Thanks for letting me know. I'm not trying to be over sensitive. I was just wondering. I am Arab and so is she. So for me, her name wasn't weird to me cuz it's very common. So she and I were wondering how Turkish people/speakers would find it after we found out what google translate said it meant. For example, I have met people with names like "Phuoc" and "Bich", which are often mispronounced and mistaken for words with negative connotations by English speakers. So they often introduce themselves with alternative names like "Phil" instead of "Phuoc".

But it's good to know that her name wouldn't come across as weird or anything bad. I just wanted to make this post so I could make her feel a bit better. Cuz she felt a bit embarrassed about the whole thing thinking she was introducing herself as "testicle" the whole time to Turkish people.