Sibling names that go with Nova

Here are the sibling names for Nova, with more than 900 name ideas. You just need to filter it out to your desired one.

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Brother names for Nova

Here are Nova’s random boys’ name ideas, but I encourage you to check the full table names above.

1. Nova and Ace
2. Nova and Adrian
3. Nova and Andres
4. Nova and Anthony
5. Nova and Archie
6. Nova and Arlo
7. Nova and Beau
8. Nova and Bodhi
9. Nova and Briggs
10. Nova and Brooks

Sister names for Nova

Here are random girls’ name ideas for Nova, but I encourage you to check the full table names above.

1. Nova and Adele
2. Nova and Alaina
3. Nova and Amelia
   • Further read >> Click here for first name ideas for Amelia, or here for Sibling names for Amelia
4. Nova and Alicia
5. Nova and Avery 
   • Further read >> List of first names for Avery
6. Nova and Bethany
7. Nova and Blair
8. Nova and Bristol
9. Nova and Callie
10. Nova and Camille

More insights about choosing sibling names for Nova from the net

Here are some quotes from various sites on the internet that talked about sibling names ideas for Nova:

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But I’ve seriously thought about Arlo and Lachlan before, but is Arlo too trendy?
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Ezra would be perfect if it hadn’t risen so high in popularity the last few years.
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Esme is adorable…but is it really easy to pronounce and spell for those not in the know?
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Delta. It’s beautiful! Or for a softer sound, perhaps Della.
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I’ll stick with the Vauxhall theme and throw in Astra, it sounds quite astronomical too.
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Talia is lovely (although my personal preference is for the Thalia spelling). I’d also prefer Lyra over Luna, but again that’s personal preference.
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Orion would be the obvious choice for a boy with Nova.
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For a younger sibling Corsa will be perfect.
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Maybe Marlo? It has the same vibrant o-ending, but feels a little more retro. But I do think that Nova and Marlo sound very much like sisters, both balanced on the edge of retro and modern.
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Mika, pronounced with an ‘ee’ sound. But maybe Micah, which typically sounds like Mike+a is a better option? Micah is an Old Testament name that we typically think of as masculine, but it comes from Micaiah, which used for men and women in the Bible. Mika might be Japanese, or it could be another feminine form of Michael. I think both work well with Nova.
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Sylvie – Nova’s ‘v’ is so appealing that I wondered if another ‘v’ name might work? Names like Vera seem awfully close to Nova, but maybe Sylvie works? It means forest, so it’s another subtle nature name, but not one borrowed from the night sky.
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Thalia/Talia -Depending on your spelling, this name could be Greek or Hebrew in origin. It’s the tiniest bit frillier than Nova, but only a bit.
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Everett – Since we’re on the ends-in-t train, have you considered Everett? It shares Nova’s middle ‘v’ but doesn’t sound similar
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Sullivan – Is there another three-syllable surname name that might work, if Anderson is close-but-not-quite? Sullivan made my list for two reasons – first, the whole three-syllable, surname-name thing. But secondly, it shares the ‘v’ sound of Nova, which might make for an appealing, subtle connection between the siblings’ names.
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Aurora – cute star night sky theme with Nova!
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