Aybek (Aybeg)
Meaning: A child as radiant as the moon, noble, fortunate, and blessed with luck — descendant of beks (nobles).
Origin: Turkic names
Etymology
Formed by combining the words "Oy" (moon) and "bek" (noble). "Oy" symbolizes beauty, brightness, and elegance; "bek" refers to a nobleman, ruler, or commander. Together, they imply "a noble as radiant as the moon."
Geographical Spread
Oybek is mainly used in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and other Central Asian countries. It gained popularity in the 20th century through literature and cultural influence.
Significance
The name Oybek is given as a symbol of luck, bright future, and social respect. Parents who choose this name hope their child will be intelligent, honorable, and respected.
Statistics
🇺🇿 In Uzbekistan, Oybek became widespread during the 20th century, especially due to the influence of the famous writer Oybek (Musa Toshmuhammad ogli), making it a name of cultural and spiritual value.
Famous People
- Qutb al-Din Aibak (1150–1210) – Turkic general and founder of the Delhi Sultanate
- Muizz ad-Din al-Mansur Aybeg (d. 1257) – Commander and founder of the Mamluk Sultanate in Egypt
Variants
Variants include Aybek, Aybeg, Aibek, Oybaq, Oybak.
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