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**GOLAGLULT** · 08-02-2011, 04:33 PM

On the other end, one of my recent ancestors had a daughter he named "Elfaim Allafoni "

Probably the only one in the world.

I have been told this might translate to "she will bring a different sound" She was the 5th child and the only daughter, so that "different sound" sort of makes sense.

my daughter's name is "Arya Tais" (arya: to be of noble origin; tais: beloved), i guess that one is also unique.

in turkey, we have different type of names, some comes from arabic (/islamic) and persian origin (like mehmet, ahmet, mustafa etc.) some have turkish origin (like ugur (luck), tolga (helmet), barış (peace), başak (ear (grain)), berrak (clean (water)), deniz (sea) etc.

turkish names remind me US indian names. you can select anything around you as a name (e.g. i plan to select the name "coşkun ırmak" (means rapturous river) for my "concepted" second child. i like turkish names too much, although none of the my childs name is turkish (arya, i guess, is indian; tais is greek/ukranian.

08-02-2011, 04:33 PM	#8
GOLAGLULT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	On the other end, one of my recent ancestors had a daughter he named "Elfaim Allafoni " Probably the only one in the world. I have been told this might translate to "she will bring a different sound" She was the 5th child and the only daughter, so that "different sound" sort of makes sense. my daughter's name is "Arya Tais" (arya: to be of noble origin; tais: beloved), i guess that one is also unique. in turkey, we have different type of names, some comes from arabic (/islamic) and persian origin (like mehmet, ahmet, mustafa etc.) some have turkish origin (like ugur (luck), tolga (helmet), barış (peace), başak (ear (grain)), berrak (clean (water)), deniz (sea) etc. turkish names remind me US indian names. you can select anything around you as a name (e.g. i plan to select the name "coşkun ırmak" (means rapturous river) for my "concepted" second child. i like turkish names too much, although none of the my childs name is turkish (arya, i guess, is indian; tais is greek/ukranian.
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