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| | | | 11. | TATIK | From Armenian tat "grandmother" + ik diminutive suffix. It was common in XIX c., now it is out of use. | | 12. | TATYANA | From Russian name Tatyana which spread in XIX c. under the influence of Pushkin's "Yevgeniy Onegin" poem. It comes from Greek tasso, tatto "founder", "organizer". It is in use now esp. in the… 0.2 KB | | 13. | TAZAGYUL | From Persian taza "new", "fresh" and gul "rose" i.e. "fresh rose" which is in use since XVII c. till now esp. in villages. The short forms are Tazgyul, Tazo. | |
