Nouri
Meaning of Nouri
In the mosaic of global names, Nouri emerges as a unisex gem rooted in Arabic and Persian heritage—born of the word nūr, meaning “light”—and pronounced with effortless grace as noo-REE (/nuːˈri/). It carries a warm radiance, as if each syllable were a lantern swinging through a Sevilla plaza at dusk, promising hope with every breath. Skillfully balancing technical precision and lyrical charm, Nouri has gently brightened American birth rolls—rising from just six newborns in 2015 to fourteen by 2019, seventeen in 2022 and peaking at twenty-five in 2023, before gracing twelve babies in 2024—nestled near the 950th rank. Equally at home on boys and girls, this luminous name glides off the tongue without a stumble—plus, it spares parents the raised eyebrows of relatives rifling through phonetic guides—inviting its bearer to cast a steadfast glow across life’s winding paths.
Pronunciation
Arabic,Persian
- Pronunced as noo-REE (/nuːˈri/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Nouri
| Nouri al-Maliki - |
| Nouri Khodayari - |
