The name Nevaeh, pronounced nuh-VAY-uh (/nəˈveɪə/), is a modern and unique choice for baby girls. Its origin is quite contemporary, as it was first introduced in the late 1990s and quickly gained popularity due to its creative twist: Nevaeh is "Heaven" spelled backward. This inventive approach has made the name stand out, symbolizing purity, beauty, and celestial grace. Over the past two decades, Nevaeh has seen a remarkable rise in usage in the United States, peaking at rank 25 in 2010 with 6,434 occurrences. Despite slight fluctuations in its ranking since then, it remains a beloved choice among parents who are drawn to its heavenly connotations and modern flair.
Beth Crist, also known as Nevaeh, is a prominent American professional wrestler recognized for her time in Impact Wrestling and Women of Wrestling (WOW) as Hazard, and for her appearances on the independent circuit, including Combat Zone Wrestling. |