"Hangeri" meaning in Turkish

See Hangeri in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Proper name

Etymology: From West Circassian Хъанджэрый (Ꭓandžɛrəj) or East Circassian Хъанджэрий (Ꭓandžɛrij). Historically derived from the Turkic/Mongolic title Khan and the Crimean Tatar dynastic name Giray, which was heavily assimilated into Circassian nobility. Although it is a Turkic origin name, it is unique to Circassians within this specific cultural context and came to Turkey from Circassia. Etymology templates: {{bor|tr|ady|Хъанджэрый}} West Circassian Хъанджэрый (Ꭓandžɛrəj), {{bor|tr|kbd|Хъанджэрий}} East Circassian Хъанджэрий (Ꭓandžɛrij) Head templates: {{head|tr|proper noun|head=}} Hangeri, {{tr-proper noun}} Hangeri
  1. a male given name from West Circassian, popular among Circassians in Turkey.
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