Guldjihan
Persian · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Guldjihan
Guldjihan combines the Persian/Turkic elements "gul" (rose) and "jihan" (world), meaning "rose of the world" or "world's rose," derived from Persian linguistic roots.
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Etymology
Guldjihan combines the Persian/Turkic elements "gul" (rose) and "jihan" (world), meaning "rose of the world" or "world's rose," derived from Persian linguistic roots. The name is used primarily in Central Asian and Caucasian Muslim communities, particularly among Azerbaijani, Turkmen, and other Turkic populations with historical Persian cultural influence.
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