Ngaire Name Meaning

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The name Ngaire comes from Maori roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Ngaire below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Ngaire Name Meaning

MaoriPossibly means "flaxen" in Maori.

Origin: MaoriGender: Girl
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1 Natalia
2 Natasha
3 Naenia
4 Naila
5 Nakato
6 Nella
7 Nedelka
8 Nikkole
9 Nasrin
10 Nanaia
11 Nelinha
12 Nine
13 Nadica
14 Nabila
15 Nancy
16 Nîga
17 Ni̇da
18 Nephele
19 Naida
20 Niamh
21 Nila
22 Nevra
23 Nerida
24 Nilofar
25 Nesri̇n
26 Nohemi
27 Nere
28 Nevenka
29 Nainsí
30 Neta
31 Nehi̇r
32 Ningal
33 Nurten
34 Nevena
35 Naoko
36 Natsuko
37 Nour
38 Nithya
39 Neha
40 Nastasya
41 Naziha
42 Natacha
43 Naia
44 Neva
45 Nitya
46 Neske
47 Nhung
48 Nanaea
49 Nena
50 Niobe
51 Naira
52 Nieve
53 Nadira
54 Nóirín
55 Nalani
56 Nicoline
57 Noémie
58 Ngaio
59 Neasa
60 Nicolina
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