Harutyun
The name carries the meaning "resurrection". Fewer than a hundred men in Poland go by it, and no boys have been given it this century, so meeting one would stay with you.
Harutyun Pronunciation
Harutyun is pronounced khah-roo-TIH-oon (/xaruˈtɨun/).
What Harutyun means
Where Harutyun comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Harutyun is an Armenian name, and the Armenian word harutyun means resurrection. It is written Հարություն in the Armenian alphabet. The origin sits outside the Slavic and Latin naming stock that fills most Polish registers, which is why it stands out on a school class register in Poland.
The meaning ties the name to Easter. Armenians call that feast Zatik, and harutyun names the rising it marks. The Armenian Easter response Orhnyal e harutyunn Kristosi means "blessed is the resurrection of Christ," and the name sits inside that line. A boy given the name carries a word a whole church repeats once a year.
Harutyun is masculine and stays close to its root, with no softened diminutive built into the given form. On a Polish urząd form the name reads as foreign, yet its sense is plain once translated. Resurrection is the whole of it.
How many people are named Harutyun
1 in 242570 men in Poland is named Harutyun. 88 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3750 among male names.