Navia
Meaning of Navia
Navia dances onto the scene like a sunbeam skipping across ocean waves: with roots in the Latin word navis, meaning “ship,” and a nod to Spain’s winding Navia River, it carries the promise of fresh beginnings and far-flung adventures. Whether whispered as NAH-vee-uh in English or rolled into NAH-vyah in Spanish, it glides off the tongue with playful confidence. Picture a child bearing this name—her laughter as bright as dawn on deck, her spirit charting courses through uncharted seas. In Navia, there’s a spark of wanderlust wrapped in warm familiarity, a name that feels both timeless and utterly modern, perfect for a little girl poised to make waves of her own.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as NAH-vee-uh (/ˈnɑviə/)
Spanish
- Pronunced as NAH-vyah (/ˈnavja/)
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Notable People Named Navia
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