Natasha was formerly an American fantasy. It was the name of the sexy Russian spy of adventure books. Natasha was almost synonymous with the cold, exotic and dangerous but equally desirable female character. Today there are companies promoting Russian brides seeking American husbands; so, there is no need anymore for the book.

Lol, that´s putting it lightly I think we all know what Natasha is synonymous for nowadays in Turkey

Here I found a list of Turkish m/f and unisex names .

They also have a test to distinguish them.

http://turkish.pgeorgalas.gr/NamesSetEn.asp

There are more of them (those I can remember now):

Deniz,

Şirin,

Hikmet,

Altan,

Aygün,

...

Edit: I like your site, by the way. Good work.

Every two letters ending with -kan

Erkan, Gokan, Hakan, Zikan... oh wait... that one is Russian...

I want to know about the names which are starts with (oz)

like ozge,ozlem,ozgül ,ozcan,ozan.ozgü,ozberk

what is the meaning of this names?

first of all, oz and öz are different

özge özlem özgül özgü özberk

but ozan (no ö (poet)

öz means genuine or own. basically you can always attach a word to öz and make a name  

özgül (the genuine rose )

öznur (the genuine light)

etc

but not all of them are like that. sometimes it is not a separate word

özge:distinctive

özlem:longing

özberk is not a name (at least I have never heard), but it exists as a family name e.g. Özge Özberk

 thanks

in Serbian - river island

I like name Ömer.
Am I the only here who like this name? Nobody else mentioned.

I don´t say it because it is my name but Meltem is one of the best female names . Thank you my parents.

other than it, I like female names with the ending "em" like Sinem, Didem, Çiğdem...

But to say the truth, it is the person who makes his/her name beautiful.