Nuha is from the Arabic نهى (Nuhā — wisdom, intellect, mind) — foundational plural of nuhyah (intellect). A modern American baby name in the broader Arabic-Muslim heritage aesthetic. Nuha is one of the foundational Arabic feminine names — central to traditional Muslim heritage. The foundational Arabic nuhā (wisdom) is foundational central to foundational Quran 20:54 + 20:128 — foundational Surah Ta-Ha (foundational 20th surah — 135 verses) — foundational Indeed in that are signs for those of intelligence (Ulu an-Nuhā) + foundational central to foundational Islamic intellectual + ethical heritage + foundational Ulu an-Nuhā (foundational people of intellect/wisdom) foundational Quranic concept of foundational spiritually intelligent + foundational central to foundational Islamic ethical formation heritage; foundational also foundational pre-Islamic Arabian goddess foundational Nuhā — foundational ancient Arabian sun-goddess worshipped in foundational Northern Arabia + foundational mentioned by foundational Strabo + foundational central to foundational pre-Islamic Arabian polytheism heritage. Notable bearer: Nuha al-Radi (1941-2004) foundational Iraqi-Palestinian artist + foundational Baghdad Diaries memoir of foundational 1991 Gulf War + foundational pioneering Arab women's war literature. Foundational Arabic feminine name reflecting Islamic intellectual heritage.
Featured throughout Arabic heritage.
Nuha reduces to four.