A child as strong and powerful as an Inar (a breed of camel)

A strong, vigorous child born like Inar (see)

Little brother/younger sibling; may they grow up to be a younger sibling to the previous children.

Ruler, governor, king, or a child obtained through pleading and prayer

To hope, to trust, to believe; meaning there is hope that the child will survive.

Trust, hope, meaning placing hope in the child's survival.

Friend, comrade, companion, or an independent person. In the Bukhara Khanate, one of the highest ranks was also called Inoq

Longed for, awaited with great anticipation

Literally: Far, meaning may their life be long.

Ray, radiance, brightness, light

Brave and courageous like King Alexander

Lively, energetic girl.

A child conceived through desire and prayers.

Named with the intent that evil forces (the enemy of the infant) will 'not want or despise the child,' thus ensuring the child remains safe and sound. Compare: Itolmas, Itemas

See Istam (Istam+qul)

A child as insignificant as a dog. This name is given to protect the newborn from the evil eye.

A name given with the meaning, 'Even a dog would not feed on this child if abandoned, they are that repulsive,' intended to protect the child from death.

Given with the meaning 'even a dog will not take this child, no one needs them' to protect the child from the evil eye and premature death.

A shortened form of the names Izbosar and Izbosdi.

A child who follows in the footsteps (position) of their father or older brothers.