Given name · also West Circassian
Anzor
Anzor is a masculine given name from West Circassian, ultimately from East Circassian. It is used in Turkish.
Meaning & origin
Where it comes from
Anzor comes from West Circassian, and ultimately from East Circassian.
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How it developed
From West Circassian Андзор, from East Circassian Андзор.
Adapted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0)
People named Anzor
- Anzor KavazashviliSoviet-Georgian footballer (born 1940)
- Anzor MekvabishviliGeorgian association football playerborn 2001
- Anzor KiknadzeUSSR judoka (1934-1977)
- Anzor UrishevRussian wrestlerborn 1987
- Anzor BoltukaevRussian amateur wrestlerborn 1986
- Anzor AlemCongolese actor and musician (born 2001)
- Anzor ErkomaishviliGeorgian folk song singer, choir conductor and folk song researcher1940–2021
- Anzor KibrotsashviliSoviet judoka (1939-2008)
- Anzor SanayaRussian footballerborn 1989
Listed by how widely each person is written about, which says nothing about the name itself.
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