Mongolian had no written form until 1204 when Genghis gave orders for it to be written in Uighur characters based on an Aramaic alphabet. In English, k/g, t/d, o/u and ö/ü are interchangeable.
First Names
These seem to be used for either males or females.
| Al | Alagh | Altan |
| Arban | Arghun | Arigh |
| Arik-Boke | Ariunbold | Arslan |
| Baichu | Batachikhan | Batu |
| Bayan | Bayar | Bekter |
| Belgutai | Berke | Boke |
| Bora | Borchu | Borte |
| Bourtai | Buandelgereen | Budragchaa |
| Bumbyn | Buqa | Burilgi |
| Chagadai | Chagan | Chagatai |
| Chaghatai | Chamuka | Chatagai |
| Checheg | Chengelay | Cheren |
| Chinua | Chulunny | Dalan |
| Damdinsuryn | Dampildorg | Dash |
| Dashiyn | Delger | Dochin |
| Dojoodorj | Dologhon | Dorben |
| Dorj | Duger | Edigey |
| Eiji | Enq | Erdene |
| Erdenijn | Gal | Galdan |
| Gan | Genghis | Gerel |
| Ghazan | Gombo | Gombojavyn |
| Guildar | Gurban | Gutchluk |
| Guyuk | Ho'elun | horloogiyn |
| Houlun | Hulagu | Inalchuk |
| Isuke | Jagun | Jambyn |
| Jaran | Jebtsundamba | Jochi |
| Juchi | Juchin | Jurgaghan |
| Kabul | Kassar | Khaidu |
| Khidyr | Kipchak | Kitbuqa |
| Koke | Kouang | Kubilai |
| Kuzhuk | Magnai | Magsa |
| Maidar | Mamay | Mangu |
| Merkid | Minghan | Mongke |
| Mongo | Muhuli | Mukuli |
| Munlik | Naiman | Nasan |
| Nayan | Negan | Nevniz |
| Nogay | Noyon | Nymadawa |
| Ogotai | Osol | Otchigin |
| Oyugun | Punsalmaagiyn | Puntsagiyn |
| Qacha | Qadan | Qara |
| Qasar | Qo'ai-marael | Qorchi |
| Qori | Qorin | Qoyor |
| Qulan | Qutlugh | Qutugh |
| Shria | Ssima | Sube |
| Subotai | Suhe | Sukhebaatar |
| Suren | Surengiin | Surtak |
| Taban | Tabin | Taidjut |
| Targoutai | Tebtengri | Tegus |
| Temuder | Temuge | Temujin |
| Temulun | Temur | Tikhtamysh |
| Tilik | Toghrul | Tolui |
| Toquchar | Toukta | Tuli |
| Tuluy | Tumen | Ulagan |
| Unegen | Vachir | Yaba |
| Yeke | Yeran | Yesukai |
| Yisun | Yumjaagiyn |
These were not used until modern times.
| Arbis | Batmunkh | Batmuntch |
| Bat-Uul | Bira | Borhondoi |
| Boshigt | Byambasuren | Chimidorj |
| Choybalsan | Dashyondon | Davaa |
| Ganbaatar | Ganbold | Gansukh |
| Gonbat | Hattori | Ishkand |
| Jasray | Namnanorj | Ochirbal |
| Ochirbat | Olzvoi | Saihan |
| Tomor-ochir | Tsedenbal | Tserendjav |
| Yundendorj |
This collection of names was compiled by Kate Monk and is ©1997, Kate Monk.
Copies may be made for personal use only.