Azerbaijani Language Dog Names

Introduction

Azerbaijani is a Turkish lect spoken by Azerbaijanis in Transcaucasia and Iran. Along with being Azerbaijani, many people call it Azeri Turkic, Azeri Turkish, or Azeri for short. Around 23 million people globally speak the language, with differences in syntax, lexicon, phonology and more.

The language name came about for political reasons, but that doesn’t mean you can’t appreciate it for what it is, a beautiful dialect and language worthy of being part of a pet name. That’s why you may like to look for Azerbaijani language dog names. See what you can find. The options will surprise you.

Azerbaijani Language Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog With an Azerbaijani Language Name

Rob

There’s something quite satisfying about having a back story to your dog’s name. While you can tell people who ask that their name features in Azerbaijani language, wouldn’t it be nice if it could relate to a dog pop culture at the same time? Fortunately, two dogs relate to Azerbaijani language that fit the bill: Rob and Leyla.

Rob is both the name of an Iranian Azerbaijani film actor, director and writer in France and a dog who received the Dickin Medal. Rob Hossein, the actor, directed the 1982 adaptation of Les Miserables. He also appeared in Venus Beauty Institute, Le Casse, and Vice and Virtue.

Rob, the dog, was a working dog from a Shropshire farm. In 1942, his owners listed him as a war dog and he joined the Special Air Service in Essex. They used him as a messenger and guard dog.

Rob was a Collie and made over 20 parachute jumps during his time with the SAS. For his efforts, he received the Dickin Medal, which is the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross. However, in 2006, it was revealed those jumps didn’t happen, and his regiment made up the story to keep him from returning to his owners. Once he returned from military service, he remained on his owners’ farm until his death in 1952. His owners buried him under a stone memorial.

If you have a female dog, then an Azerbaijani Language dog name worth your consideration is Leyla. Leyla is the name of an Azerbaijani actress who died in 1999. She won the State Stalin Prize and was a People’s Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR. Leyla was laid to rest in the Alley of Honor.

Leyla also shares her name with a seeing eye dog sponsored by Royal Canin. Leyla, meaning dark-haired beauty, came to get her name after a naming competition in conjunction with Royal Canin. However, Leyla’s timid personality meant she was unsuitable as a seeing-eye dog. The SEDA program released her in June of 2016. But that doesn’t mean the story doesn’t have a happy ending.

Royal Canin associate John McDaid fell in love with Leyla and adopted her. She is now the Seeing Eye Dog ambassador dog for Royal Canin and spends most days at the office with John. Every morning when she arrives, she greets everyone at their desks. When she’s not at work, she’s on John’s farm spending time with his horses and cats.

Azerbaijani Language Dog Name Considerations

When you decide to dive into another language for choosing a pet name, there is much to consider. Choosing Azerbaijani language dog names is no different. Not only do you have to factor in your dog’s gender, personality, and breed, but the meaning of any Azerbaijani language word you use.

Much can go wrong when using languages in pet names - even if you’re familiar with them. You have to ensure it’s culturally sensitive and that you’re not offending an individual or group of people. When you find Azerbaijani language dog names you like, research their meaning.

Focus on your dog’s gender as well. Not every word or name you use from an Azerbaijani language will be suitable for a male or female, or vice versa. Some names are unisex, but not all of them are.

You may even strike it lucky when you consider your pup’s personality. There is bound to be an Azerbaijani language dog name that suits them well. As you can see, there is a bit of homework ahead of you. It’s well worth carrying out so you can be sure the name you give your dog is the best possible option. Read on to discover new and exciting dog names.

Male Azerbaijani Language Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Turkic Another name for Azerbaijani language
0	Turk Short for Turkish
0	Tabrizi Another form of Azerbaijani language
0	Türki The historical reference to the language
0	Hasan After Hasan bey Zardabi who popularized the language
0	Kadi Of Kadi Burhan al-Din who popularized the language in poetry
0	Franco A play on lingua franca , a bridging language
0	Tofig The first Secretary of State of Azerbaijan
0	Kerim A Soviet engineer of Azerbaijani ethnicity
0	Mirza An Azerbaijani movie actor and singer
0	Baku A North Azerbaijani dialect
0	Ganja Another North Azerbaijania dialect
0	Rza Of the Azerbaijani film director and actor
0	Nafar A dialect of South Azerbaijani
0	Azim Azim Azimzade was an Azerbaijani artist and caricaturist
0	Emin Emin Efendiyev is an Azerbaijani hip hop record producer
0	Rob Of Robert Hossein, film actor, director, and writer
0	Tez Meaning quick
0	Qara Meaning black
0	Boz The Azerbaijani word for gray
0	Sari The Azerbaijani word for yellow
0	Osman Osman Mirzayev, a journalist in Soviet Azerbaijan
0	Yeddi The number seven in Azerbaijani
0	Otuz The number 30 in Azerbaijani language
0	Ziya Azerbaijani historian and academician
0	Mavi The word for cyan
0	Yox Meaning no in Azerbaijani language
0	Hazi Hazi Aslanov, an Azerbaijani major-general
0	Salam Meaning hello in Azerbaijani
0	Kardes The word for brother

Female Azerbaijani Language Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Shirvan The standard form of Azerbaijani
0	Azeri Another name for Azerbaijani language
0	Jani A play on Azerbaijani
0	Azer Short for Azerbaijani
0	Sal Short for Salchuq, an extinct Azerbaijani language
0	Elli The number 50 in Azerbaijani
0	Bess Of Bes, which means five
0	Yasil The word for green in Azerbaijani
0	Alti The word for six
0	Leyla An Azerbaijani actress
0	Nesrin Nesrin Javadzadeh, an actress of Azeri origin.
0	Ness A play on Nesrin, the Azeri actress
0	Oksana Oksana was a dancer, choreographer and actress
0	Okky A play on Oksana
0	Zeyna Short for Zeynalabdin, a Persian poet
0	Yuli From Yuli Gusman, Azerbaijani film director
0	Yakka From ayakkabi, meaning shoes
0	Aysel Aysel Manafova was crowned Miss Azerbaijan in 2013
0	Quba A North Azerbaijani dialect
0	Sevda A female jazz singer
0	Dilara Dilara Kazimova, an Azerbaijani singer and actress
0	Di Short for Diana, an Azerbaijani singer/songwriter
0	Shaki An Azerbaijani-speaking place
0	Shusha A city that speaks Azerbaijani
0	Lala An Azerbaijani rhythmic gymnast
0	Sakina First known female playwright in Azerbaijani literature
0	Banine French writer of Azerbaijani descent
0	Madina An Iranian-Azerbaijani poet
0	Kas The word for eyebrow
0	Molla An Azerbaijani poet