By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Hebrew
"generous"
French/Armenian
"born at Christmas"
Slovak, Serbian and Latvian variation of Nadezhda, Slavic
"hope"
Slavic
Russian, Bulgarian
"hope; reliable"
Icelandic form of Nadia, Russian
Arabic
"equal, a peer"
"friend"
"precious, scarce"
"precious, rare"
"unique, rare"
Turkish, Albanian, Arabic
"rare"
Russian, Arabic; "hope; moist with dew"
"hope; moist with dew"
Slavic and Russian
Variation of Naida, Nahida, or Zenaida, Greek, Persian, Arabic
"water nymph; immaculate, undefiled; the life of Zeus"
"benevolent"
French short form of Nathanael or Gwenael
French, diminutive of names ending in -naël
"gift of God; blessed and generous"
Variation of Nayeli or Nael, Spanish, Zapotec, Breton
"I love you; blessed, generous"
Modern invention, possibly a variation of Naeli, Nayeli, or Nael
"I love you; generous; given by God"
Feminine form of Naël, French
German and Nordic form of Naomi, Hebrew; Japanese
"pleasantness; sapling, seed + beautful"
Latin
"incantation, lament"
"mole"
"precious, valuable"
Greek
"burner of ships"
Japanese
"long-lasting gate"
German occupational name
"maker of nails"
Sanskrit, Hindu
"lord of the snakes"
"prosperous, successful"
German occupational surname
"nailer or blacksmith"
Aramaic and Hebrew
"light"
Korean
"elegant; bliss"
Basque
"wish"
Puerto Rican variation of Naiara, Basque
"town between the rocks"
"rising"
Persian
"immaculate, pure"
"clear, bright"
"a drink of water"
Native American
"sturgeon"
