Noemin

A rare form of the popular Naomi, found in the Greek Old Testament, Noemin is pronounced with the emphasis on the last syllable (-MEEN), while the first two glide smoothly into each other. It may appeal as an unexpected alternative to the US Top 50 choice, and a way to nicknames Mina and Nina.

Meaning "pleasantness" from the Hebrew na'am, it is borne by the mother-in-law of Ruth in the Bible.

Pronounced noh-uh-MEEN.