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	Name
	Ulker Ulker is an Old Turkic name from Ülker, a star of the Pleiades. Kaybulla lists it as male; Superanskaya 1987 treats it…
	Temir Temir is Turkic “iron,” the same root as Temur/Timur. Khudaiberdyieva records it among the few living native Turkic…
	Chalash Chalash is attested as a pre-Islamic Crimean Tatar given name in Superanskaya 1987. Kaybulla 2018 has no entry, so a…
	Ulan Ulan is listed by Superanskaya 1987 as a pre-Islamic Crimean Tatar name; Turkic ulan/oğlan means “youth, horseman.”
	Baktemyr Baktemir is Superanskaya’s pre-Islamic spelling of Bektemir, “strong as iron.”
	Baibek Baybek is listed by Superanskaya 1987 as a pre-Islamic Crimean Tatar name; Koroglu 2020 documents the Turkic titles bay…
	Bavbek Bavbek is from Persian bābak, a diminutive of “father.” Superanskaya 1987 lists it among pre-Islamic Crimean Tatar…
	Salim Salim/Selim is Arabic salīm, “healthy, unharmed.” Feminine: Salima. A blessing-name in the Crimean Tatar Arabic layer.
	Turdy Turdi is a Central Asian Turkic name, “the one who remained, survived,” borrowed into Crimean Tatar after the 1944…
	Fikret Fikret is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic fikra, “idea, thought.”
	Giulnara Gyulnara is the Oghuz-coloured spelling of the same Persian name gulnār, “pomegranate blossom.”
	Hulnara Gulnara is the common Crimean Tatar form of Persian gulnār, “pomegranate blossom,” and ranked among the most frequent…
	Hulnar Gulnar is a Crimean Tatar female name from Persian gulnār, “pomegranate blossom.” Gulnar, Gulnara and Gyulnara are…
	Chychek Chichek is an Old Turkic Crimean Tatar female name meaning “flower” (çiçek).
	Uchkun Uchkun is a native Crimean Tatar male name from Turkic uçqun, “spark.”
	Tokhtar Tokhtar is a native Crimean Tatar protective name from Turkic tohtar, “he will stop,” given in families where children…
	Totai Totay is a native Kipchak Crimean Tatar female name/title: noblewoman or “white bone,” also an affectionate “camel…
	Emir Emir is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic amīr, “commander, prince.” It is also a productive name-component…
	Diliara Dilyara is a Crimean Tatar female name from Persian dilārā, “dear to the heart.” It was among the most frequent female…
	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.”
	Bari Bari is a Crimean Tatar short form of Abdulbari, from the Arabic divine epithet al-Bārī, “the Creator (of forms).”
	Alim Alim is a Crimean Tatar male name from Arabic ʿalīm, “learned, knowledgeable.” Al-ʿAlīm is also a Qur’anic epithet of…
	Emine Emine is the Crimean Tatar form of Arabic Āmina, name of the Prophet’s mother, “trustworthy, safe.” Frequency: 90/8000.
	Vilor Vilor is a Soviet-era Crimean Tatar acronym name: “V. I. Lenin and the October Revolution” (Kaybulla 2018).
	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.”

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