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Bayramov

Language	Turkmen; Azeri
Origin
Derivation	Bayram
Meaning	holiday
Other names
Variant forms	Bajramović, Bajrami, Bayramoğlu

Bairamov or Bayramov is a surname. The female versions of the surname are Bairamova and Bayramova. Notable people with the surname include:

• Vladimir Bairamov (born 1980), Turkmen footballer
• Afgan Bayramov (born 1983), Azeri weightlifter
• Alikram Bayramov (born 1968), Azeri singer
• Aydın Bayramov (born 1996), Azeri footballer
• Ayshan Bayramova (born 1998), Azeri gymnast
• Döwlet Baýramow (born 1982), Turkmen footballer
• Durdy Bayramov (1938–2014), Turkmen academic and artist
• Fauziya Bayramova (born 1950), Russian Tatar politician and writer
• Fuad Bayramov (footballer, born 1994)
• Fuad Bayramov (footballer, born 1998)
• Ismayil Bayramov (1900–1945), Soviet Azeri soldier and national hero
• Jahana Bayramova (born 1997), Turkmen tennis player
• Jeyhun Bayramov (born 1973), Azeri politician
• Jeyran Bayramova (1896–1987), Azeri politician and women's rights activist
• Kamal Bayramov (born 1985), Azeri footballer
• Kamil Bayramov (born 1972), Azeri footballer and manager
• Kamran Bayramov (born 1979), Azeri politician and parliamentarian
• Maharram Bayramov (1928–1991), Soviet Azeri politician and journalist
• Narmin Bayramova (born 2005), Azeri gymnast
• Nazar Bayramov (born 1982), Turkmen footballer
• Nuru Bayramov (born 1963), Azeri surgeon and professor
• Rafig Bayramov (born 1972), Azeri politician
• Ramin Bayramov, Azeri journalist
• Rovshan Bayramov (born 1987), Azeri wrestler
• Samir Bayramov (born 1999), Russian footballer
• Tavakkul Bayramov (born 1981), Azeri taekwondo practitioner
• Toral Bayramov (born 2001), Azeri footballer
• Turan Bayramov (born 2001), Azeri wrestler and judoka
• Vugar Bayramov (born 1975), Azeri economist and parliamentarian
• Wladimir Baýramow (born 1980), Turkmen footballer and manager

See also

• Ali Bayramov Club, women's football club in Baku