>Turkish last names be like
>>226026716çelebi is common on historical figures but its not a last name its a titlewe didnt have last names before 1930s
>>226027043>no last names until 1930How and why?
Turks are Pokémon?
>>226027376i dont know we just rolled like thatpeople were called by their first name + [fathers name+son] and/or title/nickname/profession and it worked just fine
>>226027376Attaturk brought them over in his effort to westernise the country
>>226027564So something like "Genghisidoglu bin Oghazid" or "Mahmoud [ Turkish/Persian for Carpenter ]"?>>226027467Maybe :v
>>226027467Dark/ground
>>226027626no, it would most commonly be first name (usually turkic or religious origin [arabic hebrew or aramaic]) + nickname (in turkish) nicknames titles etc are mostly before name in turkish but there are ones that come after as wellprofessions or titles would be in turkish as well or at least the turkified version of the word if it has foreign originwe dont use "bin" in turkish that is arabic we use -oğlu as suffix at the and of the first name to say son ofreal names from history could be:"uzun hasan" meaning hasan the tall who was the ruler of ak koyunlu tribe/nation "osman gazi" which meant osman the [muslim warrior] who was founder of the ottoman empire and dynasty"ali kuşçu" meaning ali the birdkeeper/falconeer who was an astronomerall of these people would also add [their fathers name-oğlu] before their first name in a courteous pretext
>>226027929>nicknames titles etc are mostly before name in turkish but there are ones that come after as wellFor titles, do you have to be granted it by the Sultan or his representative in the region or can it be just something you'd come up yourself and hope to stick in the future?>we dont use "bin" in turkish that is arabicReally? I always figured that all Muslims use bin because in Southeast Asia, it's the naming standard for Muslim Malays/Indonesians. Like "Yunos Harendra bin Abdullah" for example.
>>226028041>do you have to be granted it by the Sultan or his representative in the regionnoor maybe possibly but i cant name any examplesit would usually be something people in general call you because of your status or achievements etc >it's the naming standard for Muslim Malays/Indonesians.interestingi didnt know that
>>226028161>interesting>i didnt know thatIt depends on the person's ethnicity or other stuff too iirc because some Muslim ethnicities in Indonesia don't follow the bin/binte and I knew a Malay guy who's name was just "Malay Muslim first name + Chinese last name "
