American Accent:
British Accent:
Phonetic Spelling:
UK: /nɪˈræn/ (nih-RAN)
US: /nɪˈræn/ (nih-RAN)
Meaning:
Niran is a unisex name of Hebrew and Thai origin. In Hebrew, it means “plowed fields” or “cultivated land,” symbolizing growth and abundance. In Thai, Niran means “eternal” or “everlasting,” representing endurance and timelessness.
Examples:
- “Niran has a calm and thoughtful personality that everyone admires.”
- “The name Niran reflects the family’s wish for an enduring legacy.”
Synonyms:
There are no direct synonyms for proper names, but similar names in meaning or style include:
- Ethan (enduring)
- Amari (eternal)
- Nirav (peaceful)
- Aran (land)
Antonyms:
Proper nouns like Niran do not have antonyms.
Etymology:
Niran is rooted in both Hebrew and Thai cultures. The Hebrew origin is tied to agricultural abundance, while the Thai origin connects to the concept of eternity and timelessness. The name has gained popularity in diverse cultural contexts.
Common Mispronunciations:
Incorrect: “NEE-ran” or “NYE-ran”
Correct: “nih-RAN”
Usage Tips:
- Niran is a versatile and meaningful name with rich cultural backgrounds.
- It’s a great choice for parents seeking a name that symbolizes growth or timelessness.
Word Family:
- Nir (a shorter variation, meaning “plow” or “field” in Hebrew)
- Nirav (a similar name meaning “quiet” or “peaceful” in Sanskrit)