Naomis

Naomis is a term that can refer to multiple people or uses connected to the given name Naomi. It does not denote a single, widely recognized subject. In English, Naomis can function as the plural form of Naomi when referring to several individuals who share the name, or as a proper noun used in fictional or stylistic contexts, such as the name of a family, group, or place within a story.

The given name Naomi comes from Hebrew, where it appears in biblical texts and has been adopted widely across cultures. The plural Naomis appears primarily in biographical or genealogical writing and in media when collecting data on people named Naomi.

In fiction and media, Naomis may designate characters named Naomi or related entities, though such uses vary by author and setting. Because Naomis lacks a single, fixed referent, clarification is usually required to identify the intended subject.

As with many proper-name plurals, the precise meaning of Naomis depends on context. If a specific Naomis is being sought, providing additional identifying details—such as full name, occupation, or work—helps locate the intended subject. See also Naomi for information about the given name and related disambiguation resources.