Gülnihal
Turkish-Persian · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Gülnihal
Gülnihal is a Turkish feminine name combining "gül" (rose) and "nihal" (sapling/young plant), literally meaning "rose sapling" or "young rose," with roots in Persian and Turkish.
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Etymology
Gülnihal is a Turkish feminine name combining "gül" (rose) and "nihal" (sapling/young plant), literally meaning "rose sapling" or "young rose," with roots in Persian and Turkish. The name is used primarily in Turkish and broader Turkish-speaking Muslim communities, reflecting Ottoman and modern Turkish cultural naming traditions.
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