Forename Nola

Globally, Nola (Nola , نولا , โนลา ) is a common mostly female, but infrequently male first name. The first name Nola is habitual in Laos, where it is quite a rare male name, Australia, where it is quite a rare feminine name, and Croatia, where it is quite a rare principally female, but very seldom male name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, Indonesia, and India. Much less frequently, Nola is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Nola

name 諾拉, name Campana, name 诺拉, name โนหล้า, name Fenella, name נולה, name ノラ, name Nola, name Нола, name Finnuala, name Ñola, name Fionnghuala, name Nolan, name Nolà, name Fionola, name ណូឡា, name โนลา, name Nuala, name Finola, name نولا, name โนละ, name Nole, name Nolã, name Fionnuala

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Nola	Australia, Egypt, United States, India, Indonesia
نولا	Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia
โนลา	Thailand
Нола	Russia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Campana, Fenella, Finnuala, Finola, Fionnghuala, Fionnuala, Fionola, Nolan, Nole, Nolà, Nolã, Nuala, Ñola, נולה, โนละ, โนหล้า, ណូឡា, ノラ, 諾拉, and 诺拉

First name Nola in the context

Nola is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Nola Falacci , the fictional character, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Nola , the Goddess.

Notable namesakes

	nola hatterman Dutch actress, teacher and artist (1899-1984), NL (b. 1899)
	nola barber Australian mayor (1901-1985), AU (b. 1901)
	nola luxford New Zealand actress (1901-1994), NZ (b. 1901)
	nola chilton an American-born Israeli theater director and acting teacher., US (b. 1922)
	nola treat American home economics teacher, writer and owner of Richards Treat Cafetaria in Minneapolis, US (b. 1885)
	nola haynes (1897-1996), US (b. 1897)
	nola rae Australian mime artist, AU (b. 1949)
	nola laird dekyvere (1904–1991) charity worker and socialite, AU (b. 1904)
	nola marino Australian politician, AU (b. 1954)
	nola forrest (b. 1900)
	nola ochs American centenarian, US (b. 1911)
	nola araújo Brazilian writer, poet and jornalist, BR (b. 1911)
	nola leigh millar Librarian, theatre director, critic and administrator (1913-1974), NZ (b. 1913)
	nola zirin American printmaker, US (b. 1920)
	nola tucker (born 1922) (b. 1922)

Characteristic surnames

Ram, Thomas, Turner, Nelson, Harris, Howard, Walker, Watson, Wilson, Wright, Stewart, Collins, Roberts, Russell, Jackson, Johnson, Edwards, Mitchell, Anderson, Campbell, Peterson, Robinson, Taylor, Thompson, Parker, Cooper, Lee, Cole, Gray, Hall, Hill, Wood, Moore, Smith, Allen, Adams, Clark, Baker, Brown, Davis, Green, Lewis, Jones, Evans, White, Martin, Miller, Bailey, and Williams