Turkish feminine-origin surnames

Do you mean you want examples of Turkish surnames that have a feminine origin or meaning, or are you asking for a single Turkish surname that is of feminine origin? I can help both ways — here are brief options. Tell me which you prefer.

If you want examples of Turkish surnames with feminine meanings or origins:

• Aydan — from "ay" (moon) with a feminine sense; used as both given name and surname.
• Gül / Güler / Gültekin — from "gül" (rose), a common feminine element in names.
• Nur / Nuran / Nuriye — from "nur" (light), often feminine.
• Yıldız — "star", frequently a feminine given name and used as a surname.
• Sevgi / Sevim / Sevinç — from "sev-" (love), used as feminine names and sometimes as surnames.
• Derya — "sea", used for women and also as a surname.
• Safiye / Safi — from "saf" (pure), feminine forms appearing as family names.

If you want a single clear example to use as a surname with a feminine origin:

• Gül (means "rose") — widely recognized, floral and feminine in origin.

If you instead meant "Turkish surnames that indicate descent from a woman" or surnames specifically derived from female personal names, clarify and I can list examples (for instance, surnames formed from female given names such as Fatmaoğlu would mean "child of Fatma").

Which of these were you after?