Nabia
Nabia
Reported interpretation: good fortune
Regional naming usage; derivation disputedCommonly reported meaningMuslim baby names with meanings
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Nabia
Reported interpretation: good fortune
Regional naming usage; derivation disputedCommonly reported meaningنبيلة
Noble; feminine of Nabil
Arabicندى
Dew, moisture; generosity
Arabicناديّة
Announcement, call; Arabic Nadia form
Arabicنادرة
Rare; feminine of Nadir
Arabicنفيسة
Precious, valuable
Arabicنغمة / نغمہ
Melody, musical note, song
Arabic; Urdu and Pashto usageNaida
Commonly interpreted as water nymph
Greek-related; Balkan usageCommonly reported meaningنائلة / نائلہ
Attainer; Feminine form of Nail
Arabic, UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningنعيمة
Tranquil, happy; feminine of Naim
Arabicنائرہ
Commonly interpreted as shining, glittering
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningنائرہ نور
Commonly interpreted as combination: shining, glittering; Light
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningنجاة
Salvation, rescue, deliverance
Arabicناجحة
Successful, achieving
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنجمة / نجمہ
Star; Feminine form of Najm
Arabic, UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningنجوى
Secret, whisper, confidential talk
Arabicنرگس
Daffodil, narcissus
Persian; Greek-derived wordنشيطة
Energetic, active, lively
ArabicНасиба
Fate, luck
Uzbek, Tajikنسيمة
Breeze-related feminine form of Nasim
Arabicنسرین
Wild rose
PersianNasteexo
Reported interpretation: advice or counsel
SomaliCommonly reported meaningنورین
Commonly interpreted as radiant, luminous, bright
South Asian Muslim naming usageCommonly reported meaningنوال
Gift
Arabicنایاب
Commonly interpreted as rare, unique, hard to find
Persian; Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningNazan
Commonly interpreted as proud, displaying charm
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningنازنین
Sweetheart, darling
PersianНазгүл
Commonly interpreted as delicate or beautiful flower
Central Asian / Turkic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningنازیہ / নাজিয়া
Sweet, coy
Urdu, Bengaliنظيرة / Назира
Similar, counterpart; Feminine form of Nazir 2
Arabic, Kyrgyz, Kazakh, Tajik, UzbekHistorical association; not a literal meaningNazlı
Delicate, beautiful, coy; Name form related to Nazli
Turkish, AzerbaijaniHistorical association; not a literal meaningنازو
Commonly interpreted as beautiful, whimsical
PashtoCommonly reported meaningNdeye / Ndèye
Mother; also used as a respectful naming element
Wolofنگار
Beloved
Persianنگین
Gemstone
PersianNehir
River
TurkishНејра
Possibly luminous or bright
BosnianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainНермин / نرمين
Soft, gentle
Bosnian, Turkish, Arabic (Egyptian)Нермина
Soft, gentle; Feminine form of Nermin
BosnianHistorical association; not a literal meaningNeslihan
Lineage and khan/ruler
TurkishNot always. Transliteration systems and regional spellings differ. Compare the original script and alternate spellings on the name page.
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