Ահգուն

Etymology
The name of the sister of the scribe, found in a  manuscript colophon from 1618. In another New Julfa colophon from 1621 she is referred to as.

Even though not attested in old literary sources, Martirosyan considers the name inherited from and borrowed from a  descendant of. On this compound see. The compound also refers to a kind of flower. The name may derive from the flower name, rather than the colour designation.

But probably instead a by-form of 🇨🇬, from or. The Turkic origin is more likely in view of the full form unknown to Martirosyan, probably containing 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, from the Arabic source of. Note that several female relatives of bear clearly Turkic names:,  and possibly.