Nokuthula
/noh-koo-TOO-lah/
“Mother of peace.”
In Xhosa
- How to say it
- noh-koo-TOO-lah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Nokubonga“The mother of thanksgiving; a life received with gratitude”→︎02Nokulunga“Mother of goodness; goodness and virtue.”→︎03Nokuzola“A peaceful presence in the home and family”→︎04Daluxolo“Bringer or creator of peace”→︎05Lulama“Peaceful, calm and gentle”→︎06Lulamile“One who has found peace”→︎07Luxolo“Peace and calm”→︎08Mxolisi“Peacemaker and forgiver”→︎09Mziwoxolo“Home of peace—a peaceful and welcoming presence”→︎10Noxolo“A peaceful and gentle presence”→︎11Phumla“Rest and peace”→︎12Phumlani“Rest; be at peace.”→︎
In Zulu
- How to say it
- noh-koo-TOO-lah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Nokubonga“A life surrounded by gratitude and thanksgiving”→︎02Nokuhle“A beautiful one; a child surrounded by beauty”→︎03Nokukhanya“Light; conventionally “mother of light.””→︎04Nokululeko“Freedom and the hope of living unrestrained”→︎05Nokulunga“Goodness, virtue, and righteousness”→︎06Nokuphila“Life; living; conventionally “mother of life.””→︎07Nokuthokoza“With joy and happiness”→︎08Nokuzithoba“A child associated with humility and modesty”→︎09Nokuzola“Peaceful, gentle, and composed”→︎10Jonah“A dove; a gentle name symbolizing peace and hope”→︎11Khethukuthula“Choose peace.”→︎12Muziwokuthula“Home/homestead of peace.”→︎