Message: "Aysu" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Aysu

by Haven (guest)

11/5/2006, 7:57 AM

I'm curious as to what you guys think of this. It's a Turkish female name, pronunced ay-SU.

I'd use it as a middle name. I think it's really lovely, with a great meaning. (As beautiful as moon)

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- Mar (X-Mar) +3

11/5/2006, 8:48 AM

I think you're talking about Aysun, which is btw pronounced as IE-soon. I like Aysun, it a nice name. If you are really talking about Aysu, then I don't like it because it looks like Aysun, but missing a letter.

- Haven (guest) +2

11/5/2006, 9:14 AM

According to a Turkish site

Aysun is male, while Aysu is female. I'm not sure which site to trust. I prefer Aysu.

- Haven (guest)

11/5/2006, 9:17 AM

And Aysun is female. :-D

Mistake on the site. I still prefer Aysu, not sure why.

- Mar (X-Mar)

11/5/2006, 9:22 AM

I think it's because I actually know a Turkish girl named Aysun, that Aysu seems incomplete somehow. But I think Aysu could grow on me as well :)

- Arcadia

11/5/2006, 12:14 PM

I like Aysun just a little bit better. :-)

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- Juliet (lucky31789)

11/5/2006, 2:33 PM

Aysu is nms, but as we are on the topic of Turkish names, here are two of my Turkish friends names:

Alev (uh-LEV) mn Gabrielle (she's combination Turkish & Spanish)
Erensu (EHR-in-sue) (sounds kind of like Erin Sue)

I love Alev, but Erensu is nmsaa.

- mirfak

11/5/2006, 8:37 PM

very pretty sounding

- mirfak

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