Naima or Naamah
I've not been able to get either of these names out of my mind recently. Naima brings to mind John Coltrane (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naima), Naamah just has an incredible and simple beauty to it. Naima - according to Coltrane - is pronounced ny-ee-ma, Naamah is na-ah-mah (I use the Hebrew pronunciation, I just like it better)
WDYT?
WDYT?
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I like both, but...
I love Naima. I always loved the sound of it.
I love Naima. I always loved the sound of it.
Naima has been a long time favorite.
It's one case where, even though I wouldn't use the apostrophe, I'd accept it. In its original Arabic it is spelled Na'ima. I'd still just use Naima, but it's a truly beautiful name regardless. Naamah is still beautiful, though. I can see why it was so difficult for you!
It's one case where, even though I wouldn't use the apostrophe, I'd accept it. In its original Arabic it is spelled Na'ima. I'd still just use Naima, but it's a truly beautiful name regardless. Naamah is still beautiful, though. I can see why it was so difficult for you!
I really like both names, but Naima is just a little more appealing to me.