Male names in Turkish. Turkish names

A correctly chosen name has a strong positive influence on the character, aura and fate of a person. It actively helps to develop, forms positive qualities of character and state, improves health, removes various negative programs of the unconscious. But how do you pick the perfect name?

Despite the fact that there are interpretations in culture of what male names mean, in reality, the influence of the name on each boy is individual.

Sometimes parents try to choose a name before birth, making it difficult for the baby to form. Astrology and numerology of choosing a name have squandered all serious knowledge about the influence of a name on fate through the ages.

Calendars of Christmas time, holy people, without consulting a seeing, perspicacious specialist, do not provide any real help in assessing the influence of names on the fate of a child.

And the lists of ... popular, happy, beautiful, melodious male names completely turn a blind eye to the individuality, energy, soul of the child and turn the selection procedure into an irresponsible game of parents in fashion, selfishness and ignorance.

Beautiful and modern Turkish names should first of all suit the child, and not the relative external criteria of beauty and fashion. Who don't care about your child's life.

Various characteristics according to statistics - positive features of the name, negative features of the name, choice of profession by name, the impact of the name on business, the impact of the name on health, the psychology of the name can only be considered in the context of a deep analysis of subtle plans (karma), energy structure, tasks for life and kind of a particular child.

The theme of the compatibility of names (and not the characters of people) is an absurdity that turns inside out on the interactions of different people the internal mechanisms of the influence of a name on the state of its carrier. And it cancels the entire psyche, the unconscious, energy and behavior of people. It reduces the entire multidimensionality of human interaction to one false characteristic.

The meaning of the name has no literal effect. For example Kudret (power, strength), this does not mean that the young man will be strong, and the bearers of other names will be weak. The name can weaken his health, block his heart center and he will not be able to give and receive love. On the contrary, it will help another boy to solve problems for love or power, it will greatly facilitate life and achieve goals. The third boy may not bring any effect at all, whether there is a name or not. Etc. Moreover, all these children can be born on the same day. And have the same astrological, numerological and other characteristics.

The most popular Turkish names for boys are also misleading. 95% of boys are called names that do not make life easier. You can only focus on the innate character of the child, spiritual vision and the wisdom of an experienced specialist.

The secret of a male name, as a program of the unconscious, a sound wave, vibration, is revealed by a special bouquet, primarily in a person, and not in the semantic meaning and characteristics of the name. And if this name destroys the child, then there would be no beautiful, melodious with a patronymic, astrological, blissful, it would still be harm, destruction of character, complication of life and aggravation of fate.

Below is a list of Turkish names. Try to choose a few, the most suitable in your opinion for the child. Then, if you are interested in the effectiveness of the impact of the name on fate, .

List of male Turkish names in alphabetical order:

Adem - red, earthy
Ahmet - worthy of praise
Altan - dawn
Ata - ancestor
Altyug - red horse tail
Alp - brave, courageous, valiant
Alpaslan - brave, brave lion
Ares - a bee
Arykan - the blood of a bee
Arslan - lion
Atilla - the one on the horse
Atmaja - hawk
Aychoban - the one who grazes the month
Aydin - enlightened
Aykut - holy month
Ayturk - Turkish month

Balaban - a young, brave man
Balkan is mountainous
Balta - an ax
Barish - peaceful
Bashkurt - the main wolf, the leader of the pack
Batu - West
Batur - warrior
Batukan - Ruler of the West
Baibars - great panther
Bynboga - a thousand bulls
Burke - hard, strong
Berkant - faithful to the oath
Berker - a hard, stubborn person
God is a bull
Bora - sea storm
Bozhkurt - steppe wolf, gray wolf
Bulut - cloud
Burkhan - the king of hurricanes

Volkan - volcano

Gohan - Heavenly Khan (ruler)
Guchlu - strong
Gurkhan - strong Khan
Gul - rose
Gulbarge - spring rose

Joshkun - joyful, irrepressible, stormy
Joshkuner - joyful, unstoppable warrior
Deniz - sea
Derya - ocean
Dirench - resistance
Cengiz - oceanic (huge, like the ocean)
Dogan - falcon
Dogu - east
Dogukan - ruler of the East
Dokuzhtug - nine horse tails
Duygu - feelings, emotions

Spruce - strong wind
Engi - victory

Zeki - smart

Ibrahim - father of many children
Ilhami - inspiration
Ilker - the first person
Ilkin - the first
Iskander - protector of people
Iskender - protector of people

Yygyt - a dzhigit, a strong young hero
Yildirim - lightning
Yılmaz - never giving up
Yutse - high, high-ranking.

Khagan - King of Kings, Emperor
Kaplan the tiger
Kara - black, dark
Karabulut - dark cloud
Karaduman - dark smoke
Karabars - black panther
Karakyurt - black wolf
Cossack - strong and free
Kazan is the winner
Kan - life
Kartal - eagle
Kylych - sword
Kylycharslan - a lion with a sword
Kyzylay - red month
Koskun - enthusiasm
Kots - ram
Koray - smoldering moon
Korkut - frightening
Kudret - power, strength
Kubat - rough and strong
Kurt - wolf
Kyrgyz - forty tribes

Levent - lion

Mehmed - worthy of praise
Mehmet - worthy of praise
Metin - strong
Murat - desire

Nazar - amulet "evil stone eyes"

Oguz - we are arrows
Ok - arrow
Ozan - bard, singer
Oz - bard, singer
Ozbek is a free ruler
Ozdemir - inner essence - metal
Ozgur - free
Omer - living, life
Onder is the leader
Onur - honor
Osman - chick

Pars - panther

Savas - warrior
Selim - safe
Serhat - border
Serkan - bloodied head
Seuner is the last person
Suleiman - peaceful

Tanrover - praising God
Tanriverdi - God repaid
Tarkan - King Lesser (a legendary hero with a wolf friend)
Tai - foal
Thacker is a lone warrior
Tezer is a fast warrior
Temel - basic, fundamental
Tymyur - metal
Tolga - combat helmet
Tozkoparan - Raising dust
Turgay - lark
Tyug - horse tail
Tyun - night
Tunch - bronze
Tyunchay - bronze month
Tyuran - the land of the Turks
Turkay - Turkish month
Turker - Turkish warrior
Turkgyutsu - Turkish strength

Improve - peak
Ufuk - horizon
Umut - hope

Khakan - head of state, emperor

Celik - steel

Yshik - light
Ysylay - luminous month

Chagatai - the name of the second son of Genghis Khan

Chenol - be joyful
Shimshekuy - lightning bow

Erdogan the falcon warrior
Ertugrul - hawk warrior
Ediz - high
Emin - honest
Emre - bard, poet
Engin - huge
Erdem - virtue
Eren is a saint
Erol - brave
Eser - achievement

Yumyut - hope
Yuygur - civilized
Yuzman - master, specialist
Yurkmez - always fearless
Yutskan - border ruler
Yufuk - horizon
Yugyur - luck, fortune
Yulyu - great, mighty

Yahzi - happy, joyful
Yakut - a precious stone (ruby)
Yaltsyn - slippery slope
Yaman - wild, fearless, brave
Yavuz - cruel, merciless

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Many Turkish names for boys are of Arabic, Turkish (Turkic) or Persian origin. For example, the most popular male name in Turkey, Mehmed, is the Arabic name Mohammed, which means "worthy of praise" in Arabic. The same applies to Turkish surnames. At the same time, there are names that can also act as a surname. Most Turkish names are associated with the time the baby was born - with the day of the week or holiday. For example, the name Juma, popular in Turkey, means "Friday", Ramadan is the holiday "Ramadan".

It should be noted that many Turkish names for boys were taken from the Koran. Also in the Turkish nomenclature there are names of epic or historical heroes, and political figures, such as: Abdullah, Abdurrahman, Ahmet, Ali, Bekir, Mehmed, Mustafa, Omer, Resul. In addition, there are also names formed from geographical, climatic, astronomical features: Dag - "mountain", Gek - "sky", Deniz - "sea", Ay - "moon", Gun - "day", Yildiz - "star ", Gunesh - "sun", Yildirim - "lightning", Fyrat - "Euphrates", Dicle - "Tiger", Tuna - "Danube", Meric - "Evros".

If you want to give your son a Turkish male name, then we advise you to use the list below.

Turkish names for boys:

Ari - bee

Karabulut - dark cloud

Aydin - enlightened

Kagan - Emperor

Aykut - holy month

Koray - smoldering moon

Alparslan - brave

Korkut - scare

Arikan - bee blood

Kartal - eagle

Atmaca - hawk

Ozgur - free

Ayturk - Turkish month

Ozbek - free ruler

Batu - west

Ozan - Bard, singer

Batukan - ruler of the West

Onder - leader

Pars - panther

Baybars - great panther

Senol - be joyful

Binboga - a thousand bulls

Simsekyay - lightning bow

Balkan - mountainous

Tuncay - bronze month

Bora - sea storm

Tanriover - praising God

Balaban - brave

Tolga - combat helmet

Baskurt - pack leader

Tezer - fast warrior

Bulut - cloud

Turkay - Turkish month

Burhan - king of hurricanes

Tanriverdi - God has rewarded

Cengiz - oceanic

Celik - steel

Turkgucu - Turkish strength

Coskun - joyful

Tunc - bronze

Coskuner - joyful

Timur - metal

Dogan - falcon

Turker - Turkish warrior

Dogu - east

Tay - little horse

Dogukan - ruler of the East

Tozkoparan - Raising dust

Erdogan - falcon warrior

Turan - the land of the Turks

Ertugrul - hawk warrior

Teker - lonely warrior

Guclu - strong

Gurhan - strong Khan

Uckan - border ruler

Gokhan - ruler

Ulu - great, mighty

hakan - head of state

Uzman - Master, specialist

Ugur - luck, fortune

Isilay - luminous month

Ufuk - skyline

Karaduman - dark smoke

Urkmez - never afraid

Kizilay - red month

Uygur - civilized

Kubat - rough and strong

Umut - hope

Yildirim - lightning

Kilicarslan - lion with sword

Yengi - victory

Kazan - be a winner

Yaman - wild

Kara - Black or Dark

Yuce - high

Kazak - strong and free

Yilmaz - never giving up

Karabars - black panther

Yigit is a strong young hero

Koc - ram

Yakut - gem

Karakurt - black wolf

Yahsi - happy, joyful

Kaplan - tiger

Yel - strong wind

Yavuz - cruel, merciless

No matter how surprising it may sound, but until the 20th century, the inhabitants of Turkey did not have surnames. Until 1934, the country used the Arabic name system, which is very difficult to understand, especially for foreigners. This system is represented by a long chain of several names.

But on June 21, 1934, the "Law on Surnames" was approved in the Turkish state, after which each resident was called by his own name and surname. Another innovation was adopted on November 26 of the same year: the law "On the abolition of prefixes to names in the form of nicknames and titles" was established. Since that time, there have been no changes regarding Turkish names and surnames.

So what are they like in Turkey today? What do Turkish surnames mean?

How often are boys called?

Male Turkish names have a beautiful sound and a noble designation. Previously, they were long, long and difficult to pronounce. But after the reform, they acquired a new sound. Now the following names are popular in modern Turkey:

• Ahmet - worthy of praise;
• Arslan - lion;
• Aychoban - the shepherd of the month (celestial body);
• Aykut - sacred month;
• Barish - peace-loving;
• Batur is a true warrior;
• Burke - strong, persistent;
• Burkhan - the lord of hurricanes;
• Volkan - volcano;
• Gohan - the ruler of heaven;
• Gurkhan - powerful Khan;
• Joshkun - joyful, emotional, unstoppable;
• Dogan - falcon;
• Dogukan - the ruler of the countries of the East;
• Dokuzhtug - nine horse tails;
• Engi - victory;
• Zeki - smart, reasonable;
• Ibrahim is a father of many children;
• Iskander - defender of the people;
• Yygyt is a brave horseman, a strong young hero;
• Yildirim - lightning;
• Kaplan - tiger;
• Karaduman - black smoke;
• Kartal - an eagle;
• Kyrgyz - 40 tribes;
• Mehmed / Mehmet - the most worthy of praise;
• Murat - desire;
• Ozan - songwriter;
• Ozdemir - metal;
• Osman is a chick;
• Savas - war;
• Serhat - bordering;
• Suleiman - peaceful;
• Tanryover - praising God;
• Tarkan - feudal lord, owner;
• Turgay - early lark;
• Tunch - bronze;
• Umut - inspiring hope;
• Khakan - ruler, Emperor;
• Yshik - light;
• Ediz - high;
• Emin - honest, fair;
• Emre - bard-songwriter;
• Engin - huge;
• Yaman - unbridled, courageous, fearless.

Popular names for girls

Women's Turkish names are also given special attention. Many of them are of Arabic, Pakistani origin. But they took root in Turkey so firmly that they began to be actively used.

Girls are most often called by the following names:

• Aigul - Moon;
• Eileen - the light of the moon surrounding the luminary (halo);
• Akgül- White Rose;
• Bingyul- a thousand roses;
• Gelistan- a garden in which only roses grow;
• Gulgun- pink light;
• Dolunay- full moon (full moon);
• Yons- clover;
• Yildiz - the stars of the night sky;
• Lale- tulip;
• Leila- dark night;
• Nergis- narcissus flower;
• Nulefer- water lily;
• Ozai- unusual moon;
• Ela- hazel.

As you can see, the Turks like to call their daughters the names of flowers, as well as "moon" names that emphasize the femininity, sophistication and fragility of the girl.

The most common Turkish surnames

Surnames in the country appeared not so long ago, so most of them are the same names, for example, Kaplan- tiger.

Turkish surnames are written in one word. They are transmitted exclusively through the paternal line, from father to children. But if the children are born out of official marriage, then they are awarded the maternal surname.

When a woman marries, she must take her husband's surname. But she also has the right to leave her maiden. At the same time, in the documents, she must write her maiden name in front of her husband's surname. In the event of a divorce, a woman can keep her husband's surname.

• Yilmaz. Translated into Russian, it means "unstoppable". This surname comes from a given name. It is the most widespread in the country. It's like Ivanov in Russia.
• Kılıç- saber.
• Kuchuk- small.
• Tatlybal- sweet Honey. This is one of the few beautiful Turkish surnames that are ideal for girls.

There are a few more common surnames in Turkey: Kaya, Demir, Shahin and Celik, Yildiz, Yildirim, Ozturk, Aydin, Ozdemir, Arslan, Dogan, Aslan, Chetin, Kara, Koch, Kurt, Ozkan, Shimshek.

rare names

In Turkey, there are also names that you almost never see in everyday life. Their rarity lies in the fact that they cannot be called newborns. And in most cases the prohibition is imposed by religion.

These names include:

• Haffav;
• Dasim;
• Aguar;
• Walkha.

What is the reason for the ban on names? The thing is that in Turkish mythology they were called evil spirits and demons. But no matter how strange it may sound, the Turks do not name their children the names of angels and saints. But here the prohibition acts as a respect for the "heavenly inhabitants." In addition, words related to the description of Allah are excluded as names.

There is another prohibition. Residents of Turkey are not entitled to give their children Western and It is believed that a true Muslim must have a name that is permitted by their culture and religion. And if it is still noted in the Koran, then it is considered sacred and revered.

Origin of names and surnames

Most Turkish surnames are derived from first names. And the names, as can be judged from those listed earlier, are the names of plants, animals, heavenly bodies, varieties of character, etc. In addition, in Turkey it is customary to name newborns in honor of departed ancestors or famous people of the country.

Another name, and later the surname, was given based on what time of day, day of the week the child was born. The name could be a natural phenomenon or element that raged at the time of birth.

Often wear surnames that symbolize good luck, hope, joy, health or wealth. It is not uncommon to meet a person with a double surname, inherited from both his mother and father. Sometimes a combination of such surnames form a successful, beautiful tandem.

Conclusion

The name is the "satellite" of a person from birth. It remains even after his death. This is something that reflects the character and abilities of a person. Therefore, all parents are especially reverent in choosing a name.

It can glorify, or it can defame. In any case, the name plays an important role in human destiny. This is also important in the Muslim faith, so newborns are called names with "positive energy" and completely exclude, even prohibit, the use of negative, with a negative translation.