SURNAMEEntry 922
Cömert
“generous, open-handed”2
- CategoryVirtue and integrity
- OriginPersian
- FormAdjective
- Letters / syllables
- 6 / 2
- Formation
- Adjective
- Vowel harmony
- front
- Initial
- C
Contents§1–§10
How do you pronounce Cömert?
The stress usually falls on syllable 2 (marked). In everyday Turkish, stress in surnames varies by speaker and region.
What does the surname Cömert mean?
Cömert describes an open-handed person who gives freely of money and goods. The word comes from Persian javānmard, “young man; chivalrous, manly person”; in Turkish the generosity side of chivalry won out.2
Cömert is also an ordinary word in everyday Turkish.
How was the name Cömert formed?
Cömert belongs to the “adjective” class of surnames.
Who are some well-known people named Cömert?
- Hülya Cömert volleyball player 1980–
- Ahmet Cömert boxer 1926–1990
- Ecem Cömert association football player 1998–
- Ferit Cömert association football player 1983–
- Bedrettin Cömert author 1940–1978
- Faruk Cömert soldier 1946–
- Murat Cömert association football player 1987–
- Bahri Cömert politician 1930–2018
People surnamed Cömert as recorded in Wikidata, ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions.
Is Cömert also a first name?
Yes. Cömert is given as a first name too, carrying the same sense: “generous, open-handed”.
Cömert as a first name: meaning and statistics — turkiyenames.com →
How is Cömert written and pronounced abroad?
In databases without Turkish characters it usually appears as Comert.
Where do these facts come from?
- 1 Wikimedia Vikisözlük: cömert
- 2 Wikimedia Wiktionary: cömert
- 3 Wikimedia Foundation Wikidata: people with this family name
- 4 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Kanunu (Kanun No. 2525)
- 5 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Nizamnamesi (Bakanlar Kurulu Kararı 2/1759)
- 6 turkiyenames.com Türkiye İsimleri (turkiyenames.com)
Common questions about Cömert
- Q1
What does the surname Cömert mean?
- Cömert describes an open-handed person who gives freely of money and goods. The word comes from Persian javānmard, “young man; chivalrous, manly person”; in Turkish the generosity side of chivalry won out.
- Q2
What is the origin of the surname Cömert?
- The root word of Cömert is cömert (Persian): “generous, open-handed”.
- Q3
How do you pronounce Cömert?
- Cö·mert, 2 syllables; IPA: /dʒøˈmeɾt/.