The name Eren was used by tribal Turkish nomads and it has lots of different meanings: 1. According to Divan-ı Lugatit-Turk (the first Turkish dictionary which was written by Mahmud of Kashgar) in the 12th century and its meaning was "men" and it comes from the word "er" which means "man" 2. In the 13th or 14th century Eren's were the turkomans (the name used for muslim Oghuz Turks) who were trying to spread the Islamic faith to the world The meaning of the word "saint" isn't the name "Eren", its meaning is "aziz" in Turkish. Some people say that it is too feminine but its meaning is masculine.
Although the majority of Turkish people are Muslim, there is a minority of Christians in the country and history of the faith's existence in the area. Also, the Islamic term "wali" is roughly translated as "saint" into English, which could be the case here.
― Anonymous User 12/20/2010
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1. According to Divan-ı Lugatit-Turk (the first Turkish dictionary which was written by Mahmud of Kashgar) in the 12th century and its meaning was "men" and it comes from the word "er" which means "man"
2. In the 13th or 14th century Eren's were the turkomans (the name used for muslim Oghuz Turks) who were trying to spread the Islamic faith to the world
The meaning of the word "saint" isn't the name "Eren", its meaning is "aziz" in Turkish. Some people say that it is too feminine but its meaning is masculine.