Fast, agile, flying—meaning a child with a bright future.

See Ucharboy or the third child in the family

The third child in the family, or a diminutive form of names starting with 'Uch' (e.g., Uchtemir, Uchqun).

Fast, agile; one who takes flight, meaning one with high fortune and good luck.

May the third child in the family be as strong as iron and live a long life.

One who manages ceremonies in the khan's palace in the past. Compare: Xudoychi.

A child with large, wide-open eyes

May the child remain healthy and be joined/connected to the family.

See Ulansin.

May they remain healthy and join or stay connected with their family.

May the child connect to and follow the siblings born before them. Forms: Ulanbibi, Ulanoy, Ulanxon

See Ulgaysin.

May they grow up safely and soundly, and have a long life.

An exemplary young man whom everyone envies, or 'ulgu' meaning great, noble, or cherished.

Great, grand, venerable

See Ulug‘

Great, grand, esteemed, reputable. The first child in a young family. Forms: Ulkanboy, Ulkanbibi, Ulkanoy

Diminutive form of names starting with 'Ul' (boy). Forms: Ulkashboy, Ulkashjon

Great, grand, cherished, honorable, or 'having a son', meaning the next child will be a boy. Forms: Ullibibi, Ullijon

Connected, tied, chained, i.e., a child who will live; or let him be hidden, astray, i.e., may he be far from misfortune; or the youngest child