No. It is an Armenian last name.
Matti (or Mathew in English) is an Assyrian first name, not last name.
Kieren Hovasapian is 6' 2".
"Baba" means "dad" in Assyrian, and is not used as a name. Oshana on the other hand, is a name. It can and is used as both a first and last name. For example, the Assyrian comedian Vincent Oshana. Also, some Assyrians with the last name Oshana are even named Oshana Oshana.
Kieren Hovasapian was born on June 17, 1993, in Orange, New South Wales, Australia.
Yes, Larsa Younan is 100% Assyrian. Her mother is from modern-day Lebanon, and her father from modern-day Syria. Her name (both first and last) is strictly Assyrian, too.
Esho or Isho (can also be a first name) is Assyrian (or Mesopotamian). The meaning is Jesus.
Ashurbanipal.
There have never been translations of the Greeks god's and goddess's names into Assyrian. We have no name or translation of the name Artemis.
It was Nineveh
Ashurbanipal
1978
yonan, younan, youkhana, oshana.