Tulin
Fact sheet
- Name
- Tulin
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
The first name Tulin is the Uzbek and Azerbaijani variant of the Turkish name Tülin. Transferred, the name means 'sacred light', 'bright light in the universe', or also 'the moon crown at full moon'.
What does the name Tulin mean?
Tulin is a spelling of the Turkish name Tülin in Uzbek and Azerbaijani form. The transferred meanings include 'sacred light', 'bright light in the universe', as well as 'the moon crown at full moon'. The origin traces back to the Old Turkic term tülin, which means 'moon court', 'moon wreath', or 'light wreath around the moon'. An alternative spelling is Tülün.
Where does the name Tulin come from?
The name Tulin has its roots in Old Turkic and means 'sacred light'.
How do you pronounce Tulin?
The pronunciation of Tulin is two syllables and gentle. In German, the name is usually pronounced as 'Tu-lin' [tuˈliːn], with the 'u' at the beginning sounding slightly darker and conveying depth. The stressed final syllable with a long 'i' brings brightness, while the concluding 'n' fades softly. Tulin conveys a harmonious, gentle, and modern impression.
Popularity
In Germany, Tulin is among the popular first names. Currently, it ranks 1,921st on the list of most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2020 at 1,427th. In the last ten years, Tulin has been given as a first name about 130 times, securing it the 2,112th place in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 2,451st.
Nicknames & pet names
Leen / Lin / Toggolino / Tula / Tuli / Tulino / Tulio / Tutu
Famous people
- Tülin Sahin (Model)
Frequently asked questions about the name Tulin
What is the origin of the name Tulin?
The name Tulin has its roots in Old Turkic and is widespread in the languages Azerbaijani, Kurdish, Turkish, and Uzbek.
What does the name Tulin mean?
Tulin means 'sacred light' and can also be interpreted as 'bright light in the universe' as well as 'the moon crown at full moon'.
How popular is the name Tulin?
Tulin is gaining popularity in various cultures, especially in countries where Turkish, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani are spoken.