# Hrant

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| pronunciation={{IPA|hy|həɹɑnt}}
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| origin = [Armenian](/source/Armenian_language)
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'''Hrant''', '''Hrand''' or '''Harant''' ({{langx|hy|Հրանտ}}; {{IPA|hy|həɹɑnt|pron}}) is an [Armenian](/source/Armenians) given name. Among English-speakers it is often treated as a form of the name "Grant”. Notable people with the name include:

* [Hrant Alianak](/source/Hrant_Alianak) (born 1950), Armenian Canadian actor and playwright
* [Hrand Alyanak](/source/Hrand_Alyanak) (1880–1938), Ottoman Armenian painter and author
* [Hrant Ayvazyan](/source/Hrant_Ayvazyan) (1969–2024), Armenian politician and parliamentarian
* [Hrant Bagratyan](/source/Hrant_Bagratyan) (born 1958), Armenian politician and prime minister of Armenia
* [Hrant Dink](/source/Hrant_Dink) (1954–2007), Turkish Armenian journalist, intellectual and columnist
* [Hrant Markarian](/source/Hrant_Markarian) (born 1958), Armenian politician and revolutionary
* [Hrant Melkumyan](/source/Hrant_Melkumyan) (born 1989), Armenian chess grandmaster
* [Hrant Matevosyan](/source/Hrant_Matevosyan) (1935–2002), Armenian ontemporary writer and screenwriter
* [Hrant Maloyan](/source/Hrant_Maloyan) (1896–1978), Armenian Syrian general
* [Hrand Nazariantz](/source/Hrand_Nazariantz) (1886–1962), Ottoman Armenian poet and translator
* [Hrant Shahinyan](/source/Hrant_Shahinyan) (1923–1996), Soviet Armenian gymnast
* [Hrant Tokhatyan](/source/Hrant_Tokhatyan) (born 1958), Armenian actor, comedian, announcer and producer
* [Hrant Vardanyan](/source/Hrant_Vardanyan) (1949–2014), Armenian businessman and philanthropist
* [Udi Hrant Kenkulian](/source/Udi_Hrant_Kenkulian) (1901–1978), Turkish Armenian classical musician

== See also ==

* [Harants Anapat Monastery](/source/Harants_Anapat_Monastery), monastery in Syunik, Armenia
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Category:Armenian masculine given names
Category:Masculine given names

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