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Merhaba,
I have a untypical question this time...
Do you think my last name, that is Kuldanek could be of Turkish origin?
This is very uncommon name and rare in the country where I live (Poland), so it must´ve came from another language. Unfortunately no one in my family holds information that would penetrate the history of our origin in that deep. After all, I realized that my name contains a typical Turkish suffix -dan and it even follows the vowel harmony rules with the first part "kul".. so it could be Kuldan ek. Would such a phrase make sense in Turkish at all? 
Does it have a meaning in your language?
-ek is some kind of a suffix in Polish? the ending doesn´t make sense for me but it could be something like -ov / -ev in Russian. If so, that may be considered as a suffix without thinking much the relation. But still that doesn´t look like a Turkish lastname.
And; (I dont know if this is in the context but) lastname laws came in Turkey in 1934 which sounds like it should have been a known fact by your family members if there is a Turkish lastname in your family. Before 1934 there werent lastnames here.
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is ´depression´ actually ´someone´s soul´? I didn´t know that!
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