Synonyms for naomi
neɪˈoʊ minao·mi

Princeton's WordNet

1. Naomi, Noeminoun

   the mother-in-law of Ruth whose story is told in the Book of Ruth in the Old Testament

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1. • Mother-in-law

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1. List of paraphrases for "naomi":

   noemí, -naomi

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1. List of known nicknames for "Naomi":

   Nyomi, Naomi Russell, Naomi Devash Dechter, Naomi Booty, Eva

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1. Leylah Fernandez:

   I wasn’t really focused on Naomi, i was only focused on myself, my game, what I needed to do.

2. Sascha Bajin:

   I always think you learn more from your losses than from your wins. Naomi is definitely one of those persons, as well, obviously she takes losses very hard, because it means a lot to her and she works really hard to keep winning and wants to win every match.

3. Coco Gauff -LRB- @CocoGauff -RRB-:

   I think that's actually going to prepare me for Naomi Osaka, because doubles to me is more faster paced than singles, naomi Osaka actually hits the ball pretty hard. I think it will prepare me well for Saturday's match.

4. Petra Kvitova:

   I need to play my best tennis, what I can say. I think Naomi is on fire. She's in very good form, she's an aggressive player, which I am, as well. So I think it will be about who gon na take the first point and push the other a little bit.

5. Casey Valley:

   I've been assured that there is no reason to believe Naomi has been harmed or is not alive, so we still have hope in our family, we still have hope in our family. We feel that Naomi is alive, and she's still out there somewhere. And she wants to come home, and we want her to come home. There's a lot of people making a lot of speculative comments.