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Greek, diminutive of Nicole
Greek
"victory"
Russian cognate of Greek Aniketos
"unconquered"
Russian, Sanskrit
"victor; house"
Diminutive of Nicole or Indian, Punjabi, Sikh
"people of victory; little one"
Diminutive of Nicholas
"victory of the people"
Greenlandic, from Greek
"people of victory"
Finnish variation of Nicholas; diminutive of Nikolaos, Greek
Serbian from the Greek Nikolaos
"Victory of the people"
Variation of Nicholas
Turkish
"the Nile"
Catalan and Russian variation of Neil, Irish
"cloud"
Turkish and Azerbaijani
"moon over the River Nile"
River name and color name
"dark blue, indigo"
Modern invented name
Hebrew
"margosa tree"
Hebrew, Arabic, and Hindi
"thread, hair; blessing; margosa tree"
Latin nature name
"dark cloud"
Literary name, meaning unknown
Dutch and Frisian diminutive of Katherine, English from Greek
"pure"
English word name
"number nine"
Italian, diminutive of Giannino and of Antonino
Georgian
"of Nineveh"
"light, or furrow, plowed field"
Thai, Hebrew, Arabic
"everlasting; plowed field; first-born; fires"
Thai, Hebrew, Yoruba, Arabic
"eternal; plowed field; first-born son; memory, vision; fires"
"plowed field"
Punjabi, Hindi
"without hatred"
Sanskrit
"place of great bliss"
"miracle"
Sanskrit, Hindi
"always, eternal"
"flower bud"
"night"
English
"son of Nicholas"
"meeting with the Lord"
"motion"
"pleasantness, charm, tenderness"
Latin
"aristocratic"
Greek, Latin, and Georgian variation of Noah, Hebrew
"rest, repose"
Greek, Georgian, and Latin variation of Noah, Hebrew
French, Spanish, Portuguese and Hungarian from Hebrew
French
"Christmas"
"brightness"
Variation of Nuha or Nohar, Arabic, Hebrew
"mind, wisdom; illumination"
Variation of Nohar, Nuha, or Nohara, Hebrew, Arabic, Assyrian
"soft light; mind, wisdom; illumination"
Hawaiian
"handsome"
"black"
Irish
"champion"
Irish variation of Noel
"December, Christmas"
Latin and Scandinavian variation of Oliver
Word name
Arabic; Dutch variation of Eleonora
"light"
Arabic
German
"bright or renowned north"
Variation of Nori, Norse
"north, small person"
Dutch variation of Nora, Irish or Greek
Japanese, Norse
"doctrine or seaweed; north or small person"
Japanese, English short form or Eleanor, Leonora, Nora, Honora, or North, form of Nor or Nuri, Arabic, Turkish
"ceremonial rites, doctrine, seaweed; unknown, honor, north; my light"
