Novia
Meaning of Novia
Novia sweeps into the world like a vibrant Bollywood heroine meeting her groom under a monsoon sky—her very name borrowed from the Spanish word for “bride,” infusing every syllable (NOH-vyah) with romance and promise. She carries the warmth of sunlit courtyards in Goa and the laughter of Diwali nights, yet wears her Latin roots like a delicate garland of jasmine. In the U.S., little Novias have been tip-toeing up the popularity charts—around a dozen to twenty arriving annually, sitting near rank 930—making her feel both delightfully rare and quietly on the rise. Full of joy, love, and that playful spark of new beginnings, Novia is a name that tells a story of union, celebration, and endless possibilities.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as NOH-vyah (/'noβja/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Novia
| Novia Indriani Mamuaja - |
