This book is a clear and welcoming guide to Armenian names, created for families, teachers, and communities who want truth, history, and warmth in choosing names. Each entry gives pronunciation in plain English, gender, meaning, and cultural context, followed by a short life scene—a candle in a window, a ribbon on a branch—that shows how a name feels in daily use. It respects both Eastern and Western Armenian forms, notes diaspora variations, and highlights ties to saints, festivals, or places. Simple language makes it accessible to children, parents, and educators alike. The book offers accuracy without theory, warmth without clutter, and steady guidance for naming a child, honoring heritage, or writing with cultural respect. It reminds readers that names are not just labels but living bridges between past and present, family and memory, identity and hope.