Айһылыу
“moon” · “beauty”
>99% girls
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24 names
“moon” · “beauty”
>99% girls
Ահգուննամէ (Ahgunnamē) is a feminine given name, probably from Turkic. It is used in Middle Armenian.
>99% girls
ელგუჯა (elguǯa) is a masculine given name from Turkic. It is used in Georgian.
>99% boys
“queen, cutie”
>99% girls
درنا (dornâ) is a feminine given name from Turkic, ultimately from Proto-Turkic. It is used in Persian.
>99% girls
Խուդավերդյան (Xudaverdyan) is a surname from Turkic. It is used in Armenian.
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Йомабай (Yomabay) is a masculine given name from Turkic. It is used in Bashkir.
>99% boys
“dawn” · “beauty”
>99% girls
Асен (Asén) is a masculine given name from Old Church Slavonic, ultimately from Turkic. It is used in Bulgarian.
>99% boys
Гъисэ (Ğisɛ) is a masculine given name, probably from Arabic, ultimately from Turkic. It is used in West Circassian.
>99% boys
“festivity”
>99% girls
“rich, noble”
>99% boys
Йомабикә (Yomabikä) is a feminine given name from Turkic. It is used in Bashkir.
>99% girls
Սարմազյան (Sarmazyan) is a surname, possibly from Turkic. It is used in Armenian.
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“comparison; sample, measure, norm”
>99% boys
“beautiful”
>99% girls
أرسلان (ʔarsalān) is a masculine given name from Turkic. It is used in Arabic.
>99% boys
“black” · “rich”
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“yellow” · “bey”
>99% boys
ख़ान (xān) is a surname from Classical Persian, ultimately from Turkic. It is used in Hindi.
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“name of a river, possibly the Volga”
>99% boys
“hatter, milliner”
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Ալավերդի (Alaverdi) is a masculine given name from Turkic. It is used in Armenian.
>99% boys
“to return, to turn”
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