Аслангьери
Аслангьери (Aslangʲeri) is a masculine given name from Ottoman Turkish, ultimately from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
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Аслангьери (Aslangʲeri) is a masculine given name from Ottoman Turkish, ultimately from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Аҟәлангьери (Aqʷʼlangʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Гайдар (Gajdár) is a surname from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Russian.
>99% boys
Маҳмаҭқьери (Maḥmatkʲeri) is a masculine given name from Ottoman Turkish, ultimately from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Джемілєв (Džemíljev) is a surname from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Ukrainian.
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Алемқьери (Alemkʲeri) is a masculine given name from Arabic, ultimately from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Ubykh.
>99% boys
Сервер (Servér) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Ukrainian.
>99% boys
“black” · “a noble title”
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Умеров (Umérov) is a surname from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Russian.
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قریم (qrym) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Chagatai.
>99% boys
Ашҳангьери (Aŝḥangʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Фаҭқьери (Fatkʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Сааҭқьери (Saatkʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Алиасгьери (Aljasgʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys
Ажьгьери (Ažgʲeri) is a masculine given name from Crimean Tatar. It is used in Abkhaz.
>99% boys