Kayı
Kayı is a masculine given name from Old Anatolian Turkish. It is used in Turkish.
>99% boys
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23 names
Kayı is a masculine given name from Old Anatolian Turkish. It is used in Turkish.
>99% boys
Hoseynqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
Imanqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
Aliqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
Morshedqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
“slave”
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“[Imam] Husayn”
>99% boys
“[Imam] Rida”
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“the Mahdi”
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“sea; river”
>99% girls
“a learned man”
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“spiritual guide”
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Allahqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
Salur is a masculine given name from Old Anatolian Turkish. It is used in Turkish.
>99% boys
Emamqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
“slave”
>99% boys
Shahqoli is a masculine given name from Iranian Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
“imam”
>99% boys
“faith”
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Rezaqoli is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish.
>99% boys
“[Imam] Ali”
>99% boys
“the Mahdi”
>99% boys
“shah”
>99% boys