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Khaan
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Ruler; king; emperor |
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Kublai
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Name of the 13th-century Mongol ruler Kublai Khan; etymology uncertain, often interpreted as 'noble' or 'praised' (from Mongolic/Altaic roots). |
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Meder
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wise; knowledgeable ('knowing') |
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Mendee
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health, well-being; greeting |
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Mergen
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Wise, skillful; also 'marksman' or 'archer'; name of a Turkic/Mongolian deity associated with wisdom |
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Nadam
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Likely 'festival' (Mongolian). Alternate meanings by origin: 'sound' (Sanskrit) or 'regret' (Arabic). |
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Sargyn
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Literally 'of Sarga' or 'belonging to Sarga' (patronymic); 'Sarga' may relate to a Mongolic word for 'yellow' or 'dawn') |
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Taimur
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Iron (symbolizing strength) |
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Temoor
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Iron |
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Temour
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iron |
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Temujin
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derived from temü ('iron'); roughly 'of iron' or 'ironworker/blacksmith' |
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Teymur
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Iron; metaphorically strong or steadfast. |
Mongolian, Persian |
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Timur Khan
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Timur = "iron"; Khan = "ruler/chief" - together implying "iron ruler" |
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