Baligul
“balig” is an arabic word (name) with the middle name as “ul”, which makes “baligul”, after concatenating “balig” and “ul”. it should be pr-nounce as “baleegh”. its comprises of two arabic words which are “balagat” and “fasahat” or one can say “balagat-o-fasahat”. where “balagat” means a person whom one can understand very easily(like an open book). and “fasahat” means a person who leaves his/her impact on the listener by his/her talks.
baligul like balig who was a smuggler who worked for talon karrde for many years. he was a turbolaser gunner on wild karrde during the raid on bilbringi.
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