Navi

Navi is a term used in several different contexts and can refer to people, places, or fictional creatures. In popular culture, the Na'vi (often rendered Navi) are the blue-skinned humanoids native to Pandora in James Cameron's film Avatar (2009). They are depicted as deeply connected with their environment and with Eywa, the biosphere-spanning network they revere.

In The Legend of Zelda series, Navi is a fairy who accompanies the hero Link in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998), offering guidance and hints, though sometimes criticized for verbosity.

Geographically, Navi Mumbai is a planned city in Maharashtra, India, established as a satellite township to Mumbai. The name comes from Navi, meaning "new" in Marathi, indicating a new town.

In Hebrew-language contexts, navi (plural nevi'im) means "prophet." The term appears in the Bible as the designation for the Prophets, a major division of the Hebrew Scriptures.

Navi is also used as a given name and surname in various cultures, and appears in fiction as the name of different characters.