Nyree

Meaning of Nyree

Nyree (Armenian: nee-RAY (/ni:ˌreɪ/); English: ny-REE (/naɪ.ˈri/)) dances across continents like a vibrant rangoli spun at Diwali, weaving its roots in the ancient Armenian toponym Nairi—“land of canyons”—with a cheeky English twist. Picture a Chennai mother in a silk sari, the air thick with jasmine and anticipation, whispering Nyree to her newborn, and suddenly the name feels like a monsoon melody bursting through city streets. Unisex at heart, Nyree flutters joyfully across gender lines, whether it’s a bright little boy chasing peacocks in a Kerala courtyard or a curious daughter humming her first Bollywood tune. Its tune has been climbing the US baby charts with the same excitement as an underdog hero in a masala film. For parents craving a name as comforting as chai at dawn yet as adventurous as a spice-laden breeze, Nyree wraps heritage and modern flair into one unforgettable swirl.

Pronunciation

Armenian

  • Pronunced as nee-RAY (/ni:ˌreɪ/)

English

  • Pronunced as ny-REE (/naɪ.ˈri/)

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Notable People Named Nyree

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