Amaya

Meaning night rain
Origin Basque, Japanese
Gender Girl
Popularity Popular
Length 5
Syllables 3
Syllabification A-ma-ya

About Amaya

The name Amaya is a delightful choice for parents seeking a name that exudes tranquility and elegance. With Japanese and Basque origins, the name carries a dual cultural significance that adds depth to its meaning.

In Japanese, Amaya symbolizes the beauty of a gentle night rain, bringing a sense of calmness and harmony. In Basque, it is linked to the concept of conclusion or reaching the end of a journey, which can be interpreted as a hopeful beginning for the baby girl's life.

Its phonetic simplicity and melodious rhythm make Amaya easy to pronounce and remember, while its versatile nature allows for various adorable nicknames like Amy, Maya, or Ami.

As you welcome your precious Amaya into the world, you are bestowing upon her a name that echoes the beauty of nature and the promise of a bright future. May she carry the elegance of her name throughout her life's journey.

Variations of Name Amaya

Amaia
Amara
Amayah
Amélie

Nicknames for Amaya

Ama
Maya
Mia

Famous People Named Amaya

Amaya ValdemoroSpanish basketball player
Amaya UrangaSpanish singer
Amaya BrecherAmerican rock climber
Amaya CoppensNicaraguan-Belgian human rights activist
Amaya ForchChilean actress and singer
Amaya ArzuagaSpanish fashion designer
Amaya SalazarSpanish politician
Amaya MendikoetxeaSpanish rower
Amaya SanfabioArgentine field hockey player
Amaya AlonsoSpanish synchronized swimmer
Amaya San MartínSpanish racing cyclist
Amaya RivasSpanish long jumper
Amaya AzconaSpanish golfer
Amaya KrtanjekCroatian judoka
Amaya GarcésSpanish water polo player
Amaya OlivasMexican taekwondo athlete
Amaya FernándezSpanish handball player
Amaya BecvarikAmerican dancer
Amaya TurnerAmerican actress
Amaya HarukoJapanese writer

Characters Named Amaya

Amaya JiweDC Comics character - Legends of Tomorrow
Amaya BlackstoneCharacter in the TV series "Shadowhunters"
Amaya SasakiCharacter in the anime "Koe no Katachi" - A Silent Voice