Originating from China, this word means ‘primrose’ or ‘pasqueflower’. In modern scripts, it translates to ‘aurora’. In original Mongolian, this name means ‘crack of dawn’. In Mongolian, ‘ uuriin’ means ‘dawn’ and ‘ tuya’ means ‘ray’.
It originates from ancient Mongolian script. ‘ Uugan’ refers to ‘eldest born’ or ‘oldest child’ and ‘ tuyaa’ meaning ‘ray’. The name means ‘perfect art’ in Mongolian. Originally Turkish, the word ‘ uran’ means ‘skilful’ and ‘ tögs’ means ‘art’. It signifies the strength of 10,000 soldiers. ‘ Tüm’, which is of Chinese origin, is the modern Mongolian word for ’ten thousand’. Meaning ‘serenity’ or ‘clarity’, it is another popular Mongolian name, which has Mongolian and Turkish roots. The name is derived from the Mongolian words ‘ tsog’ meaning ‘embers’ or ‘glory’ and ‘ bayar’ meaning ‘happiness’ or ‘joy’. TogtuunĬommonly used for both male and female babies, the name means ‘calm’ or ‘serene’. The name comes from the words ‘ Suvd’ meaning pearl and ‘ chimeg’ which means ‘ornament’ or ‘embellishment’. ‘ Soyol’ refers to ‘culture’ or ‘art’ and ‘ maa’ refers to ‘mother’. The word ‘ shuren’ means ‘coral’ and ‘ chimeg‘ means ‘ornament’ or ‘embellishment’. The name stems from the Mongolian verb ‘ seleh’ which means ‘to swim’. Selengeĭerived from the river ‘Selenge’ (also known as Selenga), which runs through Russia and Mongolia. The name has a Mongolian origin, and it means ‘moonlight’. It comes from ‘ Saikhan’ which means ‘good’ or ‘nice’ and ‘ zaya’ which means ‘fortune’ or ‘fate’. The name is a combination of the words ‘ Saikhan’ meaning ‘beautiful’ or ‘handsome’ and ‘ bayar’ meaning ‘joy’. Originating from Turkish, this name means ‘key to the mind’ or ‘key to wisdom’. The name is derived from the words ‘ oyun’ meaning ‘wisdom’ and ‘ chimeg’ meaning ‘embellishment’ or ‘decoration’. Another variant of her name is ‘Ergene Khatun’. OrghanaĪ popular name, she was the princess of the Mongol empire. The name is derived from the ‘Onon’ river that runs through Mongolia and Russia. NominzolĪ name is thought to bring great luck and fortune to its bearer due to the words ‘ nomin’ meaning ‘lapis’ (a precious stone) and ‘ zol’ meaning ‘fortune’ or ‘luck’.
It’s an ingredient used in making the precious stone ‘Lapis’. The name is from the Mongolian script for ‘lazulite’.
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