Nisreen
Meaning of Nisreen
The name Nisreen is a beautiful and elegant choice for a baby girl, rooted in Arabic origin. Pronounced as ni-SREEN (/nɪsˈriːn/), it evokes images of delicate flowers, as it is often associated with the wild rose or sweetbriar. This name carries a sense of grace and natural beauty, making it a timeless option for parents seeking something unique yet meaningful. Variations of this name include Nisrin, offering slight nuances in spelling while retaining its charming essence.
In the United States, Nisreen has seen modest usage over the years, reflecting a steady but niche popularity among newborns. For instance, in 2023, six babies were named Nisreen, ranking it at 13,414th place. The highest occurrence was in 1995 and 1998 with 14 babies each year, peaking at ranks of 6,721 and 6,719 respectively. Despite its relatively low frequency in recent years, the name Nisreen remains an enchanting choice that stands out due to its cultural richness and poetic connotations.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ni-SREEN (/nɪsˈriːn/)
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Notable People Named Nisreen
| Nisreen Alwan is a British-Iraqi public health researcher and professor known for her work in maternal and child health, as well as her advocacy for long COVID awareness during the pandemic. |
| Nisreen El-Hashemite is an Iraqi scientist and activist known for her work in promoting women in science and women's health and development. |
