1. Nora
Nora: Light (Irish), Honor (Arabic), Luminous Ray (Greek)
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Nora: Light (Irish), Honor (Arabic), Luminous Ray (Greek)
Norah: Light; Radiant glow of enlightenment
Noor: Arabic name meaning "light" (divine or truthful), purity, innocence, beauty
Nour means "light" in Arabic and is given to those who bring joy and light into the world.
"Lamp of the Lord" (Hebrew)
Nariah means "the Lord's Song"
Nori: Nourishment, light, radiance
Nyra (Sanskrit): Water, lotus; purity, renewal, adaptability, strength
Nyree means "purpose" or "plan" in Hebrew.
Nur: Arabic for "light," often given to children born during Ramadan or Laylat al-Qadr.
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