Nada
Meaning of Nada
The name Nada is a beautiful and meaningful choice for a baby girl, with origins in both Serbian and Arabic cultures. In Serbian, Nada (pronounced NAH-dah) means "hope," reflecting a positive and uplifting sentiment. In Arabic, Nada (pronounced NAH-duh) translates to "dew" or "generosity," evoking images of freshness and kindness. The name has seen various levels of popularity in the United States over the years, reaching its highest rank in 1931 at 797. A notable variation of this name is Nadia, which shares similar roots and meanings. Whether chosen for its cultural significance or its melodic sound, Nada is a timeless name that carries with it an essence of optimism and grace.
Pronunciation
Serbian
- Pronunced as NAH-dah (/ˈnɑdɑ/)
Arabic
- Pronunced as NAH-duh (/ˈnɑdə/)
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Notable People Named Nada
| Nada Sehnaoui is a renowned visual artist and political activist known for her diverse artworks exhibited internationally. |
| Nada Mohsen Mourtada-Sabbah is the secretary general of the University Leadership Council and a prominent figure in educational development in the United Arab Emirates. |
| Nada al-Ahdal - Nada Al-Ahdal is a Yemeni human rights activist who gained international attention for speaking out against child marriage in her country. |
| Nada Miletić was a Bosnian medievalist, art historian, and archaeologist known for her expertise at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina and for founding the study of the Migration Period in Bosnian archaeology. |
| Nada Naumović, a Serbian student activist, was posthumously honored as a People's Hero of Yugoslavia after being killed in World War II. |
