Nimra

Meaning of Nimra

Nimra, pronounced nim-rah (/nɪmˈrɑː/), is a feminine jewel of Arabic origin meaning “tigeress,” its gentle consonants and open vowels evoking the soft hum of a lute in a sunlit courtyard. Like alabaster warmed by afternoon light, it blends fierce grace with refined elegance, conjuring the regal pause of a desert pantheress beneath a proud palm. Since its debut in U.S. Social Security records in the early 1990s, Nimra has charted a steady course between the 840th and 980th ranks, carrying its modest but enduring presence like a lone star rising in a dusky sky. For parents weaving ancestral pride with a dash of exotic flair, Nimra settles on the tongue like the ripest olive from an Iberian mercado—satisfyingly robust, unexpectedly tender, and impossible to forget.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as nim-rah (/nɪmˈrɑː/)

• Nimrat
• Nimrah
• Nirmala