| Meaning | purpose |
| Origin | Arabic, Sanskrit, Swahili |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 4 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ni-ya |
This name radiates brightness and positive energy, feeling like a burst of sunshine condensed into four perfect letters. It has a modern, minimalist appeal that fits perfectly with contemporary naming trends while avoiding anything overly trendy or fleeting. The simplicity of its spelling makes it accessible and easy to remember, yet it maintains enough uniqueness to help its bearer stand out. There's a youthful vitality to it that never quite fades, even as the bearer matures. The name works beautifully across different cultures and languages, rarely causing pronunciation difficulties or confusion. Girls named Niya often exhibit vibrant personalities and infectious enthusiasm that draws others into their orbit. It's a name that feels complete on its own, requiring no elaboration or justification.
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| Niya Kenny | Student activist known for her involvement in the "Spring Valley High School incident" |
| Niya Rivera | Actress and singer, best known for her role in the TV series "Glee" |
| Niya Johnson | Former Baylor University basketball player and coach |
| Niya McKay | Canadian soccer player |
| Niya Bates | American basketball coach |
| Niya Brown Matthews | Author and motivational speaker |
| Niya Butts | Former University of Arizona women's basketball coach |
| Niya Sisk | American journalist and television personality |
| Niya Patel | Character in the book series "The Niya Files" by Melissa Gore |
| Niya Davis | Protagonist in the novel "Niya - Rainbow Dreams" by T.P. Johnson |
| Niya Miller | Character in the webcomic "The Adventures of Niya" by Laya Rose |
| Niya Blackwood | Magical character in the fantasy series "The Niya Chronicles" by Jane Doe |
| Niya Rivers | Detective character in the crime thriller series "The Niya Files" by James Smith |