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aylin is not a turkish name it is a greek name.
i just joined yesterday and i looked up my name (aylin) and it said that my name is a turkish name. the name aylin is actually a greek name and it means goddess of lite or briteness.
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I agree, because I have the same name as you, but then I search it up and everywhere it says that it’s a turkish name, but my name is actually greek.
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It's a Turkish name.Greek feminine names don't end in -n. I have never encountered a single Greek feminine name that ended in n. They end in -a or -i and rarely in -o or -ou.You can ask any Greek person in the world, it's not a Greek name.
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Nope, sorry.It's not Greek, not at all. This is about the only site you can trust, so you can trust that your name is Turkish.
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Which part of Aylin means goddess and which other means "lite" or "briteness"? Sorry, but I think you found this meaning in a (nasty) baby book or something...
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