Cesur
Fact sheet
- Name
- Cesur
- Gender
- Boy name
- Syllables
- 2
The name Cesur is a Turkish first name for boys and means "the Brave". It is derived from the Turkish word cesur, which stands for "fearless" or "brave". Generally, the name Cesur is mainly found in Turkish-speaking regions, where it is not particularly common.
What does the name Cesur mean?
Cesur is a Turkish boy's name meaning "the Brave". It comes from the Turkish adjective cesur, which means "fearless" or "brave". The name is mainly used in Turkish-speaking areas, but it is rather uncommon there.
Where does the name Cesur come from?
The name Cesur has its roots in Turkish and means "the Brave". It is derived from the Turkish word cesur, which means "fearless" or "brave". The language it comes from is Turkish.
How do you pronounce Cesur?
The pronunciation of Cesur is clear and catchy. The name consists of two syllables and is usually pronounced as "Ce-sur" [ˈdʒeːzuʁ] or [ˈtseːzuʁ]. It begins with a bright E sound, while the voiced s gives the name a lively touch. The rolled or aspirated r provides a deep resonance. Cesur has a powerful and modern aura - a name with distinct contours and a striking effect.
Popularity
In Germany, Cesur is a relatively sought-after name. Currently, it ranks 921st on the list of the most common male first names. Its best placement was in 2017 at rank 484. Over the last ten years, Cesur has been chosen as a first name about 530 times, placing it 845th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,016th. The global popularity and frequency of Cesur can also be considered.
Famous people
- Cesur Sevimli (German football player)
Frequently asked questions about the name Cesur
What does the name Cesur mean?
Cesur is a Turkish boy's name meaning 'the Brave'. It derives from the Turkish adjective cesur, which means 'fearless' or 'brave'.
Where does the name Cesur come from?
The name Cesur has its roots in Turkish and is primarily used in the Turkish language.
How popular is the name Cesur?
Although Cesur is used in Turkish-speaking areas, it is relatively rare there and does not rank among the most common first names.