adile

Adile is a feminine given name of Turkish origin. It is the Turkish form of a name derived from the Arabic adil, meaning just or fair. As such, Adile connotes justice and virtue and has been used across Turkish-speaking communities since the Ottoman period. The name appears in literature, historical records, and contemporary media, reflecting its continued presence in Turkish culture.

In modern times, Adile Naşit (1930–1987) stands out as a prominent bearer of the name. She was a Turkish actress and comedian, renowned for her work in film and on children’s television, and is regarded as a beloved figure in Turkish popular culture. Another historical bearer is Adile Sultan, a member of the Ottoman imperial family, who is noted in royal annals and court life.

As a given name, Adile remains in occasional use in Turkey and among Turkish communities abroad. It can be found in diverse contexts, from families naming their daughters to appearances in novels and media. The name’s association with justice and virtue contributes to its enduring appeal, even as naming trends evolve.