Nili
Meaning of Nili
Bathed in the soft luminescence of a moonlit Zen garden, the name Nili, pronounced NEE-lee, drifts like a lone cherry-blossom petal upon a still koi pond; of Hebrew origin, she springs from the ancient acrostic Netzaḥ Yisraʼel Lo Yishaker—“The Eternal One of Israel will not lie”—her consonants echoing a vow as timeless as bamboo swaying in the night breeze, while her letters carry the resolute spirit of the clandestine NILI espionage circle that once wove hope through Ottoman-era olive groves. In modern America, she unfurls with quiet momentum across birth registries, holding steadfast just shy of the nine-hundred mark, inviting those who cherish a name woven from poetic grace, serene simplicity, and profound heritage.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as NEE-lee (/ˈniːli/)
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Notable People Named Nili
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