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ABDURAHIM
| Uzbek form ofAbd al-Rahim | Boy | 5 |
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ABDURAHMON
| Uzbek form ofAbd al-Rahman | Boy | 7 |
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ABDURASHID
| Uzbek form ofAbdul Rashid | Boy | 6 |
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ABDUSALOM
| Tajik and Uzbek form ofAbdu-Salam | Boy | 7 |
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AZIZ
| powerful, respected, beloved | Boy | 8 |
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AZIZBEK
| Combination ofAzizand the Turkish military titlebegmeaning chieftain, master | Boy | 8 |
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BAKHRIDDIN
| The meaning of this name is uncertain, but it is probably of Arabic origin, as names ending in-dinoften are In Arabic names, this ending usually refers to the word dinmeaning religion, fait | Boy | 8 |
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ISLAM
| From the name of the Abrahamic religion, which is derived from Arabicislm submission, resignation, reconciliation In the context of the religion, the word means religious submission | Boy | 9 |
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MAMUR
| Derived from Arabic mamurmeaning officer, magistrate, judge Some sources claim that the use of this word as a given name was inspired by al-Bayt al-Mamuror | Boy | 3 |
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MUHAMMADKARIM
| Combination ofMuhammadandKarim | Boy | 9 |
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MUROD
| Uzbek and Tajik form ofMurad | Boy | 8 |
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NURIDDIN
| Tajik and Uzbek form ofNuruddin A known bearer of this name is the Tajik soccer player Nuriddin Davronov b 1991 | Boy | 3 |
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NURITDIN
| Uzbek variant form ofNuriddin A known bearer of this name was the former Uzbek politician Nuritdin Mukhitdinov 1917-2008 | Boy | 1 |
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RAHMATILLO
| Variant form ofRahmatullo | Boy | 1 |
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RUSLAN
| Form ofYERUSLANused by Aleksandr Pushkin in his poem Ruslan and Ludmila 1820, which was loosely based on Russian and Tatar folktales of Yeruslan Lazarevich | Boy | 4 |
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SUHROB
| Tajik and Uzbek form ofSohrab A known bearer of this name is the Tajik-Uzbek hammer thrower Suhrob Khodjaev b 1993 | Boy | 2 |
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TIMUR
| From the Turkic nameTemrmeaning iron Timur, also known asTamerlanefrom Persian Timur e Langmeaning Timur the lame, was a 14th-century Turkic leader who conquered large areas o | Boy | 9 |
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ULUG'BEK
| Variant transcription ofUlugbek | Boy | 7 |
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ULUGBEK
| Combination of Uzbekulugmeaning great and the Turkish military titlebegmeaning chieftain, master It is also the Uzbek and Tajik form ofUlugh Beg | Boy | 7 |