunik had expired.
― cutenose  1/11/2017
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I really don't care if this name sounds like "arsenic", "arson", or "arse + n" because I think it's great.
― Anonymous User  3/2/2016
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Arsen is also the Georgian form of Arsenios.In Georgian, Arsen is written as: არსენ.Finally, a known bearer of this name was Georgian churchman Arsen Iqaltoeli (12th century AD).
― Lucille  5/17/2013
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In Armenian, Arsen is written as: Արսեն .
― Lucille  9/6/2010
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Arsen, murder, and jaywalking! Too close to "arson" and "arsenic".
― Wilted  6/17/2009
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Rethinking this name, I noticed that it's just an "-ic" away from being "arsenic"! This name just becomes less and less attractive to me by the second.
― leananshae  12/25/2007
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Just can't seem to get this name off my mind and I think I finally figured out why: "Arse+n"?! No kid should have to deal with "arse" as a nickname! Oh please!
― leananshae  12/25/2007
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Sounds too close to "arson". Pretty though. I'm adding it to my list but noting it as, "Arsinoe", which is findable on the User Submitted lists.
― leananshae  12/15/2007
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