Nola

The name Nola is associated with beauty and grace, owing to its meaning 'fair shoulder' in Irish. It also has historical significance, representing originality and cultural richness in Latin, as a reference to Nola, a city in Italy.

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The name Nola is believed to have roots in both Irish and Latin cultures. In Irish, it is derived from the name Fionnghuala, meaning 'fair shoulder.' In Latin, it is thought to have originated from the city of Nola in Italy, signifying a place name.

  • Popularity: 1,431st
  • Babies named Nola in the US in 2023:
    Female: 379
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Nole, Nolie, Nolita, N, Nolly.
  • Full Names: Finola, Magnolia, Nolan, Leonola, Nolita.
  • Famous Namesakes: Nola Fairbanks-actress, Nola Ochs-world's oldest college graduate, Nola Marino-politician, Nola Carvajal-artist, Nola Proctor-screenwriter.
  • Gender: Traditionally a female name, though it is increasingly being seen as gender-neutral.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Nola resonates with the number 6, which symbolizes nurturing, responsibility, and service to the community. The energy of this name is harmonious and balanced, encouraging peace and stability. It is also linked to creativity and a love for home and family.

Throughout the 20th century, the name Nola gained popularity in English-speaking countries, becoming particularly popular in Australia. In the United States, Nola's popularity has seen a resurgence in the early 21st century, re-emerging as an appealing choice for parents seeking distinctive yet classic names.

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