Tohir
Meaning: Pure Gender: Male Pronunciation: To-Hir Language origin of Tohir: Arabic Regional origin of Tohir: Southeast Asia Languages Tohir is most common: Indonesian, Arabic Religions Tohir is most common: Islam First letter and sound: T, To Last letter and sound: R, hir Alternative Spelling: Tohyr, Tohier
Sulton
Meaning: King Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sul-Ton Language origin of Sulton: Arabic Regional origin of Sulton: Southeast Asia Languages Sulton is most common: Indonesian, Arabic Religions Sulton is most common: Islam First letter and sound: S, Sul Last letter and sound: N, ton Alternative Spelling: Sulten, Sultun
Tomy
Meaning: Twin Gender: Male Pronunciation: To-My Language origin of Tomy: Greek Regional origin of Tomy: Southeast Asia Languages Tomy is most common: Indonesian Religions Tomy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, To Last letter and sound: Y, my Alternative Spelling: Tommy, Tomie
Sumantri
Meaning: Leader Gender: Male Pronunciation: Su-Man-Tri Language origin of Sumantri: Austronesian Regional origin of Sumantri: Southeast Asia Languages Sumantri is most common: Indonesian Religions Sumantri is most common: None First letter and sound: S, Su Last letter and sound: I, tri Alternative Spelling: Sumantre, Sumantry
Triyono
Meaning: Third Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tri-Yo-No Language origin of Triyono: Austronesian Regional origin of Triyono: Southeast Asia Languages Triyono is most common: Indonesian Religions Triyono is most common: None First letter and sound: T, Tri Last letter and sound: O, ono Alternative Spelling: Tryono, Triyona
Suyono
Meaning: Light Gender: Male Pronunciation: Su-Yo-No Language origin of Suyono: Austronesian Regional origin of Suyono: Southeast Asia Languages Suyono is most common: Indonesian Religions Suyono is most common: None First letter and sound: S, Su Last letter and sound: O, ono Alternative Spelling: Suyonoh, Suyona
Septian
Meaning: Seventh Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sep-Tian Language origin of Septian: Latin Regional origin of Septian: Southeast Asia Languages Septian is most common: Indonesian Religions Septian is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Se Last letter and sound: N, tian Alternative Spelling: Septien, Septyan
Setiawan
Meaning: Loyal Gender: Male Pronunciation: Set-Ia-Wan Language origin of Setiawan: Austronesian Regional origin of Setiawan: Southeast Asia Languages Setiawan is most common: Indonesian Religions Setiawan is most common: None First letter and sound: S, Se Last letter and sound: N, wan Alternative Spelling: Setiawen, Setiyawan
Shandy
Meaning: Boisterous Gender: Male Pronunciation: Shan-Dy Language origin of Shandy: Germanic Regional origin of Shandy: Southeast Asia Languages Shandy is most common: Indonesian, English Religions Shandy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sha Last letter and sound: Y, dy Alternative Spelling: Shandi, Shandie
Shidiq
Meaning: Truthful Gender: Male Pronunciation: Shi-Diq Language origin of Shidiq: Arabic Regional origin of Shidiq: Southeast Asia Languages Shidiq is most common: Indonesian, Arabic Religions Shidiq is most common: Islam First letter and sound: S, Shi Last letter and sound: Q, diq Alternative Spelling: Siddiq, Shidiqh