Most Muslim families want to give their children beautiful, sound and meaningful names. Particularly reverent Turkish people refers to the choice of girls' names. As a rule, almost all Turkish names for girls they personify femininity, tenderness and beauty, which over time is imprinted on the characters of the owners of such names. In the pre-Islamic era, many families, or rather the heads of families, treated their daughters with hatred. They expressed their attitude towards them in their names. For example, they gave the girl the name Bagida - "hated, despicable", or the name Dzhusama, which means "nightmare" in translation.

After the adoption of Islam, such Turkish names for girls as Asiya, Maryam, Fatima, Aisha, Khadija, Zaynab became widespread, while the attitude of men towards women also changed. They became more sensitive to the female sex, especially to their daughters. These names have spread mainly because of the beautiful sound. In addition, in those days such tender female names of Turkish origin as Amal, Manal, Iman, Hanan were widely spread. If the family is Muslim, then the parents want to give their daughters a name related to Islamic history. And the rest of the inhabitants of Turkey can give their children almost any western or foreign names.

Beautiful Turkish names for girls:

Arzu - desire

Ayda - on the moon

Akcan - white soul

Gunay - daytime moon

Asli - true, genuine

Guray - strong moon

Altin - gold, golden

Gumus - silver

Aytac - lunar crown

Altinbasak - golden wheat

Irmak - river

Akyildiz - white star

Isil - radiance

Aysu - moon water

Kutay - sacred moon

adak - oath

Kugu - swan

Akgul - white rose

Kara - dark/black

Aynur - the sacred light of the moon

Kumsal - sandy beach

Armagan - a special gift

Kivilcim - spark

Akca - whitish, white

Kutsal - sacred

Ari - bee

Karaca - dark, darkish

Bingul - a thousand roses

Lale - tulip

Birsen - only you

marti - seagull

Basar - to be a winner

Ozlem - strong desire

Besgul - 5 roses

Ozay is a special moon

Basak - wheat

Ozcan - special soul

Bilge - knowledge

Pamuk - cotton

Boncuk - prayer, rosary

Pinar - small source

Ceylan - gazelle

Secil - the chosen one

Sevgi - love

Cicek - flower

Seven - loving

Cilek - strawberry

Senay - cheerful moon

Sarigul - yellow rose

Caglayan waterfall

Safak - twilight

Cigdem - saffron flower

Selvi - cypress

Damla - drop

Sirin - Pretty

Dolunay - full moon

saygi - respect

Dinc - strong, healthy

Sezen - one who feels

Duygu - feeling, feeling

Sonay - last moon

Ece - queen

Sel - downpour, thunderstorm

Esen - hearty, healthy

Turkay - Turkish Moon

Ela - hazelnut, hazel

Tanyeli - sunset wind

Elmas - diamond, diamond

Tezay - fast moon

Gonul - heart

Tan - sunset

Gulgun - pink day

Tangul - sunset rose

Tanyildiz - sunset star

Gulay - pink moon

Ucgul - 3 roses

Gulenay - laughing moon

Yagmur - rain

Gokce - heavenly

Yesil - green

Gulesen - healthy rose

Yildiz - star

Gulkiz - pink girl

A correctly chosen name has a strong positive influence on the character, aura and fate of a person. It actively helps to develop, forms positive qualities of character and state, improves health, removes various negative programs of the unconscious. But how do you pick the perfect name?

Despite the fact that there are poetic interpretations in culture of what female names mean, in reality, the influence of the name on each girl is individual.

Sometimes parents try to choose a name before birth, making it difficult for the child to form. Attempts to use astrology are no longer applicable, astrology and numerology of choosing a name have squandered all serious knowledge about the influence of a name on fate through the ages.

Christmas calendars, holy people, without consulting a seeing, perspicacious specialist, do not provide any real help in assessing the influence of names on the fate of a child.

Lists of popular, happy, beautiful, melodic female names - in fact, generalizations, and completely turn a blind eye to the individuality, energy, soul of the child.

Beautiful and modern Turkish names should first of all suit the child, and not the relative external criteria of beauty and fashion. Who don't care about your child's life.

A variety of statistics - positive features name, negative traits name, the choice of a profession by name, the impact of a name on business, the impact of a name on health, the psychology of a name can only be considered in the context of a deep analysis of the character, energy structure, life task and kind of a particular child.

Name compatibility topic(and not the characters of people) is an absurdity that turns inside out on interactions different people internal mechanisms of influence of the name on the state of its bearer. And it cancels the entire psyche, the unconscious, energy and behavior of people. It reduces the entire multidimensionality of human interaction to one false characteristic.

Meaning of the name does not give a full impact, this is only a small part of the impact. For example, Sevzhi (love) does not mean that the girl will be happy in family life, and the bearers of other names are unhappy. The name can weaken her health, block her heart center and she will not be able to give and receive love. On the contrary, it will help another girl to solve problems for love or family, it will greatly facilitate life and achieve goals. The third girl may not bring any effect at all, whether there is a name or not. Etc. Moreover, all these children can be born on the same day. And have the same astrological, numerological and other characteristics. And the same name. But fates are different.

The most popular Turkish names for girls are also misleading. 95% of girls are called names that do not make life easier. You can focus only on the innate character of the child, spiritual vision and the wisdom of a specialist. And experience, experience and once again the experience of understanding what is happening.

The secret of the female name like a program of the unconscious, sound wave, vibration is revealed by a special bouquet primarily in a person, and not in the semantic meaning and characteristics of a name. And if this name destroys the child, then there would be no beautiful, melodious with a patronymic, astrological, blissful, it would still be harm, destruction of character, complication of life and aggravation of fate.

Below is a list of Turkish names. Try to choose a few, the most suitable in your opinion for the child. Then, if you are interested in the effectiveness of the impact of the name on fate, .

List of female Turkish names in alphabetical order:

Asli - authentic, real
Aigul - moon
Isla - moonlight
Eileen - moonlight
Ayse is alive
Aishel - like the moon
Aisu - moon water
Aisun - beautiful as the moon
Adak - oath, prayer
Akjan - white soul
Aksa - whitish, white
Akgül - white rose
Akyyldyz - white star
Altyn - gold, golden
Altinadzhak - golden wheat
Ares - a bee
Armaan is a special gift
Arzu - desire
Agena - mother wolf of the Turks
Ida - on the moon
Ainur - the sacred light of the moon
Aytach - lunar crown

Basak - wheat
Belgin - clear
Berku - fragrant
Berna is young
Bilgi - wise
Buudai - wheat
Basar - to be a winner
Beshgul - five roses
Bingul - a thousand roses
Birsen - only you
Bonchuk - prayer, rosary

Gizem is a secret
Race - flower bud
Gozde - beloved, chosen one
Golistan - rose garden, earth
Gyokje - heavenly
Goksel - heavenly rain
Gyonul - heart
Goje - valuable, beautiful in my eyes
Gul - rose
Gyulai - pink moon
Gulenai - laughing moon
Guler - laughing
Gulesen - healthy rose
Gulgun - pink day
Gumus - silver
Gun - day
Gunay - day moon
Güney - south
Gyuray - strong moon

Deniz - sea
Derya - ocean
Dilara - beloved
Jan - soul
Jaylan - gazelle
Damla - drop
Dinch - strong, healthy
Dolunay - full moon
Duygu - feeling, feeling

Yeschil - green

Yozge - different, different
Yozgur - free
Yozlem - longing

Irmak - river

Yishik - light
Yishil - radiance
Yeter - enough is enough
Yildiz is a star
Yonsa - clover

Kanan - beloved
Kelbek - butterfly
Kara - Dark, Black
Karasa - Dark, darkish
Kivilcim - spark
Kyugyu - swan
Kymsal - sandy beach
Kyutai - sacred moon
Kyutsal - sacred

lale - tulip

Marty - seagull
Melek - angel
Meryem - stubborn, rebellious, rebellious
Mege - lily

Nergis - daffodil
Nesrin - wild rose
Nulefer - water lily
Nurai - bright moon

Ozai - a unique, special moon
Ozzan - a unique, special soul
Ozlem - strong desire

pembe - pink
Pinar - spring
Pamuk - cotton
Pinar - a small source

Sanaz - unique, unusual
Simge is a symbol
Su - water
Sarygyul - yellow rose
Saizhi - respect
Sechil - the chosen one
Sat - downpour, thunderstorm
Seven - loving
Sevzhi - love
Selvi - cypress
Sezen is the one who feels
Sonai - the last moon
Senai - cheerful moon

Tan - sunset
Tangyul - sunset rose
Taneli - wind at sunset
Tanildiz - sunset star
Tezai - fast moon
Turkay - Turkish moon
Tulai - new moon

Umut - hope
Utsgyul - three roses

Fidan - a tree

Hande - smile
Khazan - autumn

Tseren - a young gazelle

Chaglayan - waterfall
Chichek - flower
Chigdem - saffron flower
Chilek - strawberry

Shebnam - dew
Shulkyz - pink girl
Shafak - dusk
Shirin - pretty

Ebru - cloud
Eke is the queen
Ekin - harvest
Elmas - diamond, diamond
Emel - desire
Emine - honest, reliable, trustworthy
Esen - wind
Eser - achievement
Esin - inspiration
Eje - queen
Ela - hazelnut, hazel

Yagmur - rain
Yaprak - sheet

Fate is character. Character is corrected, including through thoughts. The most the main idea This name. The name lays changes in the character. Then character changes fate and future. Since all people are different, any generalizations that ignore the individuality of a person are incorrect.

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No matter how surprising it may sound, but until the 20th century, the inhabitants of Turkey did not have surnames. Until 1934, the Arabic name system was used in the country, which is very difficult to understand, especially for foreigners. This system is represented by a long chain of several names.

But on June 21, 1934, the "Law on Surnames" was approved in the Turkish state, after which each resident was called by his own name and surname. Another innovation was adopted on November 26 of the same year: the law "On the abolition of prefixes to names in the form of nicknames and titles" was established. Since that time, there have been no changes regarding Turkish names and surnames.

So what are they like in Turkey today? What do Turkish surnames mean?

How often are boys called?

Male Turkish names have a beautiful sound and a noble designation. Previously, they were long, long and difficult to pronounce. But after the reform, they acquired a new sound. Now in modern Turkey the following names are popular:

• Ahmet - worthy of praise;
• Arslan - lion;
• Aychoban - the shepherd of the month (celestial body);
• Aykut - sacred month;
• Barish - peace-loving;
• Batur is a true warrior;
• Burke - strong, persistent;
• Burkhan - the lord of hurricanes;
• Volkan - volcano;
• Gohan - the ruler of heaven;
• Gurkhan - powerful Khan;
• Joshkun - joyful, emotional, unstoppable;
• Dogan - falcon;
• Dogukan - the ruler of the countries of the East;
• Dokuzhtug - nine horse tails;
• Engi - victory;
• Zeki - smart, reasonable;
• Ibrahim is a father of many children;
• Iskander - defender of the people;
• Yygyt is a brave horseman, a strong young hero;
• Yildirim - lightning;
• Kaplan - tiger;
• Karaduman - black smoke;
• Kartal - an eagle;
• Kyrgyz - 40 tribes;
• Mehmed / Mehmet - the most worthy of praise;
• Murat - desire;
• Ozan - songwriter;
• Ozdemir - metal;
• Osman is a chick;
• Savas - war;
• Serhat - bordering;
• Suleiman - peaceful;
• Tanryover - praising God;
• Tarkan - feudal lord, owner;
• Turgay - early lark;
• Tunch - bronze;
• Umut - inspiring hope;
• Khakan - ruler, Emperor;
• Yshik - light;
• Ediz - high;
• Emin - honest, fair;
• Emre - bard-songwriter;
• Engin - huge;
• Yaman - unbridled, courageous, fearless.

Popular names for girls

Turkish female names are also given Special attention. Many of them are of Arabic, Pakistani origin. But they took root in Turkey so firmly that they began to be actively used.

Girls are most often called by the following names:

• Aigul - Moon;
• Eileen - the light of the moon surrounding the luminary (halo);
• Akgül- White Rose;
• Bingyul- a thousand roses;
• Gelistan- a garden in which only roses grow;
• Gulgun- pink light;
• Dolunay- full moon (full moon);
• Yons- Clover;
• Yildiz - the stars of the night sky;
• Lale- Tulip;
• Leila- dark night;
• Nergis- narcissus flower;
• Nulefer- water lily;
• Ozai- unusual moon;
• Ela- hazel.

As you can see, the Turks like to call their daughters the names of flowers, as well as "moon" names that emphasize the femininity, sophistication and fragility of the girl.

The most common Turkish surnames

Surnames in the country appeared not so long ago, so most of them are the same names, for example, Kaplan- Tiger.

Turkish surnames are written in one word. They are transmitted exclusively through the paternal line, from father to children. But if the children are born out of official marriage, then they are awarded the maternal surname.

When a woman marries, she must take her husband's surname. But she also has the right to leave her maiden. At the same time, in the documents, she must write her maiden name in front of her husband's surname. In the event of a divorce, a woman can keep her husband's surname.

• Yilmaz. Translated into Russian, it means "unstoppable". This surname comes from a given name. It is the most widespread in the country. It's like Ivanov in Russia.
• Kılıç- saber.
• Kuchuk- small.
• Tatlybal- sweet Honey. This is one of the few beautiful Turkish surnames that are ideal for girls.

There are a few more common surnames in Turkey: Kaya, Demir, Shahin and Celik, Yildiz, Yildirim, Ozturk, Aydin, Ozdemir, Arslan, Dogan, Aslan, Chetin, Kara, Koch, Kurt, Ozkan, Shimshek.

rare names

In Turkey, there are also names that you almost never see in everyday life. Their rarity lies in the fact that they cannot be called newborns. And in most cases the prohibition is imposed by religion.

These names include:

• Haffav;
• Dasim;
• Aguar;
• Walkha.

What is the reason for the ban on names? The thing is that in Turkish mythology they were called evil spirits and demons. But no matter how strange it may sound, the Turks do not call their children the names of angels and saints. But here the prohibition acts as a respect for the "heavenly inhabitants." In addition, words related to the description of Allah are excluded as names.

There is another prohibition. Residents of Turkey are not entitled to give their children Western and It is believed that a true Muslim should have a name that is permitted by their culture and religion. And if it is still noted in the Koran, then it is considered sacred and revered.

Origin of names and surnames

Most Turkish surnames are derived from first names. And the names, as can be judged from those listed earlier, are the names of plants, animals, heavenly bodies, varieties of character, etc. In addition, in Turkey it is customary to name newborns in honor of departed ancestors or famous people of the country.

Another name, and later the surname, was given based on what time of day, day of the week the child was born. The name could be a natural phenomenon or element that raged at the time of birth.

Often wear surnames that symbolize good luck, hope, joy, health or wealth. It is not uncommon to meet a person with a double surname, inherited from both his mother and father. Sometimes a combination of such surnames form a successful, beautiful tandem.

Conclusion

The name is the "satellite" of a person from birth. It remains even after his death. This is something that reflects the character and abilities of a person. Therefore, all parents are especially reverent in choosing a name.

It can glorify, or it can defame. In any case, the name plays an important role in human destiny. This is also important in the Muslim faith, so newborns are called names with "positive energy" and completely exclude, even prohibit, the use of negative, with a negative translation.

The name is an important part of a person's life and destiny. It determines not only his character, but also how a person is perceived by society. All over the world there are a huge number of interesting and beautiful female names, some of them are listed in this article.

Every parent strives to name their child the most beautiful and kind name that will bring him a happy life and only good things. In the name of a person is always hiding special meaning, since it was created and invented only under the influence of certain factors:

• religious beliefs
• impressions from the events
• love for beautiful nature
• observation of the external features and behavior of the child
• wish the child a happy fate

Each name has its deep roots, which go far, far into ancient customs and traditions, ancient languages ​​and the names of the Gods. It is believed that the name given to the child affects the formation of his character and traits that will be present in him until the end of his life.

Women's names are considered especially beautiful, as they are often a translation of fragrant flowers, natural phenomena, heavenly bodies and feelings. A female name should be the embodiment of femininity and tenderness. The name must necessarily be sonorous and soft in order to please the servants of men and interest them.

The most beautiful foreign names, Top 10 beautiful foreign female names:

• 10th place: Penelope - The name has deep Greek roots. It is believed that Penelope was the name of the wife of Odysseus, so it refers to the divine. The name promises its owner self-confidence and purposefulness.
• 9th place: Angelina (variation from Angelina) - also a name with a religious and divine note, since it originates from the word "angel" - "angel". The name promises a woman a soft character and beauty of the soul.
• 8th place:Marianne- comes from the ancient Spanish name "Maria". It has a soft sound and promises its owner a kind character and a pure heart that wants to help others.
• 7th place: Patricia - The name comes from ancient Latin. The name has a rather aristocratic character, because literally it is translated as "noble" or "royal"
• 6th place: Gloria - another old one latin name. It is very strong in its sound and character, as it is called upon to “glorify” man and “glorify God”
• 5th place: Dominica - another “royal” name because, firstly, it was invented and taken from the Latin language, and secondly, it literally translates as “lady”
• 4th place: Adriana - if you translate this name literally, then it can be deciphered as "a resident of Adria." But nevertheless, it is very strong in terms of its energy and promises its owner a strong position in life.
• 3rd place:Suzanne- this is a beautiful name of Jewish origin, which in its translation means an opened and fragrant "lily"
• 2nd place: Sofia - The name has deep Greek roots. This name is very strong, not only because it literally translates as “wisdom”, but also because it promises its owner self-confidence and strength.
• 1st place:Daniella - the name is also of Jewish origin, which must necessarily bring happiness and peace to its owner. It can literally be translated as: "God is my judge"

beautiful names for girls, the most beautiful foreign female names

Arabic beautiful names for girls

There are several Arab countries in the world. Regardless of how they are arranged and how successful a separate state is, Arab men have always valued and will value their women. The very first thing that every father gives his daughter is beautiful and unique name capable of bringing happiness and glory to the child.

Arabic names are distinguished by a special sonority. Most often they are invented, focusing on the beauty of the surrounding nature. That is why the names hide words that translate as: rose, flowers, moon, sky, stars, sea. Some names are religious in nature, while others are based on personal feelings and experiences.

One way or another, Arabic female names always hide the fairy tale and mysteries of the Arabian nights, the smell of flowers and sweets, and passionate feelings.

The most beautiful female Arabic names:

• Adara
• Bahira
• galiya
• Daliya
• Itidal
• Fadriya
• Farina
• Halima

beautiful Arabic names for girls

Beautiful names for oriental girls

Like Arabic, all oriental names are fraught with a special touch of romance and mystery. As a rule, oriental names include observations of nature: the rising and setting of the moon, the sun, the flowering of roses. Each parent who gives his daughter a name must choose in advance the one that her future husband should like.

The most beautiful oriental names:

• Azizi
• Gulnara
• Jannat
• Zulfiya
• Ilham
• Mariam
• Nabil
• Nadia

Beautiful Modern Turkish Names for Girls

Turkey is one of the modern Muslim countries, which managed to preserve all its ancient traditions and customs, but invariably moves towards a more favorable European way of life. Turkish men, like most Muslims, are very fond of beautiful women. Beauty for them is not only appearance, but also the ability of a woman to teach herself, cook well, speak, and also have a sweet, sonorous name, similar to music.

The most beautiful Turkish names for girls:

• Aksan
• Birsen
• Damla
• Essen
• Sessil
• Senai
• Yaldis

Armenian names for girls are rare and beautiful

Armenians value their family very much. They love mothers, sisters and daughters. Each man invariably protects all the women in the family until the end of his days, not allowing them to offend or harm them. A mother or father tries to give her daughter the most beautiful name that will shape her fate in the best possible way: it will give happiness, a rich husband and many children.

The most beautiful Armenian names for girls:

• Azatui
• Arfenia
• Gayane
• Sarina
• Yvette
• Margarid
• Narine
• Siranush
• Shagane

the most beautiful armenian names for girls

Beautiful English names for girls

English names do not differ in such richness of deep meanings and wishes for your child, as, for example, oriental names. However, they have a soft enough sound that caresses the ear. It is believed that having an English name is very noble, because this is one of the few royal states in the world. English names are very popular all over the world and can often be found in any continent of the planet, regardless of religious faith and age.

The most beautiful English names for girls:

• Alexa
• Brianna
• wilma
• Gabby
• Madonna
• Madeline
• Merrelin
• scarlet
• Celeste

Beautiful names for French girls

It seems that there is nothing more pleasing to the ear than gentle French. If you hear him in the original and without an accent, you can understand how affectionate and “purring” he is. So women's names are distinguished by their special charm, style and quivering rustling of consonances. It is believed that the original French name gives its owner a sense of taste, sophistication and tenderness, which is not characteristic of every woman.

The most beautiful french names for girls:

• Charlotte
• Ajelica
• Julienne
• Penelope
• Roselle
• Sessil
• Celeste
• Louise
• Violet
• Philissy

beautiful french names for girls

Beautiful American names for girls

American names are distinguished by their special meekness, speed of sound. They rarely have some deep meaning or experience. Often they sound harsh, but nonetheless beautiful. It has become extremely fashionable to have an American foreign name. So, it speaks of its owner as a person "moving forward", "modern" and "positive".

The most beautiful women American names:

• Britney
• kimberley
• Shannon
• Tracy
• Glory
• Marilyn
• Jessica
• jennifer
• Holly
• Megan
• Tiffany

Beautiful European names for girls

Of all parts of the world and continents, Europe has always been distinguished and will be distinguished by exquisite taste in everything: in eating habits, dress, manner of speaking and education. To have a European name means to take “the first step into Europe”. So you can be absolutely sure that from whatever part of the world you are, you can always be accepted and understood. European names are often based on Greek names and Latin words.

Beautiful European names for girls:

• Julie
• Daniella
• Lolita
• Maria
• Lucia
• Paula
• Sofia

Beautiful names for Japanese girls

A feature of Japanese names is that they are all necessarily based on the beauties of nature. The Japanese love to give children names for life, which embody tree blossoms, moonrise or secret meanings that are understandable only to a narrow circle of people (relatives). Japanese names are quite short and have a lot of vowel letters, but it is worth noting that for the accustomed ear to the Slavic dialect, they sound quite harsh.

The most beautiful Japanese names:

• Sakura
• Amaya
• Yoshiko
• Keiko
• Kumiko
• Katsumi
• Midori
• Mezumi
• Tomiko

beautiful japanese names for girls

Beautiful Tajik names for girls

Tajikistan is one of the eastern hot countries. It is distinguished by the same way as in most Muslim states: there is a cult of the family in which a woman is valued as the keeper of the hearth. Parents try to give their daughter the most beautiful name, which will remind them of the beauty of nature, warm feelings. Some names have religious overtones.

The most beautiful Tajik names for girls:

• Anzurat
• Afshona
• Barfina
• Laylo
• Suman
• Firdeus
• Shahnoza

Beautiful German names for girls

Like most European names, German names do not have a deep meaning in themselves and are often variations of ancient Greek and Latin names. Perhaps someone will find German names too harsh or rude to hear, but nevertheless, they are popular all over the world. It is believed that the German name will give the girl only the best character traits: self-confidence, determination, cheerfulness and movement towards the goal.

The most beautiful German names for girls:

• Agnet
• Adalind
• Amalia
• Benedict
• Wigberg
• wilda
• Volda
• Gertraud
• Greta
• Dietrich
• Catherine
• Leonor
• Odelia
• raffaella

Beautiful Azerbaijani names for girls

There are many beautiful oriental names and Azerbaijani ones are no exception. In such names, among the notes of religion, there are a lot of comparisons with the beauty of nature and the female body.

The most beautiful Azerbaijani names for girls:

• Adil
• Aigul
• Valida
• Gezal
• Gulnar
• Deniz
• Zarif
• Inara
• Leyli
• Naira
• Ravana
• Saadat
• Sudaba
• farida

the most beautiful Azerbaijani names for girls

Beautiful names for Kazakh girls

There are quite a lot of different names in the Kazakh people. Many of them are truly Kazakh, but still the majority are borrowed from nearby peoples and mostly taken from the Arabic language. Like all oriental names, Kazakh ones reveal the extraordinary beauty of female nature, comparing it with flowers and other phenomena: sunrise, moon, sky, sea, the rustle of leaves and the music of birds.

The most beautiful Kazakh names for girls:

• Aguila
• Aysel
• Aibibi
• Venus
• Dfyana
• Dameli
• Zabira
• Cadia
• Nabia
• Onega
• Wasama
• Shaygul

Beautiful Georgian names for girls

Everyone knows about the ardor of temper of the Georgian people. So in the names, the traditions and character of Georgia were embodied in every female name and endowed its owner with an ardent character, beauty of the soul, and only good heart. Georgian names have a very strong energy and therefore are not suitable for every girl. But such a name always brings happiness and raises its owner to a level above all other women.

The most beautiful Georgian female names:

• Aliko
• Darius
• Jamalia
• Lamar
• Maryam
• Mariko
• Manana
• Nellie
• Suliko
• Tatia
• Eliso

Beautiful Polish names for girls

Poland is one of the popular European countries and therefore you can often find common European names in it. Together with them, a significant part is still occupied by true Polish names, which were based on the Slavic languages. Polish names are easy to pronounce and very light in their energy.

The most beautiful Polish names for girls:

• Agnieszka
• Bertha
• Bozena
• Wislawa
• Grasia
• Danua
• Julita
• Irenka
• Kasia
• Nastusya
• Roxana
• Solomeya
• Stephia
• Cheslava
• Justina

Beautiful Jewish names for girls

Most of the Hebrew names are of a religious nature or belong to the wives, mothers and daughters of the Great Prophets. Only some of the names can be based on some natural beauty: flowers, heavenly bodies, nature. Hebrew names are very common throughout the world and are the source for other names formed by other countries.

The most beautiful Jewish names for girls:

• Avital
• Sharon
• Naomi
• Daniella
• Camel
• Ariella
• And bath
• Josephine
• Simone
• Edita

beautiful names for Jewish girls

Beautiful Uzbek names for girls

There are many beautiful Uzbek names for girls:

• Gulnara
• Asmira
• Dinora
• Ziolla
• Nigora
• Zuhra
• Dilbar
• Nigora
• farhunda

Beautiful Moldovan names for girls

Moldovan female names are often borrowed from nearby Slavic peoples: Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian. However, there are a number of beautiful names worth paying attention to:

• Adella
• Agatha
• aurica
• Adrianna
• Barbara
• Bianca
• Carmen
• Claudia
• Doina
• Dorothea
• Eliza
• Fabian

Greek names for girls are rare and beautiful

Greek names have a special nobility, because it is believed that they were worn by the Ancient Gods. The basis for the creation of these names was the Latin language. Such names always hide a special and secret meaning: faith in God and love for nature. Greek names have the strongest noble energy, giving their owner success and happiness.

Beautiful and rare Greek names for girls:

• Adonia
• Ariadne
• Monica
• Odette
• Sabina
• Theresa
• Felitsa
• lucia

Tibetan beautiful names for girls

Interestingly, most Tibetan names do not have a clear gender distinction. This suggests that one name can be given to both a newborn boy and a girl. Each name in Tibet, of course, is based on a religious faith - Buddhism, but still includes human observations of nature, the beauty of the surrounding world. Some names are a translation of the day of the week or month in which the child was born.

Beautiful female Tibetan names:

• Ardana
• Balma
• jolma
• Lhatse
• Putshi
• sanmu
• Yangjian

Beautiful Indian names for girls

Indian names differ in that they contain a certain parting word for the child. So, for example, some can be translated as “bold”, “confident” or “happy”.

Indian names for girls are not quite familiar to Slavic hearing, but nevertheless, they are distinguished by their special sonority and beauty:

• Amala
• Bharat
• Vasanda
• Devika
• Jita
• Canti
• Lalit
• Madhavi
• Malati
• Neelam
• Perva
• radha
• Rajni
• Trishna
• Harsha
• Shanti

Beautiful Italian names for girls

Italian names are very sonorous. They contain a lot of vowels and a beautiful ending. Such a name is fraught with a soft, but rather quick-tempered character for its owners. In addition, such a name will give the girl a sense of nature, beauty and make a child a creative person.

Beautiful italian names for girls:

• alesandra
• Giovanna
• Isabel
• Bella
• Carlotta
• Laura
• Lizabetta
• Nicoletta
• Olivia
• Enrica

beautiful italian names for girls

Beautiful Asian names for girls

Persian female names are fraught with the mystery and secrets of the East, wrapped in sweet fragrances, passionate feelings and precious stones.

Beautiful Persian names for girls:

• Abhayat
• Adiba
• Darius
• Tabanda

Beautiful Spanish names for girls

Spanish names are very similar to familiar European ones, but nevertheless they differ in some way. They hide a small religious note and a person’s desire “to instill: the name of favorable wishes for a happy life for your child.

Beautiful Spanish names for girls:

• Maria
• Lucia
• Letitia
• Milagros
• Mercedes
• Manuella
• Veronica
• Dolores
• Carmen

Beautiful foreign names for girls twins and twins

Often parents want the names of twin girls to be consonant. The following options can help you choose a name:

• Zhanna and Snezhana
• Polina and Christina
• Anya and Tanya
• Christina and Karina
• Anna and Svetlana
• Anna and Alla
• Masha and Dasha
• Marina and Darina
• Alina and Polina
• Xenia and Evgenia
• Olya and Yulia

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IN modern conditions the coexistence of many different ethnic and national cultures and their mutual penetration, more and more often young parents give their children names uncharacteristic for their regions. Russia in this respect can serve as a vivid illustration of this process. It is characteristic, however, that the eyes of parents are turned to the West, to the traditional European culture. On the other hand, with the spread of Islam, newborns are increasingly being called oriental, Muslim names. In this article, we will briefly touch on such a topic as female Turkish names, which are still relatively rare for Russia as a whole.

History

There are a lot of Turkish names. This situation is caused by the fact that the whole mass of Arabic names, as well as many Persian and others common among Muslim peoples, are added to the original Turkish common nouns. Moreover, many of them are connected to various options, forming countless variants of complex, consisting of several roots, names.

Naming traditions in Turkey

Often, when choosing a name for a newborn girl, special environmental conditions or seasons are the decisive factor. For example, if a child was born on some significant religious holiday, he can be named after this holiday. It often happens that names are given by day of the week, month, season, time of day, or weather conditions. Names rooted in the Qur'an and belonging to various prominent women who played a role in the history of the Prophet Muhammad and Islam are extremely popular.

List of Turkish names

Here are the most revered female Turkish names (though both of them are of Arabic origin):

• Aisha. For every Muslim this name has great value, because that was the name of the wife of the founder of this religion - the prophet Muhammad. It means "life".
• Fatima. And this name belonged to the daughter of the prophet. Translated into Russian, it means "weaned."

Turkish female names associated with celestial bodies, sky and weather conditions

• Aigul. Literally means "moon".
• Eileen. Similar in semantics to the previous one, but more specific. Can be translated as "moonlight".
• Ayda. A peculiar name in translation into Russian, because its literal meaning is "on the moon."
• Aytach. The meaning of this common noun fits well into the phrase "lunar diadem".
• gyokje. The semantics of this variant is associated with the firmament. The closest direct meaning is "heavenly".
• Gulgun. Name translated as "pink day".
• Dolunay. This word refers to the full moon.
• Yildiz. And so they call night stars in Turkey.
• Ozai. By its meaning, this name can mean a special, unusual moon.
• Tan. Sunset is the literal translation of this word.
• Shafak. This word in Turkey I call the evening twilight time. Accordingly, when a child is born during this period, it is used as a common noun.
• ebru. It means cloud.
• Yaghmur. It translates as "rain".

Names associated with plants

• Akgül. This is a white rose.
• Altinadzhak. Literally can be translated as "golden wheat".
• Bingyul. This name is based on the word "rose" and the numeral, in this case- one thousand. Turks like to give such names.
• Gelistan. And this is not even a thousand, this is a whole rose garden.
• Yons. A name that also refers to clover.
• Lale. Can be translated as "tulip". Sometimes it is also interpreted as "lily".
• Nergis. This word in Turkey is called a flower, known in Russia as a narcissus.
• Nulefer. It translates as "lily growing in water."
• Selvi. Like many other female Turkish names, this name comes from the name of a tree. In this case, cypress.
• Fidan. Means "small tree".
• Ela. This name can be translated into Russian with the word "hazel".