Jenoah

Meaning of Jenoah

Jenoah is a vibrant twist on the time-honored Noah, merging Hebrew roots of “rest and comfort” with a sun-kissed Latin pizzazz that feels like a flamenco sunrise in a Spanish plaza. Its syllables roll off the tongue—juh-NO-uh—like soft music on a breezy afternoon, promising both gentle calm and lively spirit. Though still a hidden gem—hovering around the 900th spot in recent American baby-name charts with just five to eleven little Jenoahs each year—its rarity is precisely what makes it magnetic, like stumbling upon the last empanada at a street fair. Parents who choose Jenoah for their baby boy are handing him more than a name: they’re gifting a story that dances between classic comfort and modern flair, ensuring his journey begins with a note of joyous individuality.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as juh-NO-uh (/dʒuˈnoə/)