Edip
Arabic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Edip
Edip derives from Arabic 'Adīb (أديب), meaning "literary man," "scholar," or "man of letters," rooted in the verb 'adaba (to be cultured or refined).
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Etymology
Edip derives from Arabic 'Adīb (أديب), meaning "literary man," "scholar," or "man of letters," rooted in the verb 'adaba (to be cultured or refined). The name is used primarily in Turkish and Arabic-speaking Muslim cultures, with historical prominence in Ottoman Turkish literature and Islamic scholarship.
Edip currently ranks #5,201 in the United States as a boy's name.
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