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Ado
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Varies by origin - commonly 'ornament, adornment' (Hausa) or associated with 'noble' (from Germanic adal-); often used as a short form of Ad- names |
Bosnian |
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Bucar
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Unknown; no established given-name meaning. May derive from a surname, place name, or occupational root |
Bosnian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Eldin
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In Old English contexts: 'old hill' or related to 'Eldon/Elden'; in Arabic-derived contexts: 'of the faith' (from al‑Din). |
Arabic, Bosnian, English, Turkish |
Boy |
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Elmedin
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Knowledge or learning of the faith/religion |
Bosnian |
Boy |
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Emin
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trustworthy; faithful; honest |
Arabic, Bosnian |
Boy |
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Enis
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Friendly, sociable companion; intimate friend |
Arabic, Bosnian |
Boy |
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Faruk
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One who distinguishes between right and wrong; 'the distinguisher' or 'criterion' |
Arabic, Bosnian, Persian, Urdu |
Boy |
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Fik
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Derived from Arabic 'fikr' meaning 'thought' or 'idea' (commonly a short form of Fikri or Fikret). |
Arabic, Bosnian, Turkish |
Boy |
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Haris
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Arabic: "guardian, protector"; Greek: "grace" (from Charis). |
Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Greek, Persian, Turkish, Urdu |
Boy |
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Hariss
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Likely 'son of Harry' (English); in Arabic context related to حارس meaning 'guardian, watchman'. |
Bosnian, English |
Boy |
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Jasar
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Possibly 'brave, courageous' (Arabic) or linked to Turkish Yaşar meaning 'he lives'. |
Arabic, Bosnian, Slavic, Turkish |
Boy |
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Nermedin
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softness or gentleness of the faith |
Albanian, Bosnian, Turkish |
Boy |
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Nurdin
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light of the faith |
Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Malay, Somali, Turkish |
Boy |
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Nusret
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victory, help; triumph |
Arabic, Bosnian |
Boy |
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