SURNAMEEntry 1,653
Derdiyok
Derdiyok /deɾdiˈjok/
“carefree”1
Established origin Derdiyok: root entries for dert + yok · How do we know?
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How do you pronounce Derdiyok?
Derdiyok
The stress usually falls on syllable 3 (marked). In everyday Turkish, stress in surnames varies by speaker and region.
How was the name Derdiyok formed?
Derdiyok was formed by joining derdi (“dert: sorrow, worry (possessed)”) and yok (“yok: there is none”).
How is Derdiyok written and pronounced abroad?
Derdiyok has no Turkish-specific letters and is written the same way abroad.
Which surnames have a meaning similar to Derdiyok?
Kaygısız, Can and Biricik share gloss keywords with Derdiyok within the same primary category.
Which guides add context to Derdiyok?
Read the root, formation and register information for Derdiyok alongside these guides: How Turkish Surnames Are Formed: Roots and Suffixes and How to research a Turkish surname and family tree.
Where do these facts come from?
- 1 Wikimedia Wiktionary: dert
- 2 Wikimedia Vikisözlük: yok
- 3 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Kanunu (Kanun No. 2525)
Common questions about Derdiyok
- Q1
What does the surname Derdiyok mean?
- This is derdi yok, “he has no trouble”, written as one word, meaning “carefree, untroubled”. Dert comes from Persian dard “pain”; yok, which closes the phrase, is Turkish.
- Q2
What is the origin of the surname Derdiyok?
- Derdiyok is made up of two elements: dert “sorrow, worry; illness (Persian dard)” (Persian) and yok “non-existent, there is not” (Turkic).
- Q3
How do you pronounce Derdiyok?
- Der·di·yok, 3 syllables; IPA: /deɾdiˈjok/.