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modern Turkish name

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  1. sonja Guest #21

    Nadier or Reza
  2. N. Coppola #22

    Kamil, Arkan,
  3. djamila Guest #23

    What do you think of Kemal? Its meaning is "highest pride."
  4. djamila Guest #24

    Metin means strong, honorable, and rich.
  5. djamila Guest #25

    I thought I'd add the meaning of the name, though it's not important. I thought it might be nice, though. Hope you find something useful in that name.
  6. djamila Guest #26

    what do you think of Altan? It means "morning star"
  7. djamila Guest #27

    I have a Turkish mother and a Dutch father, just the other way around.
  8. djamila Guest #28

    pronunciation of Azim or Azis: Aziem and Azies
  9. sidra Guest #29

    Emre of Eyra
  10. sidra Guest #30

    I meant eray
  11. wenneke started this #31

    Hi! Right now we think Eray is really nice because it fits well with his brother's name, Koray. But I've already come across other beautiful names like Emre, Yesin, etc. We still have time, maybe we'll come across some more beautiful ones. It's quite a challenge to find the right name for your child, after all, it's for their whole life. Thanks in advance for your reactions!
  12. djamila Guest #32

    Good luck with choosing the name! I spent so much time looking for my daughters' names, but I had already chosen them when I was five months pregnant. We didn't want to take any longer, otherwise it just gets more complicated for yourself. You can get used to a name by calling your baby by it while they're still in your belly. For example, say goodnight to yourself a few times, pat your belly, and say the name, like "goodnight Jasien," and do that for a few weeks. Then you get used to the name and know if you want to call them that. That's how I did it. Let me know what name it ended up being! Love, Djamila
  13. wenneke started this #33

    hey thanks for the tip, i'll give it a try and let you know how it turns out!
  14. Nunez Guest #34

    Hi, I'm looking for a Turkish name for a girl and a boy
  15. Anonymous Guest #35

    My son is named Mikail.
  16. can x aylin Guest #36

    What do you think of the name? It means soul... my son is called that.
  17. S Guest #37

    Ayline is nice, yes. What do you think of Aydin? I know two Turkish boys who are named that, lots of Turks and Moroccans in my city haha. And Aydin looks a lot like Ayline. AYDIN is a Turkish city. And it means ENLIGHTENED
  18. Anonymous Guest #38

    Ayline is such a beautiful name!
    I also think
    Selim,
    Rayen,
    Ilyas, and
    Ilay are lovely.
  19. noredinne Guest #39

    Ilias, Khalid, Ismael, and Selim are more Moroccan names, you know. There really is a difference between real Turkish names and Moroccan names.. Haha, you can see that people don't know the difference.
  20. madelene #40

    According to my husband, it's indeed not Turkish, but also not Moroccan as you describe it. Khalid, for example, this name is more Arabic, not so much Moroccan My husband's name is Khalid himself.
    Greetings, Madelene

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