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Aldar
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glory, fame |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Altaj
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Golden mountain (associated with the Altai region/name) |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Baabar
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Likely a colloquial/pen name form linked to Mongolian Batbayar ('strong/firm joy') or to Persian Babur/Babar ('tiger/leopard'); generally conveys strength or bravery. |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Bahaadur
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Brave, valiant; hero |
Mongolian, Persian |
Boy |
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Bahadur Ali
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Brave and exalted ('Bahadur' = brave/valiant; 'Ali' = high, exalted, noble) |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Bat
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firm, strong, stable |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Bat-Erdene
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Strong jewel / firm treasure |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batbold
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Firm/strong and brave - a steadfast hero |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batmunkh
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Firm/strong and eternal |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batt
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firm; strong; solid |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorig
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firm/strong courage; solid bravery |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigi
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firm/strong courage (from 'bat' = firm/strong + 'zorig' = courage/bravery) |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigt
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Firm and courageous |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigtugs
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From Bat (firm/strong) + Zorig (courage) + Tugs (banner/standard): "firm, courageous banner" |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigtuguldur
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Strong, brave and prosperous |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigtuguldurs
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Compound name meaning 'firm/strong, courageous, and auspicious/blessed' (roughly: 'strong and brave blessed one') |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Batzorigtungalag
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Compound of Batzorig ('firm/strong courage') + Tungalag ('pure, clear, bright') - roughly 'steadfast/strong courage, pure and bright.' |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Buren
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Mongolian: 'complete, full'. Dutch: from the town/surname Buren, literally 'neighbors' (plural of Dutch 'buur'). |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Changis
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From the Mongolian title Chinggis (Genghis); historically associated with 'universal ruler' or possibly 'ocean/sea' - exact original meaning uncertain |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Changiz
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Derived from the title Chinggis (Genghis), broadly interpreted as 'supreme ruler' or 'great/universal' (original meaning is uncertain) |
Mongolian, Urdu |
Boy |
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Chinggis
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A historic title meaning roughly 'universal ruler'; sometimes linked to a word meaning 'ocean' or 'sea'. |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Chingiz
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Associated with 'universal/supreme ruler' (original meaning uncertain; variously interpreted as 'oceanic', 'wide', or 'strong') |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Damba
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Likely derived from Tibetan 'Dampa', associated with 'Dharma' - a teacher or one who upholds the teachings |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Danjaa
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Uncertain - possibly related to Mongolian 'dan' ('only, simple') and sometimes interpreted as 'pure' or 'virtuous'. |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Eltan
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Likely 'Ella's town' if from Elton, or 'golden' if from Altan |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Erchanbold
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Brave/strong ruler (roughly “man/hero + ruler/title + strong”) |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Erhanchuluu
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Compound name: 'Erhan/Erkhan' (freedom/strong) + 'chuluu' (stone) - roughly 'freedom/strong stone' or 'stone of freedom'. |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Genghis
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Probably 'universal' or 'oceanic / boundless' - historically a title implying a supreme ruler |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Jamsran
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derived from Tibetan elements meaning 'loving-kindness' or 'compassion' |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Jingis
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commonly rendered as "strong" or "mighty" (exact etymology disputed) |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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