Didem

Didem ist ein sehr schöner Name, ist in der Liste meiner Wunschnamen für meine Tochter in der Zukunft. Meine Tante heißt so.

Thr name DIDEM is widespread in Turkey despite not being of Turkish origin. It is actually a combination of two words: "dide" and "m." The word "dide" is derived from Persian/Kurdish and has different meanings in each language. In Persian, it is used as a past participle, meaning "seen," while in Kurdish, it refers to the "pupil of the eye." "Didem" appears in numerous Kurdish poems as a term of endearment, often translated as "my beloved" or "my eyes." Additionally, Kurdish speakers commonly use expressions such as "binayi didem," "roshnayi didem," or "somay didem," which translate to "the light or sight of my eyes," when calling or addressing their children or significant others. Below is an example of a Kurdish poem by the poet Khadim:

Sa bawer teshrif ay nuri didem
wey dide juz to kesê nedidem

Translated as:
Come, O light of my eyes,
With these eyes, I see no one but you.

Didem ist ein türkischer Mädchen -Name.
Früher im Osmanischen Reich benutzte man den Namen als gehobenen Ausdruck für besonders geliebte , liebevolle Menschen, die man sehr wertschätzte. Ich bin verheiratet mit einer sehr wertvollen Frau in diesem Namen , die mir 3 Söhne geschenkt hat. Sie ist unser Sonnenschein