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1.       raspberry
23 posts
 22 May 2005 Sun 10:40 pm

I heard somewhere that in Turkey the names means something... it is true? can u give me exemples of turkish names with the meaning... and what names are popular.

2.       Attila
144 posts
 22 May 2005 Sun 10:41 pm

Attila : the charging elder or according to some linguists it means the man speaking with horses

3.       Seticio
550 posts
 22 May 2005 Sun 10:48 pm

or for example taylan is from persian and means good earth

4.       Xesc
64 posts
 24 May 2005 Tue 12:36 am

And Nilay which comes from "Nil nehri üzerinde dogan ay" "Rising Moon on the Nile river"i think. I love this name

5.       widdley
61 posts
 01 Jun 2005 Wed 04:08 pm

I have a friend called Manol, do you know what this means??

6.       MCO
64 posts
 02 Jun 2005 Thu 09:59 pm

Manol is not a Turkish name, can it be manolya ? it is a girl name meaning magnolya

7.       widdley
61 posts
 02 Jun 2005 Thu 10:19 pm

sorry that was his bulgarian name, his turkish name i think was joko.

8.       kelley
131 posts
 03 Jun 2005 Fri 07:30 pm

HELLO CLASSY CHATTERS AND FELLOW STUDENTS

MY REAL NAME IS STACIA PEOPLE SAY IT IS RUSSIAN? IF ANYONE CAN DEFINE IT I WOULD BE GRATEFULL

I ALSO HAVE INTERNET NAMES TO DEFINE KELLEY CALI AND PARIS

TAKE CARE ALL

PEACE
STACIA

9.       bliss
900 posts
 03 Jun 2005 Fri 08:33 pm

Hello Kelley,
Anastasia is russian name.Short or niknames we call are -Stasia, Stasy,Stasenka, Stasha.If I found more, I let you know.Take care

10.       bliss
900 posts
 03 Jun 2005 Fri 08:35 pm

By the way, did you know we had tsarevna Anastasia.You call yourself princess.Is it because of that?If you want to know about her I can tell you.

11.       kelley
131 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 06:50 am

HELLO BLISS,

I AM VERY CURIOUS OF tsarevna I CALL MYSELF PRINCESS AS I THINK ALL GIRLS SHOULD BE TREATED AS PRINCESS'. PLEASE TELL ME MORE ABOUT tsarevna I COULD NOT LOCATE tsarevna IN TURKISH DICTIONERY OR TRANSLATOR.I HAVE LEARNED ALOT FROM YOU. PLEASE IF YOU HAVE A HISTORY OR MEANING OF YOUR NAME OR ANYONE HAS INFO ON BLISS' NAME PLEASE POST IT THANKS. IT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE.SAY HI TO FLOWER.


TAKE CARE DOLL

PEACE
PRINCESS STACIA

12.       bliss
900 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 07:35 am

Hello Kelley,
How are you?
Bliss means extreamly happiness.In dictionary you can find bliss=happiness.

If you want the story about Tsarina Anastasia.
Romanov , dynasty that ruled Russia for three centuries, from 1613 until the Russian Revolution in 1917.The Romanovs were descendants of a Moskow aristocrat whose daughter, Anastasia Romanovna(Roman was her fathers first name), married Russian tsar Ivan IV Vasilyevich
(Ivan Terrible).The children of Anastasia,s brother Nikita adopted the name Romanov in honor of their grandfather being the father of a tsarina.Nikita's grandson, Michael, became first Romanov tsar.
In 1991, following the decline of Communizm in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, a Romanov successor to the vanquished Russian throne advocated a return to the constitutional monarchy.His only child, Grand Duchess Maria, became heir to the Russian royal family upon her father's death in 1992.
Thank you Kelley.I learn from all of you too.

13.       kelley
131 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 07:40 am

THANKS AGAIN BLISS YOU ARE A DOLL! HOW INTERSTNG THANKS FOR SHARING!

PEACE AND LOVE
PRINCESS STACIA

14.       bliss
900 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 07:53 am

You are very welcome, my pleasure.Any time!

15.       widdley
61 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 05:56 pm

still waitinf to hear from anyone who has a meaning of the name JOKO.

thanks
Liz
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16.       Attila
144 posts
 04 Jun 2005 Sat 10:24 pm

I think it is a name of joke!Like Koko or Emo
joko does not have any meaning

17.       Seticio
550 posts
 05 Jun 2005 Sun 02:37 am

Joko souds like Japan name
It's not Turkish, because in originally turkish words there are no "o" or "ö" in non-first syllabul.

18.       Attila
144 posts
 05 Jun 2005 Sun 03:37 am

...And no Turrkish word starts with J

19.       bliss
900 posts
 05 Jun 2005 Sun 05:51 am

OK, I found something, but I am not sure. We have Russian born US linguist Roman Osipovich Jakobson.He was born in Moskow in 1896.In school everyone was calling him JAKO.
Kelley , maybe your JAKO was made same way.

20.       bliss
900 posts
 05 Jun 2005 Sun 06:03 am

Sorry your JOKO

21.       lenka83
33 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 01:04 pm

murat means desire

22.       mltm
3690 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 01:07 pm

My name, Meltem means breeze.

23.       lenka83
33 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 01:10 pm

meltem... beautiful name

24.       mltm
3690 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 01:11 pm

Quoting lenka83:

meltem... beautiful name



oh, thank you lenka. You're very kind

25.       klorhex
8 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:43 am

my name is görkem


this means magnificicent


sounds arrogant i think

26.       Aslan
1070 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:50 am

...and Mesut means happy!

27.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:59 am

furkan
meand a person who seperates good and bad things...
and the other name of Quran

28.       Lyndie
968 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 03:03 am

Lynda = 'Beautiful' hehehe

29.       cyrano
0 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 12:41 pm

Quoting Lyndie:

Lynda = 'Beautiful' hehehe



Cyrano = "Ugly" Hehehe!..

30.       Chris123
156 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:16 pm

Quote:

Cyrano = "Ugly" Hehehe!..



Chris - Naughty!!! Hehe

31.       cyrano
0 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:20 pm

Quote:

Quoting Chris123:

Cyrano = "Ugly" Hehehe!..



Chris - Naughty!!! Hehe



Hahahaha!.. God damn you, Chris!..

32.       Chris123
156 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:27 pm

Quote:

Hahahaha!.. God damn you, Chris!..



Yes, he probably will! But even God loves the naughty ones!

33.       cyrano
0 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 01:41 pm

Quote:

Quoting Chris123:

Hahahaha!.. God damn you, Chris!..



Yes, he probably will! But even God loves the naughty ones!



Ouvvv!... I wanted to say for you that "Allah iyiliğini versin!" and for that turkish phrase the dictionary on this site gave me "God damn you!". So the fault isn't mine, but the dictionary's.

And yes, God really knows whom he should love.

34.       Boop
785 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 05:38 pm

Angela - I think means angelic/angel - so true(!?)

35.       cyrano
0 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 06:31 pm

Adem = Adam
Havva = Eve/Eva
Yasemin = Jasmin
Nuh = Noah

36.       ramayan
2633 posts
 08 Dec 2005 Thu 09:53 am

Quoting cyrano:

Adem = Adam
Havva = Eve/Eva
Yasemin = Jasmin
Nuh = Noah




i want to add some more

jacop:yakup

joseph:yusuf

daniel:danyal

chris:isa

maria(eve):meryem

mehmet:mehmet

37.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 07:22 pm

hehe yeah.. mehmet:mehmet... thats funny

and ceyda: jeyda

but some f*****g idiots still call me things like "yeyda".. how can people not read my name here in england.. we changed it especially for them too... shame on them

38.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 04:25 am

Quoting miss_ceyda:

hehe yeah.. mehmet:mehmet... thats funny

and ceyda: jeyda

but some f*****g idiots still call me things like "yeyda".. how can people not read my name here in england.. we changed it especially for them too... shame on them



vay salaklar işte daha okumayı bile bilmiolar dimi gıs..
ceyda:ceyda

i like dis f****g idiots....ouh i nevr understand wad dis f****g word means....ehiehiehi...

39.       xkirstyx
363 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 05:29 am

my husbands name is Kasif ( Kiasheef) , In Turkey it's not really a name, but in his family they have used it as a name for generations. It means discoverer, explorer.

40.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 09:55 am

could anyone please tell me what the name Aybars means?

just curious

41.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 11:43 am

Quoting sophie:

could anyone please tell me what the name Aybars means?

just curious



is he new?
hehehhehhehe

42.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 11:50 am

Quoting ramayan:

is he new? hehehhehhehe



nope...old..too old

43.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 11:53 am

Quoting sophie:

Quoting ramayan:

is he new? hehehhehhehe



nope...old..too old




over sixty?

44.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 11:57 am

Quoting ramayan:


over sixty?



"old" was the answer to the question "is he new?"
nope he wasnt old, if that's what you want to know. he was my age. i hope you don't think that i AM old!!!

45.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 11:58 am

Quoting sophie:

Quoting ramayan:


over sixty?



"old" was the answer to the question "is he new?"
nope he wasnt old, if that's what you want to know. he was my age. i hope you don't think that i AM old!!!




impossible.......

46.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 12:00 pm

Quoting ramayan:



impossible.......



hey is there a chance u will tell me the meaning of this name after all? if there is one?

47.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 12:23 pm

Quoting sophie:

Quoting ramayan:



impossible.......



hey is there a chance u will tell me the meaning of this name after all? if there is one?



sure many meanings word may have as long as u load ....

48.       xXxPaigexXx
199 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 12:26 pm

when i was over turkey everyone told me my name Paige was the meaning of a swear word is it true

49.       ishtar7
46 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:35 pm

sophie try www.kabalarian.com to find out ur first name means. I only have first name, its kinda flower and it means a good luck gift for a man. but so far all i promise can give to men r bad luck

50.       ishtar7
46 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:39 pm

Quoting sophie:

could anyone please tell me what the name Aybars means?

just curious



this is name analysis not the meaning, but fun..eeh ?

[BYour First Name of: Aybars[/B]

Click here for a description of your first and last names combined.
As Aybars, you are spontaneous, happy-go-lucky, and you enjoy the company of others--the more the merrier. You make friends easily as people are attracted to your warm and generous nature. However, you have to watch that others do not take advantage of your generosity, for you are apt to be influenced by hard-luck stories and give when it might be more prudent not to. You are ever on the watch for ways and means of making some "easy money" because this name spoils initiative and ambition, producing an easy-going, come-what-may nature which attaches value to money only for the self-enjoyment it can offer.

While the name Aybars creates the urge to be kind and thoughtful to others, we stress that it causes frustration through a scattered and emotional nature. This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the fluid systems, liver and the bloodstream.

51.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:43 pm

thank you ishtar7
let me check my name now

52.       sophie
2712 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:51 pm

unbelievable!!! i could never describe myself better!
thanks again for the website...it was fun

53.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 06:03 pm

"As Ceyda you are rather serious-minded, responsible, and stable. You have the gift of tact and diplomacy, and possess a charming, easy-going nature which endears you to others. You have a serious desire to understand the heart and mind of everyone, and could be very effective in a career or in volunteer work where you are handling people and serving in a humanitarian way. This name also gives you a love of home and family, and as a parent you would likely be fair and understanding."

this is what i got!
but i dont want children so we can all ignore that bit hehe
and i also didnt agree with the second paragraph so i didnt inc. that in my post! hehe (6)

54.       ramayan
2633 posts
 23 Dec 2005 Fri 11:17 am

Quoting miss_ceyda:

"As Ceyda you are rather serious-minded, responsible, and stable. You have the gift of tact and diplomacy, and possess a charming, easy-going nature which endears you to others. You have a serious desire to understand the heart and mind of everyone, and could be very effective in a career or in volunteer work where you are handling people and serving in a humanitarian way. This name also gives you a love of home and family, and as a parent you would likely be fair and understanding."

this is what i got!
but i dont want children so we can all ignore that bit hehe
and i also didnt agree with the second paragraph so i didnt inc. that in my post! hehe (6)


i didnt surprised.....heheh...ceyda...hee...and dis message...hehe..nice...

55.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 23 Dec 2005 Fri 02:58 pm

Quoting ramayan:

Quoting miss_ceyda:

"As Ceyda you are rather serious-minded, responsible, and stable. You have the gift of tact and diplomacy, and possess a charming, easy-going nature which endears you to others. You have a serious desire to understand the heart and mind of everyone, and could be very effective in a career or in volunteer work where you are handling people and serving in a humanitarian way. This name also gives you a love of home and family, and as a parent you would likely be fair and understanding."

this is what i got!
but i dont want children so we can all ignore that bit hehe
and i also didnt agree with the second paragraph so i didnt inc. that in my post! hehe (6)


i didnt surprised.....heheh...ceyda...hee...and dis message...hehe..nice...




would u be kind enough to explain ur point in more detail...?? its not very clear.. in fact.. what is ur point dude??

56.       ishtar7
46 posts
 23 Dec 2005 Fri 05:30 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:


and i also didnt agree with the second paragraph so i didnt inc. that in my post! hehe (6)



yaah..me too..they accusSed me having some diseases..bla..blA..

does anyone need a trick to increase ur hotmail inbox storage into 250 MB for free ??

57.       TimRoy
27 posts
 29 Dec 2005 Thu 03:13 pm

Quoting bliss:

If you want the story about Tsarina Anastasia.



I don't believe that the story of Anastasia has ever really been very widely accepted. She seems to have been a pretender to a lost throne to me. Someone who wanted to capitalize on a dead aristocracy.

In other words, if the Soviets were somehow overthrown, she would be in line to take over, or at the very least be on the receiving end of a Brit-style constitutional monarchy. So basically she just served to sponge off of those (in Europe and elsewhere) who wanted to curry favor with whomever took control over Russia if they Soviets fell long before they actually did.

No big shock that one of her descendants tried to bring back the monarchy Brit-style, no? Hmmmmm... I get some sort of castle of sorts, a job greeting foreign dignitaries (and occasional get-togethers with Elizabeth II or Akahito) and some sort of government-paid income, and all I have to bring to the table is my (perhaps fictional) geneology!

Great. While we're at it, let me eliminate a few dozen thousand frenchmen so that I can ascend to the throne as Charlemagne II... Meh, forget it.

Sorry I took this thread off on a tangent.

58.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 29 Dec 2005 Thu 03:16 pm

Quoting ishtar7:

Quoting miss_ceyda:


and i also didnt agree with the second paragraph so i didnt inc. that in my post! hehe (6)



yaah..me too..they accusSed me having some diseases..bla..blA..

does anyone need a trick to increase ur hotmail inbox storage into 250 MB for free ??



hehe... i dread to know what the 3rd para would have said if there was one!

anyway enlighten me on this mailbox storage trick...

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