Karaman
Karaman means:
- the city of Karaman in Turkey, see Karaman (city)
- the Turkish province of Karaman, see Karaman (province)
- the almost abandoned village in the Turkish province of Mardin, see Karaman (Kızıltepe)
- the place Karaman in Northern Cyprus
- the medieval Beylik (principality), see Karaman (Beylik)
- a river in Russia , see Great Karaman
- a river in Russia , see Little Karaman
- a cool morning wind in India , see Karaman (wind)
Karaman is a family name for the following people:
- Alexander Akimowitsch Karaman (* 1956), Moldovan politician
- Antun Matiašević Karaman († 1721), author of South Slavic sacred songs
- Božana Karaman (* 1943), Yugoslav zoologist
- Gordan Karaman (* 1938), Yugoslav speleologist and zoologist
- Hayrettin Karaman (* 1934), Turkish Islamic theologian, journalist and writer
- Hikmet Karaman (* 1960), Turkish football player
- Igor Karaman (* 1927), Yugoslav historian
- İlkan Karaman (* 1990), Turkish basketball player
- Immo Karaman (* 1972), German theater director
- Kenan Karaman (* 1994), German-Turkish soccer player
- Ljubo Karaman (1887–1971), Yugoslav art historian
- Matej Karaman (1700–1771), Dalmatian writer
- Mladen Karaman (* 1937), Serbian biologist
- Seddar Karaman (* 1994), Turkish soccer player
- Stanko Karaman (1889–1959), Yugoslav speleologist and zoologist
- Ünal Karaman (* 1966), Turkish soccer player
- Zora Karaman (1907–1974), Yugoslav entomologist
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