Nare comes from Armenian — linked to Nané, an ancient Armenian mother-goddess of wisdom and motherhood — and glossed variously as 'woman' or 'the pomegranate blossom' (a beloved Armenian symbol; the gloss varies, which we note). A soft, lyrical, popular modern Armenian girls' name (said 'nah-REH').

In the U.S. it appears in Armenian families. Rare, woman-or-pomegranate-flower at the root, and lyrical.

Did you know? Nare ties to the ancient Armenian mother-goddess Nané — and is glossed variously as 'woman' or 'the pomegranate blossom' — a soft, lyrical Armenian name (the gloss varies, which we note; said 'nah-REH').

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Armenian references — Nare — gloss varies

Variations

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Frequently Asked

What does the name Nare mean?

Nare is Armenian, linked to the goddess Nané and glossed 'woman' or 'the pomegranate blossom'; the gloss varies.

How do you pronounce Nare?

It's said nah-REH /nɑˈrɛ/ — two syllables, stress on the second.

Is Nare a boy or girl name?

Nare is a girl's name.

How popular is Nare?

Nare is a rare name in the U.S.