Gökçe
A Turkish name meaning "sky blue, azure". In Poland it's about as rare as a name gets: only 36 people carry it, nearly all of them women, so most Poles have never met one.
Gökçe Pronunciation
Gökçe is pronounced GÖKÇE (/gökçɛ/).
What Gökçe means
Where Gökçe comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Gökçe is a Turkish name built from gök, the word for the sky and for the color blue at once. Turkish keeps those two together, so a single word holds the sky and its shade. Add the suffix -çe and the name reads as sky blue, azure. It goes to daughters and to sons.
The same root sits on the map. Gökçeada, an island in the Aegean, carries gök in its name and ranks as the largest island in Turkey. Turkish lends this color-of-the-sky word freely, to people and to land.
In Poland the letters ök and çe fall outside the alphabet, so the name stays visibly Turkish on any urząd form. A teacher slows down over it while reading a class register. What it means does not change in the crossing. Gökçe still says azure, still says the blue of the sky.
How many people are named Gökçe
1 in 663054 women in Poland is named Gökçe. 36 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #6588 among female names.
Gökçe as a middle name
Gökçe is a first name for 36 women in Poland and a middle name for another 11, a 77/23 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 2276th, between Giorgia (11) and Gözde (11).
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#2274 Gioia11
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#2275 Giorgia11
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#2276 Gökçe11
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#2277 Gözde11
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#2278 Haydee11