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Around the world, Osman (Osman , عثمان , Осман , along with others...) is a prevalent male forename. The given name Osman is habitual in Turkey, where it is a widespread boy's name, Sudan, and Libya, where it is a common primarily boy's, but very infrequently female name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Turkey, Sudan, and Egypt. Likewise, Osman is the last name as well as the forename.
VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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Osman | Egypt, Malaysia, Sudan, Somalia, Turkey |
عثمان | Egypt, Syria, Sudan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia |
Осман | Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Russia |
اوسمان | Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Iraq |
奥斯曼 | China |
עות'מאן, אוסמן | Israel |
Athuman, Athumani, Osmany, Osmañ, Osmàn, Osmàñ, Osmán, Osmân, Osmâñ, Osmãn, Osmãñ, Osmān, Othman, Othmane, Otmane, Ousmane, Ośman, Ośmañ, Ośmàñ, Ośmán, Ośmáń, Ośmân, Ošman, Ošmán, Ošmân, Usman, Uthman, Òsman, Òsmàn, Òsmàñ, Òsmán, Òśmàñ, Ósman, Ósmañ, Ósmàñ, Ósmán, Ósmáñ, Óśmàñ, Óśmáń, Ôsman, Ôsmañ, Ôsmàn, Ôsmàñ, Ôsmáñ, Ôsmân, Ôsmâñ, Ôsmãn, Ôsmãñ, Ôśmàn, Ôšmâñ,
Osman is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Osman Frenčević , the character from novel Jurmusa and Fatima or Turkish empire eats itself: the story of the liberation of six districts 1832-1834; Osman Bey , the fictional character; Osman Koçarslanlı , character in Avrupa Yakasi; Osman , the operatic character in the opera Almira, Königin von Castilien and Osman , the operatic character in the opera Les Indes galantes.