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Aydın (name)

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Aydın (pronounced [ˈajdɯn], also spelled Aidin, Ajdin, Aiden, Ayden, or Aydin, Persian: آیدین) is a male given name, meaning enlightened and bright in Turkic Azeri and Turkish, and a popular Irish Hebrew name. Ayden is essentially an Americanized respelling of Aidan, a name of Irish origin from the ancient Gaelic "Áedán" or "Aodhán." These names are diminutives of Áed from "Aodh" (fire), and therefore mean "little fire." In Irish mythology, Áed was the god of fire and god of the underworld. Aodhán is a name that was also borne by several ancient High Kings of Ireland as well as a few important early Irish saints. The older Gaelic versions of the name were relatively common during Antiquity and the early medieval period. Probably the most famous Irishman named Aidan was the 7th century Saint Aidan of Iona (Scotland).[1] The name may refer to:


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