Aigerim
Carries a phrase meaning "lovely moon", from a language that is neither Polish nor Slavic. Only about 170 women in Poland answer to it, so most people here will never meet one.
Aigerim Pronunciation
Aigerim is pronounced ah-ee-GE-reem (/aiˈgɛrim/).
What Aigerim means
Where Aigerim comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Aigerim comes from the Turkic-speaking world, and its origin lies well outside European name stock. The first syllable, ai, is the Kazakh and wider Turkic word for moon. The second part traces to the Arabic karim, meaning noble or generous. Kazakh speakers read the whole as beautiful moon, in Polish piękny księżyc.
That moon element opens a large family of Kazakh girls' names. Aigul pairs it with flower, Aisulu with beauty, Ainur with light. Aigerim sits among them. A child called Aigerim on a Polish class register will often be the only one there.
The name stays common in Kazakhstan today. It travels with families who move, and it reaches Poland the same way. The bright half of it, ai, still means moon.
How many people are named Aigerim
1 in 132611 women in Poland is named Aigerim. 170 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2446 among female names.