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Vahe (Armenian: Վահէ),
according to the
traditional Armenian history recorded by
Movses K****natsi, was the last king of
Armenia descended from the legendary...
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portal Also
romanized as
Vāḩed Renamed Kelardasht-e
Sharqi Rural District OpenStreetMap contributors (22
October 2024). "
Vahed,
Kelardasht County" (Map)...
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Vahed is a
village in Iran.
Vahed may also
refer to:
Karim Vahed,
British entomologist Ly
Vahed (born 1998),
Cambodian footballer Negin Mirhasani Vahed...
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Vahe sometimes Vahé is a
given name in
Armenian (in
Armenian Վահե in
Western Armenian Վահէ).
Notable people with the name include:
Vahe (351 BC – 331...
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Vaino Vahing (15
February 1940 – 23
March 2008) was an
Estonian writer, prosaist,
psychiatrist and playwright.
Starting from 1973, he was a
member of the...
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Patrick Vahe (born
April 3, 1996) is a
former American football guard. A
native of Texas,
Vahe is of Tongan/Polynesian heritage.
Playing high
school football...
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Vahe Hakobyan may
refer to:
Vahe A.
Hakobyan (born 1971),
Armenian politician Vahe M.
Hakobyan (born 1977),
Armenian politician This
disambiguation page...
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Vahé Godel (born 16
August 1931, in Geneva) is a
French Swiss writer,
translator and
scholar of
Armenian literature. He is the son of
Robert Godel, a noted...
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Vahe Berberian (Armenian: Վահէ Պէրպէրեան; born July 11, 1955) is an
Armenian playwright, novelist, monologist, artist, director, actor, and comedian. Though...
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Vahé Oshagan (Armenian: Վահէ Օշական; 1922 – June 30, 2000) was an
Armenian poet, writer, and
literary critic.
Vahé Oshagan was born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria...
