Boran
- proper noun
- "Not quite, but close," Boran said, his smile broad.
Examples
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In the story, Boran bravely led his friends on an adventure through the forest.
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Boran was excited to celebrate his birthday with Boran family and friends.
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Nakri, along with her brothers Boran and Yann, is no different.
Academic text (2004) -
Eventually, Nakri and Boran are reunited with their mother, brother, and extended family and find themselves in a refugee camp in Thailand.
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At that time, twelve-year-old Nakri, along with her older sister Teeda, older brother Boran, younger brother Yann, and their parents, fled to the countryside to be with her grandparents.
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When we visited Turkey, we met a kind man named Boran who shared fascinating stories.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Boran is a Turkish male name that comes from the Turkish word boran meaning 'storm', so it gives the idea of strength and energy.