hide your light under a bushel. to avoid letting people know that you are good at something, usually because you are shy (often in continuous tenses) I didn't realize you could play the piano-you've been hiding your light under a bushel. See also: bushel, hide, light, under. 1  Facebook.
Confidence votes 319K. Turkish word 'bey' is a titular name in many cases sort of like Sir to Western Europeans. Depending on the country of origin, it can simply mean Sir and title of respect.
Ä°LHAMÄ° m Turkish. Turkish form of ILHAM. Ä°LHAN m Turkish. From the Mongolian title il-Khan meaning subordinate Khan , which was first adopted by Genghis Khan's grandson Hulagu, who ruled a kingdom called the Ilkhanate that stretched from modern Iran to eastern Turkey.REN m Turkish. Means saint, holy person in Turkish. ERHAN m Turkish. From Turkish er brave man and han, which is from the title khan meaning leader. ERKAN m Turkish. From Turkish er brave man and kan blood. ERKÄ°N m Turkish. Means free in Turkish. EROL m Turkish. Means brave in Turkish.