With roots in ancient Persia, Nima (NEE-mah) is a unisex gem that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. In Farsi, it carries echoes of justice and blessings—like a gentle poem drifting on a spring breeze—while its two-syllable simplicity makes it easy to say and hard to forget. Though still under the radar in the United States, with around a dozen babies named Nima each year and a 2024 rank near 910, it’s quietly winning hearts among parents who crave something distinctive yet warmly familiar. Nima’s poetic heritage (think Nima Yoshij, the father of modern Persian verse) gives it an artistic flair, and its smooth pronunciation rolls off the tongue with a smile, making it a perfect choice for both boys and girls today.
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