Aylin
Meaning of Aylin
Aylin pirouettes onto the tongue like a moonlit flamenco step—rooted in Turkish lore, where “Ay” means “moon” and the soft “-lin” conjures the silvery halo that hugs it, yet just exotic enough to feel at home in a Spanish lullaby. Pronounced AY-lin in English or EYE-lin for purists of Turkish, the name has been sashaying up U.S. baby charts since the ’90s, landing at a lively No. 347 in 2024—proof that parents can’t resist its celestial sparkle. She carries star-dusty associations with night skies, poetry, and even pop culture cameos like German-Turkish actress Aylin Tezel and Spanish singer Ailyn, giving the name a passport full of stamps. Picture a little Aylin lighting up the room like café-con-leche at dawn—easy to spell, fun to say, and forever wrapped in that gentle lunar glow.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AY-lin (/eɪˈlɪn/)
Turkish
- Pronunced as EYE-lin (/ejˈlin/)
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Notable People Named Aylin
| Aylin Yaren is a Turkish German midfielder for Viktoria Berlin. |
| Aylin Daşdelen - Turkish weightlifter Aylin Dasdelen competes in the 53 and 58 kg classes and set three European records in 2003 at Loutraki in snatch, clean and jerk, and total for 58 kg. |
| Aylin Yıldızoğlu - Aylin Yildizoglu is a Turkish female basketball player. |
