What is the origin of my first name?

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TutSki YanCheg

I think your mother named you after the thing he most desired at that moment

Thomas H

It was an old, Turkish military term meaning Dagger, but this has a rude meaning today.

The name is also Hebrew, it is a verb meaning to spit. It is also used in reference to herbs, herbage, vegetables or garden greens.

Earthling

Hahahah, why, people are avoiding answering your question. It means "male organ" in slang. I bet you already knew it.
:P

â™¥Lil'â˜†(Sina's sister)

in turkish alphabet there is not a letter Q. its not turkish name.

Irmak

Hmm..I don't know if it is Turkish or not but it hasn't got a good meaning in Turkish..

sauceatffa

HA HA HA . My wife is Turkish and she reliably informs me that your name is bollocks as we would say here in England. Or testicles Or Balls, Gonads. Whatever.. It is spelt Yarak not Q as someone pointed out there is no Q in the Turkish language. I think your dad had a good sense of humour. You were probably a big bollocks baby.

fidget

GeÃ§miÅŸ olsun!

HOTTÃ¼rk

Grow up and be a good guy.

(BÃ¶yle aptalca birÅŸeyle eÄŸlenebildiÄŸine gÃ¶re Ã§ok ezik bir kiÅŸilik sendeki)

genÃ§ tÃ¼rk

Your story is difficult to believe. Hakkaten ezik birisin.

Gretchen

for yer info it's not yaraq it's yarak.You should get a middle name tho.Yarak soak richards.How's that? sounds kewl isn't it? :))))

ev pandasÄ±

it means dick in Turkish. We usually write it with a "k" instead of "q" and double "r"

.:::Niko:::.

It's a beautiful name.Keep it.

Bonnie L

All I could find was it referenced the color green. Good luck in your search.

Original Word Word Origin
qry from the same as (03418)
Transliterated Word Phonetic Spelling
Yaraq yaw-rawk'
Parts of Speech TWOT
Noun Masculine 918b
Definition
herbs, herbage, vegetables, garden greens

Translated Words
KJV (5) - green, 2; herb, 3;
NAS (5) - green, 2; vegetable, 2; vegetables, 1;

I tried some of the given name search pages and nothing came up.

Try googling it, and good luck.

ilke

What I heard about that name is, Polish people use it as a boy name. One of my Polish friends told me, it was his friend's name and he was in an English class with some Turkish students. So, poor boy learnt what is that mean in Turkish :(
There are also some lovely Turkish names but their meanings in English are awful :)

judyarb1945

I looked at two websites that gave name origins and could not find that name. Sorry.

Laura S

It could be a Hebrew word, which, depending on pronunciation and context could mean many things.

3418
yereq
yeh'-rek
from 'yaraq' (3417) (in the sense of vacuity of color); properly, pallor, i.e. hence, the yellowish green of young and sickly vegetation; concretely, verdure, i.e. grass or vegetation:--grass, green (thing).

3419
yaraq
yaw-rawk'
from the same as 'yereq' (3418); properly, green; concretely, a vegetable:--green, herbs.

ithinkiatetoomuch

don't ask in the Turkey section:(

Oh, everyone else already told you that it is another nickname for Richard.

Hi Richard! Nice to meet you!

~leaving traces~

Check out www.behindthename.com
It might help.

skinboy1994

Gender: Male
Origin: turkish
Meaning: Little on the outside but big inside

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