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Forename Roupen

Worldwide, Roupen (Рубен Armenia Russia Ukraine Belarus Kazakhstan, Roupen Lebanon United States Romania Egypt Greece, Рупен Russia Bulgaria) is a common boy's forename. The first name Roupen is characteristic of Russia, where it is quite a rare male name, Ukraine, and Lebanon. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. Likewise, Roupen is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Roupen

name Rúben, name 魯賓, name Рупен, name רובן, name Roupen, name 鲁宾, name Croup, name Reuven, name Рубен, name Rupen, name 鲁文, name ראובן, name Ruben, name Rubén, name روبين, name Reuben, name Ruwen, name Rubin, name روبن
VARIANTCOUNTRY
Рубен Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia
Roupen Lebanon, Romania, Greece, Egypt, United States
Рупен Bulgaria, Russia
Croup United States, France, United Kingdom, Russia

First name Roupen in the context

Roupen is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Reuben , the fictional extraterrestrial character from Disney's Lilo & Stitch franchise, Stitch! The Movie; Rooster Cogburn , the character featured in 3 movies, True Grit; Reuben Windsor , the character from 1998 film 'You Lucky Dog' and Ruben Andrade , character in Santa Barbara.

Notable namesakes

roupen altiparmakian Turkish master of the violin and oud, AM link
roupen baronian researcher link
roupen hatzakorzian researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-5139-1991) link

Characteristic surnames

Saad, Ouzounian, Yeremian, Zakarian, Merjanian, Chakerian, Berberian, Boyadjian, Ketchedjian, Tanielian, Torossian, Tchakalian, Nahabedian, Vartanian, Yacoubian, Sarkissian, Arzoumanian, Karakouzian, Karaguezian, Demirdjian, Harmandayan, Karakachian, Najjarian, Toranian, Tavitian, Kasnakian, Baker, Dilan, Joubi, Sadyan, Setian, Dekmezian, Junior, Egulian, Ardhaldjian, Agopian, Ohannessian, Avakian, Puzantian, Dechkounian, Dirarian, Guedikian, Terzian, Esgenian, Hajenian, Sulahian, Aslanian, Avsharian, Bashian, and Khatchadourian