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Arabic 32 Modern 302 Crimeantatarian 74 Slavic 1160 Ukrainian 895 female names not ending with ya 594 Diminutive forms 298 female names with letter r 292 Transcarpathian 287 Carpathian 245 Polish 210 Greek 203 Історичне 198 male names for girls 192 Serbian 142 Zaporizhian 127 Latin 121 Bulgarian 119 Colloquial variants 110 boys names ending with slav 102 three letter names 98 Belarusian 92 Czech 88 South Slavic 86 Old Slavic 82 Croatian 79 Pre-Christian Rus 77 female names without letter a 76 Rare and unique 73 Orthodox and Catholic calendar 71 Galician 70 girls names ending with slava 69 Modern European 58 Christian calendar 58 Slovak 45 Traditional Ukrainian 41 Church calendar 40 Hungarian 36 Літописне 36 Slovenian 33 Bukovinian 33 Побажальне 33 Romanian 32 Macedonian 32 Turkic 31 Official forms 31 Volhynian 29 Warrior 27 Ancient Greek 27 Cossack 27 russian 26 Hebrew 26 names with double letters 25 female names with soft sign 24 top 20 male names 20 top 20 female names 20 Lemko 20 Ancient Hebrew 15 Balkan 15 Germanic 14 Orthodox female 14 West Slavic 12 Scandinavian 10 Italian 10 Biblical 10 Наддніпрянський 10 Pejorative forms 9 Church Slavonic 9 Podolian 8 Polissian 8 Pokuttia 7 Prykarpattia 7 Old Church Slavic 7 Invented names 6 Turkish 6 Boyko 6 Івано-франківщина 6 Охоронне 6 Roman 5 Orthodox male 5 Земплинські 5 Південнокарпатські 5 Byzantine Christian 4 Західноукраїнські 4 Карпато-українські 4 Літературне 4 Muslim 4 Фольклорне 4 two letter names 3 Indo-European 3 Карпато-балканські 3 Moldovan 2 Hutsul 2 Дитяче 2 Sorbian 2 Надсяння 2 Polabian 2 Pomeranian 2 Придніпров'я 2 Східнокарпатські 2 Bashkir 1 Armenian 1 Estonian 1 Western European 1 Finnish 1 Kashubian 1 Lesser Polish 1 Пісенне 1 Proto-Indo-European 1 Східноукраїнські 1 Uzh 1
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Name popularity
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Aider Ayder is a core Crimean Tatar male name: Turkic ay “moon” and/or Arabic Ḥaydar “lion.” Frequency 113/8000. 0.01%
Aliie Aliye is the Crimean Tatar feminine of Ali, from Arabic ʿāliya, “high, exalted” (103/8000 in the frequency sample).
Fatima Fatima is the international Arabic form; Crimean Tatar commonly uses Fatime/Fatma. A core female name in mountain…
Aisha Aisha is Arabic ʿĀʾisha, “life, living,” the name of the Prophet’s wife. The established Crimean Tatar form is Ayshe.
Enver Enver is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic anwar, “most luminous,” and the second most frequent male name in the…
Edem Edem is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic Ādam, the first prophet. Frequency 100/8000. Informal Slavic analog Andrii is…
Ali Ali is Arabic ʿAlī, “exalted,” the name of the fourth caliph, and a core Crimean Tatar male name with many compounds.
Bolat Bolat/Bulat is explained by Kaybulla from Arabic (steel or “palace”) and listed by Khudaiberdyieva among the rare…
Salim Salim/Selim is Arabic salīm, “healthy, unharmed.” Feminine: Salima. A blessing-name in the Crimean Tatar Arabic layer.
Nailie Nailie/Naile is Arabic nāʾila, “she who attains, who receives.” Khudaiberdyieva documents it in a five-sister harmonic…
Nadiie Nadiye is a Crimean Tatar female name from Arabic “loud-voiced” or “morning dew” (Kaybulla), distinct from Slavic…
Nuriie Nuriye is Arabic nūriyya, “luminous,” the feminine of Nuri. A member of the documented five-sister name set.
Raziie Raziye is Arabic rāḍiya, “content, chosen,” an epithet associated with Fatima. Recorded in Khudaiberdyieva’s…
Dzhevaiye Dzhevaiye is the ethnographically recorded Crimean Tatar form of Kaybulla’s Cevair/Cevahir, from Arabic jawāhir…
Aishe Ayshe is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic ʿĀʾisha, “living.” Frequency 100/8000. Often paired with Fatima in families.
Emine Emine is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic Āmina, name of the Prophet’s mother, “trustworthy, safe.” Frequency: 90/8000.
Elmira Elmira is a high-frequency Crimean Tatar female name (122/8000). Kaybulla lists Arabic amīra, a Spanish-Arabic…
Zarema Zarema is a Crimean Tatar female name from Arabic ḍarīm, “burning, kindling.” It was the most frequent female name in…
Velidzhan Velidzhan compounds Arabic walī (a divine epithet, “friend of God”) with Persian jān “soul.”
Nurman Nurman blends Arabic nūr “light” with Turkic man “person,” meaning “radiant.”
Vetaniie Vetaniye is a later 20th-century Crimean Tatar female name from Arabic waṭaniyya, “homeland, patriot.”
Avdet Avdet is a later 20th-century Crimean Tatar name from Arabic awda, “return,” historically tied to the return from the…
Emir Emir is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic amīr, “commander, prince.” It is also a productive name-component…
Fikret Fikret is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic fikra, “idea, thought.”
Salima Salima is the feminine of Arabic Salim/Selim, “healthy, unharmed,” with Crimean dialect forms Selime and Selme.
Fatime Fatime is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic Fāṭima, the name of the Prophet’s daughter. Dialect spellings include Fatma…
Zera Zera is a Crimean Tatar female name from Arabic: Kaybulla “bright, golden”; Khudaiberdyieva links it to Zahra. A…
Bekir Bekir is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic Bakr: Kaybulla notes “early-matured / first-born,” and it was traditionally…
Beie Beye is a Crimean Tatar female name from Arabic bahiyya, “radiant, beautiful.”
Modern 302 Crimeantatarian 74 Slavic 1160 Ukrainian 895 female names not ending with ya 594 Diminutive forms 298 female names with letter r 292 Transcarpathian 287 Carpathian 245 Polish 210 Greek 203 Історичне 198 male names for girls 192 Serbian 142 Zaporizhian 127 Latin 121 Bulgarian 119 Colloquial variants 110 boys names ending with slav 102 three letter names 98 Belarusian 92 Czech 88 South Slavic 86 Old Slavic 82 Croatian 79 Pre-Christian Rus 77 female names without letter a 76 Rare and unique 73 Orthodox and Catholic calendar 71 Galician 70 girls names ending with slava 69 Modern European 58 Christian calendar 58 Slovak 45 Traditional Ukrainian 41 Church calendar 40 Hungarian 36 Літописне 36 Slovenian 33 Bukovinian 33 Побажальне 33 Arabic 32 Romanian 32 Macedonian 32 Turkic 31 Official forms 31 Volhynian 29 Warrior 27 Ancient Greek 27 Cossack 27 russian 26 Hebrew 26 names with double letters 25 female names with soft sign 24 top 20 male names 20 top 20 female names 20 Lemko 20 Ancient Hebrew 15 Balkan 15 Germanic 14 Orthodox female 14 West Slavic 12 Scandinavian 10 Italian 10 Biblical 10 Наддніпрянський 10 Pejorative forms 9 Church Slavonic 9 Podolian 8 Polissian 8 Pokuttia 7 Prykarpattia 7 Old Church Slavic 7 Invented names 6 Turkish 6 Boyko 6 Івано-франківщина 6 Охоронне 6 Roman 5 Orthodox male 5 Земплинські 5 Південнокарпатські 5 Byzantine Christian 4 Західноукраїнські 4 Карпато-українські 4 Літературне 4 Muslim 4 Фольклорне 4 two letter names 3 Indo-European 3 Карпато-балканські 3 Moldovan 2 Hutsul 2 Дитяче 2 Sorbian 2 Надсяння 2 Polabian 2 Pomeranian 2 Придніпров'я 2 Східнокарпатські 2 Bashkir 1 Armenian 1 Estonian 1 Western European 1 Finnish 1 Kashubian 1 Lesser Polish 1 Пісенне 1 Proto-Indo-European 1 Східноукраїнські 1 Uzh 1

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