Novel & Cerita Turkish Names

They were all wearing the uniform in a messy way, except for one who didn't bother to wear anything but the jacket. “And the king of not only them, but everyone else around here. Savaş Ewald.” The moment Talia said his name, my brain seemed to zone out. Savaş, are you okay? Don’t touch him. “Ida, you okay?” Talia’s voice snapped me out of… what was I thinking about again? I turned to her and said, “Yeah, I’m fine. But isn’t his first name Turkish?” She nodded her head. “Yep, his mother was Turkish, and she was the one to name him.”

NOTE: SORRY FOR THE LATE UPDATE KAR IS ANOTHER TURKISH NAME, THIS TIME, IT MEANS SNOW. AS FOR KALAN, YOU DO REMEMBER THAT NAME, RIGHT?

But not a minute passed before I realized I'd just used a name Bianca had seriously warned me never to utter any day I set foot on Turkish soil. “Miss Yaman,” the saleswoman smiled. And I breathed a sigh of relief. Yaman was a popular name in Turkey, but I wondered why Bianca was so sensitive about it. "I'm looking for something that will remind me of childhood," I added.