What are the common surnames of Kazakhs and what do they mean in Kazakh?

Kazakhstan, like Mongolian, Jurchen and other grassland nationalities, is a tribal system. Jurchen is divided into eight flags, each with eight cows. Kazakhstan is divided into three Yu Zi, small Yuzi in the west, big Yu Zi in the south-central, and the largest number in central Yu Zi, which is distributed in the east and north (the only area here includes Kazakhstan, a part of Uzbekistan, and a large area of land distributed in northern Xinjiang).

Kazakhs and Han people don't have the same surname, but all of them are descendants of a tribe that has been separated from the above three Yu Zi. So besides asking names, we will also ask ourselves which tribe we belong to, and there is a close relationship between tribes.