Nazly

Meaning of Nazly

Nazly, hailing from the Turkish and Persian word nazlı—often translated as “coquettish” or “grace-wrought”—unfurls in soft syllables as NAZ-lee (/ˈnæzli/), like a sakura blossom drifting across a moonlit koi pond. In its cool resonance, the name embodies the hush of a zen garden at dawn, delicate yet unwavering, conjuring bamboo groves stirred by a silent breeze. Though it won’t turn a nursery into an onsen, Nazly offers parents a poised fusion of whimsical refinement and inner strength, quietly ascending American charts with the shy confidence of a plum in bloom. For those drawn to a moniker that bridges antique Anatolian courts and the serene elegance of Japanese spring, Nazly stands as a testament to beauty that speaks in measured whispers rather than grand proclamations.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as NAZ-lee (/ˈnæzli/)

• Naima
• Nasreen
• Nazira
• Nazia
• Nadeen