Цыренов
“longevity”
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22 names
Classical Tibetan Classical Mongolian Балдано
Балдано (Baldanó) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Proto-Tungusic ᠨᡳᡴᠠᠨ
“chinese”
50% boys · 50% girls
Classical Mongolian Батоин
Батоин (Batoín) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Sanskrit ᠠᠶᡠᠰᡳ
ᠠᠶᡠᠰᡳ (ayusi) is a masculine given name from Classical Mongolian, ultimately from Sanskrit. It is used in Manchu.
>99% boys
Classical Mongolian · Nature ᡝᡵᡩᡝᠨᡳ
“precious, gem, jewel”
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan Жамъян
Жамъян (Žamʺjan) is a masculine given name from Classical Mongolian, ultimately from Classical Tibetan. It is used in Mongolian.
>99% boys
Classical Mongolian Раднаин
Раднаин (Radnaín) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Classical Tibetan Доржо
“vajra”
>99% boys
Middle Mongol ᠬᠢᠲᠠᠳ
“chinese”
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan ᠪᠠᠯᠳᠠᠨ
ᠪᠠᠯᠳᠠᠨ (baldan) is a masculine given name from Classical Mongolian, ultimately from Classical Tibetan. It is used in Mongolian.
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan Ринчино
Ринчино (Rinčinó) is a surname from Classical Mongolian, ultimately from Classical Tibetan. It is used in Russian.
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Classical Tibetan Ринчинов
“treasure”
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Classical Mongolian Цыбигон
Цыбигон (Cybigón) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Classical Tibetan Доржу
“vajra”
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan Лхагва
“Mercury; Wednesday”
>99% boys
Sanskrit · Nature Ерден
“jewel, gem, gift”
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan Дорж
“diamond; vajra”
>99% boys
Classical Tibetan · Nature Жамсо
“sea”
>99% boys
Classical Mongolian Аюшин
Аюшин (Ajušín) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Classical Mongolian Базарон
Базарон (Bazarón) is a surname from Classical Mongolian. It is used in Russian.
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Classical Tibetan Лопсаң
Лопсаң (Lopsañ) is a masculine given name from Classical Mongolian, ultimately from Classical Tibetan. It is used in Tuvan.
>99% boys