Arabic

Noursaba

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Meaning

Noursaba is an Arabic-Persian name for girls that is made up of two Arabic words joined in the Persian fashion: Noor (light) and Saba (dawn breeze). The figurative meaning of Saba is inspiration, blessings, thus the name means ray of inspiration, a light that brings blessings.

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Noursaba is a girl name of Arabic origin. It starts with the letter N and is included in our growing baby names directory.

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