Nural

The Turkish name Nural for girls can be translated into English as 'the radiant holy red', 'the light-giving dark red', and 'the holy purplish light'. The origin of the name consists of two parts: the Arabic word nūr (نُور), which means 'light', 'sunlight', 'shine', 'enlightenment', or in a religious context 'holy light', and the Old Turkish term al (آل), which stands for 'dark red', 'blood red', 'purplish red', or simply 'red'.

What does the name Nural mean?

The Turkish female name Nural translates into English as 'the radiant holy red', 'the bright light-giving dark red', and also 'the holy purplish light'. The roots of the two-part name lie in the Arabic element nūr (نُور) meaning 'the light', 'the sunlight', 'the shine', 'the enlightenment', or in a religious sense also 'the holy light', and in the Old Turkish al (آل) meaning 'dark red', 'blood red', 'purplish red', or simply 'red'.

Where does the name Nural come from?

The name Nural has its roots in Old Turkish and means 'the radiant holy red'. The components consist of nūr (نُور), which means 'light', 'sunlight', 'shine', 'brightness', 'enlightenment', or also 'holy light' in Arabic, and al (آل), which in Old Turkish means 'dark red', 'blood red', 'purplish red', or simply 'red'. The language is Turkish.

How do you pronounce Nural?

Nural is pronounced like 'Nu-ral'.

Popularity

In Germany, Nural is one of the rarer first names. In 2022, it ranked 5,539th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best ranking was achieved in 2016 at 4,471st place. In the last ten years, Nural has been used as a first name less than 10 times, placing it at 8,310th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 9,958th.

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