Togtokh
Mongolian · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Togtokh
Togtokh derives from Mongolian and Turkic roots, with "tog" meaning "felt" or "strong" and the name generally translating to "strong" or "firm." The name was borne by Togtokh Khan (r.
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Etymology
Togtokh derives from Mongolian and Turkic roots, with "tog" meaning "felt" or "strong" and the name generally translating to "strong" or "firm." The name was borne by Togtokh Khan (r. 1291–1312), a Golden Horde ruler, and remains primarily used among Mongolic and Turkic peoples of Central Asia and the former Soviet republics.
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