Unisex name
Cömert name meaning
“generous, open-handed, willing to share”
Cömert means “generous, open-handed and willing to share.” Used for both girls and boys in Türkiye, it comes through shortened forms of Persian javānmard, combining words for young and man or warrior. A table shared with guests provides a concrete image of the generosity expressed by the Turkish word.
What does Cömert mean?
Generous, open-handed, willing to share
In Turkish: eli açık, paylaşmaktan kaçınmayan
Cömert is the Turkish adjective for generosity and open-handed giving. Its source word also carried historical associations with chivalry and noble conduct, while the modern Turkish sense foregrounds sharing. The form occurs as both a personal name and a surname, which are distinct uses.
Origin of the name Cömert
It entered Turkish through shortened forms of Persian javānmard. The original compound combines javān, meaning young, with mard, meaning man, and developed a sense of generosity and chivalry.
Double names with Cömert
Double-name ideas built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each name.
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Cömert Emir
Meaning of each name
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
- Emir: commander, ruler; prince
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Kava Cömert
Meaning of each name
- Kava: Kaveh; the name of a legendary smith
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
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Cömert Fatih
Meaning of each name
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
- Fatih: opener; conqueror of a place
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Amir Cömert
Meaning of each name
- Amir: one who commands; ruler, prince
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
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Cömert Tali
Meaning of each name
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
- Tali: Following, coming after
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Atilla Cömert
Meaning of each name
- Atilla: Little father
- Cömert: generous, open-handed, willing to share
How to pronounce Cömert
| Syllables | 2 · 6 letters · 6-letter boy names |
|---|---|
| IPA | /d͡ʒœmeɾt/ |
| Ottoman Turkish | جومرد |
Is Cömert a boy’s or a girl’s name?
Cömert is used for both boys and girls. In our data, 63% of bearers are male. See all unisex names.
Cömert does not appear in TÜİK’s top-30 lists (Türkiye and provinces, up to 2025). In our sample of notable people (Wikidata), 8 people bear it; this is not a national figure.
Names with related meanings
- Kerem♂Generosity, magnanimity, kindness
- Ebrar♀The righteous and virtuous
- Enes♂Companionship, friendliness, familiarity
- Kayra♂Favor and grace
- Salih♂Good, virtuous, righteous
- Ensar♂Helpers, supporters
- Berra♀Virtuous
- Kerim♂Generous
- Hayrunnisa♀The best of women
- Semih♂Generous, open-handed and tolerant
- Halime♀Gentle, patient, forbearing
- Ekrem♂Most generous
Famous people named Cömert
- Cömert Aga Öcal · b. 2000
- Cömert Kandemir · b. 1997
- Cömert Kural
- Cömert Küce · b. 1975
- Cömert Şen
FAQ about the name Cömert
What is the meaning of Cömert?
Cömert means “generous, open-handed, willing to share”. It entered Turkish through shortened forms of Persian javānmard. The original compound combines javān, meaning young, with mard, meaning man, and developed a sense of generosity and chivalry.
Is Cömert a boy’s or a girl’s name?
Cömert is used for both boys and girls. In our data, 63% of bearers are male.
Is Cömert in the Quran?
No. Neither the name Cömert nor its source word occurs in the Quran.
What is the origin of the name Cömert?
Cömert is of Persian origin.
How many syllables does Cömert have?
Cömert has 2 syllables and 6 letters.
How popular is the name Cömert?
Cömert does not appear in TÜİK’s top-30 lists (Türkiye and provinces, up to 2025). In our sample of notable people (Wikidata), 8 people bear it; this is not a national figure.
What names go well with Cömert?
Some ideas: Cömert Emir; Kava Cömert; Cömert Fatih.
Famous people named Cömert?
Notable people named Cömert include Cömert Aga Öcal, Cömert Kandemir, Cömert Kural.
Sources and method
Meanings and origins draw on language sources and name dictionaries; popularity figures come from TÜİK’s address-based population register, and notable people from Wikidata.
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