Nakia (name)

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Nakia is an unisex given name of multiple origins and meanings. [1] [2] Arabic meaning: "pure". Not many baby naming sites point out other origins of the name. They also neglect to inform of any other pronunciation the name has.

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Pronunciation (includes, but are not limited to): Nah-k-ee-ah (the commonly seen), Nay-k-ee-ah, Ni-k-ee-yah, Nuh-k-EYE-yuh/Nah-k-EYE-ah, Nek~ean, etc.

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References

  1. "Gender predictor | Nakia - Meaning of the name Nakia". babynames.fortunebaby.com. Retrieved 2021-04-07.
  2. "Boy Name Nakia - Trends, Comments and Popularity of Nakia". www.babynameshub.com. Retrieved 2021-04-07.