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Karen is a good name which means "pure".
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You guys have never heard of anything other than an English speaking world and it shows. This is pronounced CAR-IN like the words car and in and would never be given to a little girl in Armenia.
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A Karen is a person who asks for the manager at a store, is rude, and tries to get what she wants. It is an UGLY name too.
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Y'all are freaking out over this being a masculine name and yes, it sure is in English speaking worlds, but keep in mind this is a West Armenian name. In Armenia this is a boy's name so don't take your English self straight to screaming about this, which y'all have done.
Personally, I don't like the name Karen but I think it's not too bad in this sense.
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Personally, I don't like the name Karen but I think it's not too bad in this sense.
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There is no point of making a version of the name Karen that is labeled MASCULINE. Karen is a female name and it’s going to get judged for being a feminine name. Karen is not the worst name for a boy, but I prefer it as a girl’s name.
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FEMININE TOO!
For a girl I like many of the variations.
Caren
Caryn
Karyn
Karin
Carin.
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For a girl I like many of the variations.
Caren
Caryn
Karyn
Karin
Carin.
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Karen > from Hebrew "Keren" Rays (as in Rays of Light).
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In Armenian, the name “KAR” is masculine. Kar HAYKAZUNI, 1289-1285 Before Common Era, King of Armenia (in the Hittite accounts is mentioned as Karanni, 14th century B.C.E.).
In Armenian, the name “KAREN” is masculine and its origin has two roots.
--- The first root: the masculine given Armenian name “Karen” is formed from “Kar”, which is the given name of King of Armenia - Kar HAYKAZUNI (1289-1285 Before Common Era).
[*Haykazuni dynasty (2492 / 2107 - 331 Before Common Era) - (Haykazian, Haykides) - The first dynasty of Patriarchs, Lords and Kings of Armenia.]
--- The second root: in Armenian, the origin of masculine name “Karen” lies in Parthian/Persian name “Karen”.
In Armenia the masculine given name “Karen” is associated with “Elephant” (wise and battle/fighting elephant) or “Commander/Military leader” [adalid/caudillo (Spanish) – heerführer/ feldherr (German) – général/stratège (French) – condottiero/stratega (Italian)].
(Eastern Armenian pronunciation: “Garen”)
In Armenia the masculine given name “Karekin” is associated with “The Fire of Holy/Sacred Knowledge”.
(Eastern Armenian pronunciation:“Garegin”)
http://www.csn-web.com/kar-Karen/kar-Karen.htm
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In Armenian, the name “KAREN” is masculine and its origin has two roots.
--- The first root: the masculine given Armenian name “Karen” is formed from “Kar”, which is the given name of King of Armenia - Kar HAYKAZUNI (1289-1285 Before Common Era).
[*Haykazuni dynasty (2492 / 2107 - 331 Before Common Era) - (Haykazian, Haykides) - The first dynasty of Patriarchs, Lords and Kings of Armenia.]
--- The second root: in Armenian, the origin of masculine name “Karen” lies in Parthian/Persian name “Karen”.
In Armenia the masculine given name “Karen” is associated with “Elephant” (wise and battle/fighting elephant) or “Commander/Military leader” [adalid/caudillo (Spanish) – heerführer/ feldherr (German) – général/stratège (French) – condottiero/stratega (Italian)].
(Eastern Armenian pronunciation: “Garen”)
In Armenia the masculine given name “Karekin” is associated with “The Fire of Holy/Sacred Knowledge”.
(Eastern Armenian pronunciation:“Garegin”)
http://www.csn-web.com/kar-Karen/kar-Karen.htm
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Could this possibly be confused with "Karayan", which is a current Armenian name which means 'the dark one'? It should be noted that Karayan is the masculine version of 'Karyan', another Armenian name, but I have encountered a male Karyan and heard of a female Karayan, so they may be both masculine and feminine.
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