Nona

The name Nona is thought to mean 'ninth' in reference to its Latin origin. In Roman mythology, Nona was one of the Parcae, who determined the course of human life, likened to the Greek Fates. Her role was typically associated with the ninth month of pregnancy, thus linking her to birth and beginnings.

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The name Nona has Latin origins, being derived from the Latin word 'nonus,' which means 'ninth.' It also has ties to the ancient Roman mythological figure, Nona, who was one of the Parcae, equivalent to a fate. In Georgian culture, the name Nona possibly derives from St. Nino, a revered female saint.

  • Popularity: 12,342nd
  • Babies named Nona in the US in 2023:
    Female: 16
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Nonie, Noni, Non, No-No, Nonnie.
  • Full Names: Nonabelle, Nonalyn, Nonafaye, Nonamary, Nonaevelyn.
  • Famous Namesakes: Nona Gaye - singer/actress, Nona Hendryx - singer, Nona Gaprindashvili - chess player, Nona Liddell - violinist, Nona Freeman - author.
  • Gender: Traditionally a feminine name, often linked with maternal or mythological aspects.
  • Numerology: Nona is associated with the numerology number 5. This number signifies adventure, change, and exploration. Those with this numerology are known to be curious, playful, and adaptive, often seeking new experiences and constantly evolving.

The name Nona saw its peak popularity in the United States in the early 20th century. Over the decades, it has experienced gradual decline, becoming a unique choice for parents seeking a vintage, mythological name. Despite its rarity, it remains beloved in some cultures such as Georgia.

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