What is the meaning and origin of the name Ayden and is it a good name?
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on Sunday 22nd of June 2014 05:23:23 PM
Ayden is usually a variant (another spelling) of the Turkish name Aydin, which means “educated”, “enlightened”, “intellectual”.
Ayden can also be a variant of the Arabic name Aydin, which is a word used in the Quran to mean “power”. This word is never used as a name by Arabs, but non-Arab Muslims use it as a name.
The two names have different pronunciations. The Turkish name is pronounced EYE + garDEN, while the Arabic name is pronounced (AI)d + garDEN.
You can read more about this name here: //quranicnames.com/meaning-of-aydin-and-if-it-is-islamic/
on Saturday 30th of January 2016 01:09:37 PM
I think Ayden is a turkish name and Aydin a muslim name…………. but i am not sure
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on Monday 12th of November 2018 01:47:28 AM
wow that is amazing thanks for telling me but i really wish that it could help me because im a fucking horse and want a blow job by ayde
on Sunday 9th of February 2020 04:58:30 PM
you might get fucked by horse called ayde, you will deserve that and repeated again
on Wednesday 22nd of September 2021 07:40:00 AM
This is great news for me and my brother his is Ayden
on Sunday 18th of June 2023 11:52:20 AM
I liked the meaning for Aydin because my name was also Aydin!
on Tuesday 28th of May 2024 07:52:41 AM
This is actually not a Muslim name at all. Ayd which means hand in Arabic actually refers to hand. There is no direct translation or name ayden in the Quran. Whoever says this is a liar. Aydin is a plural of the mean of hands in English so two hands. This has not Islamic context at all and actually means hand. So calling someone hand seems kinda silly doesn’t it