Noura
/NOO-rah/
“Light, suggesting divine guidance and hope”
In Fulani
- How to say it
- NOO-rah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea, Mali
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
NouraNour
From the same family
01Asmau“Exalted and lofty; a name expressing high hopes for a daughter”→︎02Bashir“A bearer of good news and joyful hope”→︎03Faiza“Victorious and successful; a hopeful name for a daughter who will flourish”→︎04Matar“Rain; a hopeful blessing from the sky”→︎05Nadia“The spelling has multiple origins. As Arabic Nadiya/Nādiyah it is commonly glossed “dewy,” “fresh,” or “moist”; as a Slavic form it is associated with “hope.” It does not directly mean “tender-hearted.””→︎06Najat“A hopeful name for a child whose life brings relief and grace”→︎07Saadia“Fortunate and blessed, with hopes of happiness and prosperity”→︎08Yusra“Ease, comfort, and hopeful prosperity”→︎
In Wolof
- How to say it
- NOO-ra
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Senegal, Gambia
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
NouraNura
From the same family