Ağabağı

Ağabağı is a Turkish surname. It is derived from a combination of two Turkish words: "Ağa" and "Bağı."

"Ağa" is a Turkish title of respect, historically used for a leader, landlord, or someone of high social standing. Its precise meaning and usage varied depending on the historical period and geographical location. It can also refer to an elder or master.

"Bağı" translates to "vineyard" or "garden" in Turkish. It can also refer to a connection, bond, or dependence.

Therefore, the surname Ağabağı could be interpreted as "Ağa's vineyard/garden" or "related to an Ağa who owned a vineyard/garden." It is a common practice in Turkish surname formation to incorporate elements related to ancestry, occupation, social status, or geographical location. Surnames often became officially adopted during the Surname Law of 1934.