This page lists 3888 other names.
A child born during the years of the collective farm (kolkhoz) movement.
A boy or girl born (who arrived) in the month of Qavs.
See Kovus (Kovus+qul)
See: Ko‘pay
Strong, powerful boy or girl, or a source of strength for their parents. Etym.: See Ko‘ch.
Camel calf.
A strong, powerful child from the Bek lineage. Etym.: Ko‘chbek (see).
A child given as a strong, powerful one, or a child who provides strength and assistance to their parents.
Powerful, brave boy; the strongest and most robust among heroes
May the child be as resilient as a puppy; a name given in families where children did not survive, implying the child is humble and insignificant like a puppy.
A strong, powerful, or helpful child was born. Forms: Ko‘chkeldi (see)
Diminutive form of some names starting with the word 'Kuch'
May the powerful boy be a support and helper to his parents
Smiling, joyful; or possibly: To‘lagan (see).
Laughing, cheerful, joyful
See Gulbek, Gulboy. Forms: Kulboy, Kuljon
May they be prosperous and have plenty to eat.
Laughter, cheerful, joyful
Variant: Suluvxon.
Helpful, beneficial, truthful
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