Nohan
Meaning of Nohan
Nohan—pronounced no-HAHN (/noˈhɑn/)—feels like a monsoon breeze you didn’t know you needed: fresh, gentle, full of promise. It’s a modern twist on the ancient Hebrew name Noah, which means “rest” or “comfort.” With a warm Indian flourish, Nohan weaves global heritage into a single delightful syllable. From just 6 little Nohans in 2020 (rank 912) and 5 in 2021 (rank 929), this spirited name has doubled in a few short years. Now 14 baby Nohans arrived in 2024, lifting the name to rank 910 on US charts. It conjures the echo of temple bells at dawn and the playful dance of kites in summer skies. That soft H hums off the tongue like jasmine at dusk. In one bright syllable, Nohan offers serene joy and bold optimism—an ideal compass for a boy set to carve his own path (and maybe steal the show at both sari shops and science fairs).
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as no-HAHN (/noˈhɑn/)
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Notable People Named Nohan
| Nohan Kenneh - |
