Neysa
Gender : Girl
Meaning of Neysa name : Pure.
Neysa name also used in these origins : GreekGreek Meaning :
The name Neysa is an Greek baby name. In Greek origin the meaning of name Neysa is : Pure.
Numerology
Neysa Name Numerological Number is : 1
Person with name Neysa has following quality:
Person Having Number 1 Means They Are Creative, Unity, Beginnings, God, Masculine, Symbol Of Physical And Mental Activity. It's A Number That Expresses Leadership, Spotlight Type Individuality. There's A Tendency To Being Organized, And Ambitious. Ones go To The Top In Everything That Peaks Their Interest, Reflecting A Natural Leader
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| Name | Meaning |
| Alysa | Princess. |
| Elysa | From the blessed isles. |
| Klarysa | Bright, Famous or clear |
| Ghumaysa | Her Kuniyah was Umm Sulaym, |
| Maysa | Walking with pride. |
| Rumaysa | She was Umm Sulaym and a nar |
| Maysa' | To Walk With A Proud, Swinging Gait |
| Leysa | Defender of man |
| Aysa | Alive |
| Kaysa | Pure. |
| Mertysa | Famous. |
| Neysa | Pure. |
| Nysa | Goal. |
| Onaysa | good friend", "one who brings peace and calm to the heart |
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