Nolia
Meaning of Nolia
Nolia is pronounced NOH-lee-uh in both British and American English and functions as a feminine English given name derived from Magnolia (itself from the Latin magnus “great”). It evokes the magnolia flower, an emblem of dignity and resilience in Southern American culture. US Social Security data trace its usage back to 1880, followed by modest mid-century declines and a resumed but limited trajectory in the 21st century, with rankings consistently below 950. This persistent rarity underscores Nolia's analytical appeal, combining a transparent etymology with subtle regional nuance. With fewer than a dozen annual US births, encountering two Nolias in the same classroom remains statistically unlikely. For parents prioritizing technical clarity and distinctive scarcity, Nolia presents a balanced and uncommon choice.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as NOH-lee-uh (/ˈnəʊliə/)
American English
- Pronunced as NOH-lee-uh (/ˈnoʊliə/)
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