What Does the Name Haydar Mean

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The name Haydar comes from Turkish roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Haydar below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Haydar Name Meaning

Turkish form of HAIDAR.

Origin: TurkishGender: Boy
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1 Hallvard
2 Headley
3 Hernando
4 Hananiah
5 Heribert
6 Hermes
7 Haran
8 Horácio
9 Herk
10 Hesperos
11 Houssam
12 Hjörtur
13 Hamlet
14 Helmo
15 Hjálmarr
16 Hakeem
17 Higini
18 Haidar
19 Hideaki
20 Hilarius
21 Hemming
22 Hannes
23 Hadrien
24 Hayyim
25 Hludowig
26 Haytham
27 Hasi̇p
28 Hieu
29 Hasse
30 Henrique
31 Hartwig
32 Hávarðr
33 Heracles
34 Herakles
35 Haylee
36 Hali̇l
37 Howie
38 Haroun
39 Haimo
40 Heinrich
41 Hamed
42 Harendra
43 Helias
44 Helge
45 Hrodger
46 Hidayat
47 Hananias
48 Hidde
49 Hadad
50 Hiroshi
51 Henryk
52 Haylie
53 Henry
54 Haakon
55 Hankin
56 Henrich
57 Helgi
58 Hades
59 Haraldr
60 Henrikas
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