Azerbaijani female names and their meaning. Azerbaijani names for women Azerbaijan names for women modern

When a child is born in the East, people wish the parents not only happiness and health, but also that the child is worthy of his name. It so happened that Azerbaijanis call their daughters strong and beautiful names. People believe that a name largely shapes a person’s character.

History of Azerbaijani female names

Modern Azerbaijani names convey the style of the Turkic group of languages. Many names are based on Arabic and Persian cultural elements. Muslims still use names associated with the family of the Prophet. This is Asiya, Farida, Khidije. It is considered an honor to bear the name of a member of a holy family.

However, it is not possible to preserve all the cultural values, so today other names are used. Neologisms (new variants of old names) have become widespread. Today, more and more names are distinguished by their expressiveness and pleasant sound (Malika, Amal, Mona). Often these are borrowed names with a flavor of oriental culture. People fell in love with the names of both neighboring countries and distant trading partners.

Classification of Azerbaijani names

Azerbaijanis highly value the cult of the planets, especially the Sun and the Moon, so many names are echoes of these words (Tarai, Unay, Aychin). Like other peoples, Azerbaijanis honor beauty and feminine sophistication. There is a whole group of names that characterize the appearance of Azerbaijani women (Esmer, Nigar, Tuba).

Where there is beauty, there is character. Azerbaijani names meaning character traits are very popular. This is Susan (silent), Sakina (quiet), Nardan (alive). Some names are derived from metaphors: Basira (with an open soul), Gyulshyan (cheerful flower), Umai (bird of happiness).

The Persians gave the Azerbaijanis a good tradition of giving their daughters flower names: Banovsha (filaka), Lale (tulip), Nargiz (narcissus). There are also many names that, when translated, are the names of precious stones (Billura, Zumrud, Durdana).

Popular Azerbaijani names for women

Heiransa is the best woman.
Nisar - forgiveness.
Tunai is the moon visible at night.
Tarai is the new moon.
Aidan is the moon.
Tovuz is a desirable beauty.
Nardan – fire, liveliness.
Ulviya is pure.
Banu is a lady.
Shirin – sweet.
Banovsha – violet.
Alma is an apple.
Nigar – beautiful, faithful.
Ulkar is the morning star.
Lalazar - blooming.
Tuba is tall.
Ayla - dawn.
Ferdy is the future.
Syaba is a light breath of Bahar.
The boss is healthy.
Aygun - moonlight.
Narmina is tender.
Elmira is a princess.
- loving.
Billura - crystal.
- gorgeous.
Rena is the soul of a person.
Buta - bud.
Farida is the only Busat.
Altun is gold.
Meltem is a light breeze.
Anakhanym - mother.
Anara - pomegranate.
Yayla is a pure-hearted Afag.
Shohrat - glory.
Mehri is sunny.
Efra is tall.
Afsana is a legend.
Denise is the sea.
Unai - the voice of the moon.
Jahan - peace.
Mehriban is affectionate.
Chinara is tall.
Zara is gold.
Ziba is beautiful.
Durdana is a gem.
Dilara is the heart.
- pomegranate flower.
Esmer is dark-skinned.
Elyaz is the joy of the people.
Kamala is obedient and smart.
Gumar is the color of persimmon.
Persimmon – I like it.
Gunash is the sun.
Garanfil – clove.
Wafa - devotion.
Azada – free.
Aysel - moonlight.
Nailya – enjoying life.
- faithful.
Aida - profit.
Diamond is beautiful.
Sabiga is perfect.
Emina is quiet and calm.
Zumrud - emerald.
Ilaha is a goddess.
Inji is a pearl.
Shahnaz is a beautiful flower.
Kenyul is the soul.
Gözal is a beauty.
Roya is a dream.
Seviar – loving
Shimay – sparkling moon.
Naira – fire, radiance.
Aziza - dear.
Parvana is a butterfly.
Bayaz – snow-white.
Pari is a nymph.
Zarif - night.
Gussa – sadness.
Shabnam – love.
Mina is a subtle pattern.
Yagut – valuable, ruby.
Aichin – bright.
Muqafat is a reward.
Sevinj is joy.
Lutfiya is amazing.
Sona is a swan, beautiful.
Akchay is pure.
Sharafat is a treasure.
Yegana is unique.
Sada – voice.
Torai is the moon hidden behind the clouds.
Sevil - be loved.
Alvan – colored.
Zahra is radiant.
Ulduz is a star.
Efshan – sower.
Ture is a princess.
Layagyat - generous.
Tarana - melody.
Irada - will.
Tamam - the end.
Laman – sparkling.
Saadat - happiness.
Saida - chosen by God.
Saiga - respect.
Sevda – love.
Onai is the first moon.
Sanay is like the moon.
Sarai is a palace.
Solmaz is unfading.
Umai is the bird of happiness.
Nargiz is gentle.
Elnara is the flame of the people.
Farah is joy.
Tutu is pride.
Inja is gentle.
Fidan is a young tree.
Shenai is the sparkling moon.
Safura is persistent, patient.
Shems is the sun.
Elnura is the light of the people.
Zarifa is gentle.
Rachel is a lamb.
Salahat - good.
Shovkat is a ruler.
Shalale - waterfall.
Nursach – emitting light.
Ferda is the future.
Seyran - madam.
Ragsana – quiet, calm.
Khayala – dream, dream, vision.
Humai is a magical bird.
Sarykhatun - golden-haired lady.
Reyhan - basil.
The Torah is the rules to which everyone obeys.
Shams is the sun.
Ulker - morning star, Venus.
Sarah is noble.
Sahilya - coastal.
Emel is a goal, an ideal.
Masuda is happy.
Khumar - beauty.
Sakina - quiet, silent
Latafat – light.
Elnaz is the most desirable among the people.
– curly.
Sevgili is my favorite.
Yasaman - lilac.

Azerbaijan is a state on whose territory different cultures met and actively interacted. That is why the question of which names are considered Azerbaijani and which are not is quite complicated. We conventionally consider such names to be those that are common today among the population of this country.

Origin of traditional names

Azerbaijani names for women and men largely come from Turkic dialects. This is the most ancient factor that influenced the formation of local culture. Later they were supplemented by Persian and Albanian borrowings. In addition, many Azerbaijani names, female and male, are, of course, taken from Arab culture, which is of enormous importance as a source of religion and the entire way of life for the local population. The most popular of them are names that once belonged to family members and associates of the Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam - Ali, Hasan, Fatima and others. Another part of the names are given to children in honor of the names of some significant places, for example, rivers or mountains. At the same time, Azerbaijanis take naming very seriously, as evidenced by the local proverb and wish: “Let the child live up to the name.” So a name is a kind of program, a business card, according to which, in particular, an idea of ​​a person is built. Therefore, children are named for a reason, but in honor of someone who commands respect and is an authority - from the prophets of the Holy Scriptures to relatives. Many Azerbaijani names, female and male, also come from poetry. For example, the epic “Kitabi Dede Gorgud” is very popular in this regard.

USSR time

The arrival of the Soviet regime also played an important role in shaping the cultural picture of modern Azerbaijan. Because of him, new names appeared, and in general the approach to naming a child has changed somewhat. For example, the traditional endings “khan” and “bek” began to disappear from use. Names in honor of revolutionary figures or even remakes based on communist values ​​have become widespread. Even surnames were subjected to Russification, from which local endings were removed.

But after the collapse of the USSR and the return to previous traditional values, the situation began to change - parents increasingly began to choose traditional male and female Azerbaijani names for their children. Modern parents in this sense have returned to their original traditions, because Islam has once again become a culture-forming force on the territory of the state. In this regard, the country has a traffic light principle in the field of naming. This means that Azerbaijani names, female and male, are separated by color. Red, for example, is a color that unites names, the choice of which is highly discouraged for young parents. This category includes names mainly from the Soviet past and generally foreign names that are not very welcome in Islam. The green list, on the other hand, includes those names that are most welcome. They can be in different languages, but, of course, the most popular of them is Azerbaijani. Women's names, as well as men's names that do not fall into these two categories, are yellow. These are valid options. They are usually given to children who were born in families where one of the parents is a foreigner. The attitude towards such names is reserved; most often they are not approved by the conservative majority.

Names as a reflection of the character of the era

From a historical perspective, the names of Azerbaijanis usually reflect the spirit of the times. Thus, in the era of strong Turkic influence, a person had three names at once. The first of these was given at birth and was used simply for recognition and communication. Then, as a child, the person was assigned another name based on his characteristics, character, or appearance. Well, in his mature years a person acquired a third name, reflecting the reputation he had earned in society. The Islamization of the region led to the Arabization of names, and those that were popular in religious Muslim society came to the fore. The Soviet system interrupted the tradition for some time, actively promoting the Russification and Sovietization of names (for example, such names as “Traktor”, “Kolkhoz”, “Vladlen” became widespread). But the end of the era of socialism was marked by the revival of previous historical traditions, based on the synthesis of Turkic and Arabic components with small elements of Albanian and Persian cultures.

Azerbaijani female names and their meanings

Below we provide a list of some female names. Unfortunately, a complete list of them would be too lengthy, so we will limit ourselves to just a few. All of the following Azerbaijani female names are beautiful and popular among the people.

• Aidan. Means "lunar".
• Azada. Translated into Russian as “free”.
• Aigul. Literally means "moon flower".
• Ayla. The meaning is close to the concept of dawn or shine.
• Aysel. A very beautiful name with the meaning “moonlight”.
• Amina. This name is translated as “safe” or “preserving.”
• Basura. Means a woman with an open soul.
• Bella. The name means "beauty".
• Valida. Literally meaning “mother of the Sultan.”
• Vusala. Reflects the concept of unity, meeting, connection.
• Jamila. Arabic name meaning "beauty of the world."
• Dilara. Difficult to translate name. It roughly means the following: “caressing the soul.”
• Yegana. It means “the only one.”
• Zara. Literally translated as “gold”.
• Zulfiya. Means "curly".
• Irada. This name has a meaning close to the concept of strong will.
• Inara. This is the name of the chosen woman, that is, the meaning of the name is the one who was chosen.
• Lamia. Means "bright".
• Leila. It hints that the girl's hair is black as night.
• Medina. This is the name of a holy city in Arabia. The name is given in his honor.
• Nailya. Talks about a woman who enjoys life.
• Ragsana. Translated as “quiet”.

Azerbaijani male names and their meanings

Now we present a small selection of names for boys.

• Abas. This name means a gloomy person.
• Abid. Translated as “praying”.
• Adalat. The literal meaning is "justice".
• Bayram. It means just a “holiday”.
• Bahram. This is what they call the killer of an evil spirit, literally translated.
• Valef. Means "in love."
• Walid. A word meaning parent.
• Wasim. That means it's beautiful.
• Gharib. This name is usually given to children of non-native origin. It means "foreigner".
• Dashdemir. The name literally translates to “iron and stone.”

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Azerbaijani names

Azerbaijani female names and their meaning

Roots Azerbaijani names originate from the Turkic language group. Therefore, most Azerbaijani names have Turkic roots.

Persian, Arabic, Albanian culture and Islam had a huge influence on Azerbaijani names. Western names are also used nowadays.

Original Azerbaijani surnames have the following endings:

Li (Fuzuli)

Zade (Rasulzade)

Oglu (Avezoglu)

Ogli (kyzy) correspond to the endings of patronymics -vich (-vna) in Russian.

Currently, surnames are changed by shortening the endings (for example, the former Iskenderov, the current one is Iskender).

Azerbaijani female names

Aida, Aida(Arabic) – profit, income

Aidan(Turkic) – moon

Ayla(Turkic) – dawn, shine

Aysel(Turkic/Arabic) – moonlight

Aychin(Turkic) – moon-like

Akçay(Turkic) – white river, purity

Diamond(Turkic) – beautiful

Altun(Turkic) – gold

Arzu(pers.) – desired

Banu(pers.) – madam

Basura, Basira(Arabic) – open soul

Buta(Turkic) – bud

Busat(Turkic) – cheerful

Gumral(Turkic) – persimmon color

Denise(Turkic) – ebullient, stormy, sea

Dildar(pers.) – beloved

Dunya(Arabic) – peaceful, close

Zarif(Arabic) – tender

Ziba(Arabic) – beautiful

Lala(pers.) – beautiful flower

Leila(Arabic) – night

Lyaman(Arabic) – sparkling

Meltem(Arabic) – light breeze

Mine(Arabic) – fine pattern

Mushtag(Arabic) – desired

Naira(Arabic) – fire, radiance

Nardan(pers.) – fire, liveliness

Nisar(Arabic) – forgiveness

Nuray(Arabic/Turkic) – moonlight

Nursach(Arabic/Turkic) – emitting light

Nursan(Arabic/Turkic) – light of glory

Onai(Turkic) – first moon

Rose(Roman) – red flower

Saigas(Turkic) – respect

Sanay(Turkic) – like the moon

Sevda(Arabic) – beloved

Seviar(Turkic) – loving

Syaba(Arabic) – light breath

Sima(Arabic) – border

Solmaz(Turk.) – unfading

Sona(Turkic) – beautiful

Susan(pers.) – tulip

Tarai(Turkic) – new moon

Tovuz(Arabic) – desired beauty

Torai(Turkic) – the moon hidden behind the clouds

Tore(Turkic) – rules to which everyone obeys

Tuba(Arabic) – tall, pretty

Turai(Turk.) – visible moon

Toure(Turkic) – princess

Tunai(Turkic) – moon visible at night

Tutu(Turkic) – sweet-tongued

Ulduz(Turkic) – star

Umay(Turkic) – bird of happiness

Ferda, Ferdi(Arabic) – future

Fidan(Arabic) – freshness

Hanim(Turkic) – venerable, respected woman

Khatyn(Turkic) – respected woman

Khumar(Arabic) – beauty

Persimmon(pers.) – pleasant to people

Chinar(Turkic) – tall, pretty

Shenay(Turkic) – sparkling moon

Shems(Arabic) – sun

Chief(Arabic) – healthy

Shimay(Turkic) – sparkling moon

Elyaz(Turkic) – joy of the people

Elnaz(Turkic/Persian) – the most desirable of the people

Emel(Arabic) – goal, ideal

Esmer(Arabic) – dark-skinned

Ephra(pers.) – tall

Efshan(pers.) – sowing

Yagut(Arabic) – priceless

Yayla(Turkic) – sincere

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The roots of Azerbaijani names originate both from the Turkic language group (from the Oguz) n\r: Aslan (Turkic) - lion; fearless, and from other languages. In addition to Arabic culture and Islam, Persian and Albanian culture had a great influence on Azerbaijani names for boys and girls. Of the Arabic names, the most common names of members of the family of the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam)
These include the names: Ali, Fatima, Hassan, Hussein.
Some Azerbaijani male and female names are associated with the names of geographical points. Araz is the name of a river in Azerbaijan, Tabriz is the name of a city in Iran, etc.
“Let the child live up to the name” is said to the parents of a newborn when congratulating them on the addition to the family. Therefore, Azerbaijanis name their children after their pious relatives or famous people. This is how poets and thinkers are named.
All the names mentioned in the epic “Dede Gorgud” are still used today.
The famous Azerbaijani playwright Jafar Jabbarli left his mark on Azerbaijani names. In his plays he invented new names that became popular among the population.
The Soviet period in Azerbaijan left its mark on this issue. People, fearing persecution, changed their names and surnames. Thus, the endings khan or bek began to disappear from names, and children were less likely to be named after pre-revolutionary figures. But new, sometimes ridiculous names appeared: Tractor, Combine, Inglab (Revolution), Soviet, State Farm, etc. At the same time, surnames changed. The endings characteristic of Azerbaijanis: -li (Azadli), -zade (Alizade), -oglu (Hasanoglu) were changed to Russian: -ov (Huseinov) and -ev (Aliev). Now people are returning the original Azerbaijani endings of surnames. Changing surnames by cutting off endings also became widespread (for example: previously Azer Zamanov, now Azer Zaman). Although after the fall of the USSR and gaining independence, Western names appeared, most people began to give their children Islamic names. This is due to the return of the people to faith and the strengthening of the role of Islam in people's lives.

Male Azerbaijani names:

Abid (Arabic) – praying
Abdullah (Arabic) – slave of Allah
Abdurrahman (Arabic) – servant of the Merciful
Agil (Arabic) - smart, understanding, knowledgeable
Adil (Arabic) - fair, acting correctly
Akshin (Turkic) - strong, brave
Azad (Persian) - free
Azer (Persian) - fire, flame; 9th month of the solar year; (Arabic) - support, help
Aydin (Turkic) – clear
Akif (Arabic) - hardworking
Ali (Arabic) - highest, supreme
Alim (Arabic) - knowledgeable
Alpan (Turkic + Persian) - brave man
Altai (Turkic) - golden mountain
Alkhan (Arabic + Turkic) - great khan
Amin (Arabic) - reliable
Anan (Turkic) - remembering
Anar (Turkic) - pomegranate
Araz (Turkic) - after the name of the Araz River; that which divides
Aran (Turkic) - self-possessed, cold-blooded
Arid (Arabic) - one and only
Assad (Arabic) - lion, fearless
Asim (Arabic) - protecting, protecting
Aslan (Turkic) - lion; fearless
Ahri (Arabic) - respected, glorious
Ayaz (Turkic) - wind blowing on a winter night
Bati (Turkic) - west
Bayat (Turkic) - face of God
Boran (Turkic) - ebullient, stormy
Bugday (Turkic) - leader, leader
Walid (Arabic) - father
Wasim (Arabic) - handsome
Vidadi (Arabic) - love, friendship
Gaplan (Turkic) - brave man
Gachay (Turkic) - brave man, warrior, man
Gashkay (Turkic) - happy, sacred
Gaya (Turkic) - durable, indestructible
Ghiyas (Arabic) - help
Gorgud (Turkic) - fire, light
Goshgar (Turkic) - proud, sedate, majestic
Dawood (Arabic) - beloved, dear
Dashgyn (Turkic) - strong, ebullient
Zabit (Arabic) - ordering
Zaman (Arabic) – time in the meaning of era, period
Ziya (Arabic) - light
Idrak (Arabic) - knower
Ilyas (Arabic) - coming to the rescue
Ilchin (Turkic) - first
Inal (Turkic) - ruler
Isa (Arabic) - God's help
Yilmaz (Turkic) – daredevil
Kirman (Turkic) - fortress; Not available
Kamal (Arabic) - perfection
Lachin (Turkic) – noble warrior-hero
Manaf (Arabic) - standing tall
Mardan (Persian) - man, warrior
Miri (Arabic) - head, leader
Murad (Arabic) - intention, goal
Musa (Arabic) - performer of miracles
Nadir (Arabic) - rare, extraordinary
Nail (Arabic) - achiever of what he wants
Nurlan (Arabic + Turkic) - sparkle, shine
Ozan (Turkic) – poet-singer
Oktay (Turkic) - son of the people; judge
Orkhan (Turkic) - khan of the army, commander
Oner (Turkic) - advanced
Polad (Persian) - strong, powerful
Razi (Arabic) - secret
Ruzi (Persian) - fate, fortune; prosperity
Sabir (Arabic) - patient
Savalan (Turkic) - majestic
Sadigh (Arabic) - faithful, committed
Sakit (Arabic) - peaceful, moderate
Samir (Arabic) - interlocutor
Sarkhan (Persian + Turkic) - great khan
Soyalp (Turkic) - from a family of brave men
Sarkhan (Turkic) – ruler


Tugan (Turkic) - native








Teymur (Turkic) - iron, strong
Tokay (Turkic) - striker, warrior
Tomris (Turkic) - life-giver
Tural (Turkic) - eternal, immortal
Turan (Turkic) - homeland, land of the Turks
Turkel (Turkic) - Turkic land, Turkic people
Ulus (Mongolian) - people, land
Uruz (Turkic) - the highest title
Urfan (Arabic) - knowledge, art
Fatih (Arabic) - winner
Firuz (Arabic) - victorious
Khagani (Turkic) - belonging to the kagan, ruler
Khalid (Arabic) - immortal
Khamis (Arabic) - fifth
Hatif (Arabic) - voice of conscience
Khosrow (Persian) - philanthropist
Chelebi (Turkic) - divine
Genghis (Mongolian + Turkic) - powerful
Shahlar (Turkic) - the strength of many rulers
Shahin (Turkic) - falcon
Shener (Turkic) - cheerful brave man
Eldar (Turkic + Arabic) - ruler
Elman (Turkic) - man of the people
Elmir (Turkic + Persian) - leader of the people
Elkhan (Turkic) - khan of the people
Elchin (Turkic) - brave man of the people
Elshad (Turkic) - ruler of the people
Emil (Arabic) - rival
Yusif (Arabic) - increase, profit
Yavuz (Turkic) - formidable
Yagub (Arabic) - following the trail
Yalchin (Turkic) - majestic
Yanar (Turkic) - fiery
Yashar (Turkic) – living

Female Azerbaijani names:

Aida (Arabic) - profit, income; in Greek "nightingale"
Aidan (Turkic) - lunar
Ayla (Turkic) - dawn, shine
Aysel (Turkic + Arabic) - moonlight
Aychin (Turkic) - moon-like; bright
Akchay (Turkic) - white river; purity
Diamond (Turkic) - beautiful
Altun (Turkic) - gold
Arzu (Persian) - desire, wish
Banu (Persian) - lady; lady
Basura (Basira) (Arabic) - with an open soul
Buta (Turkic) - bud
Busat (Turkic) - fun
Gumral (Turkic) - persimmon color
Deniz (Turkic) - ebullient, stormy; sea
Dildar (Persian) - beloved
Dunya (Arabic) - peace; close
Zarif (Arabic) - tender
Ziba (Arabic) - beautiful
Lala (Persian) - beautiful flower
Layla (Arabic) - night
Laman (Arabic) - sparkling
Meltem (Arabic) - light (breeze)
Mina (Arabic) - fine pattern
Mushtaq (Arabic) - wishing from the heart
Naira (Arabic) - fire, radiance
Nardan (Persian) - fire, liveliness
Nisar (Arabic) - forgiveness
Nuray (Arabic + Turkic) - moonlight
Nursach (Arabic + Turkic) - emitting light
Nursan (Arabic + Turkic) - light of glory
Onay (Turkic) - first magnifying glass
Rose (Latin) - red flower
Saigy (Turkic) - respect
Sanay (Turkic) - like the moon
Sevda (Arabic) - love
Seviar (Turkic) - loving
Syaba (Arabic) - light breath
Syada (Arabic) - voice
Sima (Arabic) - honor
Solmaz (Turkic) - unfading
Sona (Turkic) - beautiful
Susan (Persian) - tulip
Tarai (Turkic) - new moon
Tovuz (Arabic) - desired beauty
Torai (Turkic) - the moon hidden behind the clouds
Tore (Turkic) - rules to which everyone obeys
Tuba (Arabic) - tall, handsome
Turai (Turkic) - visible moon
Ture (Turkic) - prince (essa)
Tunai (Turkic) - moon visible at night
Turkan (Turkic) - Turks
Tutu (Turkic) - sweet-tongued
Ulduz (Turkic) - star
Umai (Turkic) - bird of happiness
Unai (Turkic) - voice of the moon
Ferda (i) - future
Fidan (Arabic) - fresh
Khanym (Turkic) - venerable, respected woman
Khatyn (Turkic) - respected woman
Khumar (Arabic) - beauty
Persimmon (Persian) - liking
Chinar (Turkic) - tall, pretty
Shenai (Turkic) - sparkling moon
Shems (Arabic) - sun
Shefa (Arabic) - healthy
Shimay (Turkic) - sparkling moon
Elyaz (Turkic) - joy of the people
Elnaz (Turkic + Persian) - the most desirable among the people
Emel (Arabic) - goal, ideal
Esmer (Arabic) - dark-skinned
Efra (Persian) - tall
Efshan (Persian) - sowing
Yaghut (Arabic) - valuable
Yayla (Turkic) – sincere