Norika name meaning

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Updated: May 30th, 2024
Gender: Girl
Origin: Japanese
Usage: Japanese
Meaning: Story and Perfume
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What does Norika mean?

Meaning of Norika is Story or Perfume is originated from Japanese which is used in Japanese is a baby girl name.

Names that rhyme with Norika

How popular is the name Norika?

Norika is a rare baby name in United States, chances of it being still in use are very slim since it isn't seen since 2001. Also, Norika is a familiar name in Indonesia and Japan.

As per our findings, over 300 people has been named Norika globally.

YearRankBirths
2001153515
[1] Source: Social Security Administration

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Numerological aspects of Norika

You are all about justice and can't stand people who interfere in other people's lives. You can't stand injustice. It's strange but you enjoy being miserable sometimes. You try to teach others to follow your example and work hard on their dreams but they ignore you, thinking you are losing time. You are all about adventure, excitement, entertainment, change, and breaking the habit. The letter A as your capstone represents your high aspirations and unusual character.

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Famous people named Norika

  • Norika Fujiwara, Fujiwara was formerly a guest announcer and interviewer for K-1 on their major shows until 2006 when she was replaced by Waka Inoue

Sources

  1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
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