Noore

Noore is a proper noun that can function as a personal name and, less commonly, as a place name or brand designation. The spelling Noore reflects transliteration choices when rendering Arabic, Persian, or Urdu words into Latin script; variants include Noor, Nour, Nuur, and related forms. The most common association is with the given name derived from the Arabic word noor, meaning light.

As a given name, Noore is used in multilingual and diasporic communities, and in some regions it is treated as unisex, while in others the gender associations align with local naming conventions. In many Muslim-majority cultures, names built from the root noor carry positive connotations of illumination, guidance, and purity. As a surname, Noore is relatively rare and typically appears in communities with South Asian, Middle Eastern, or diaspora roots where family names have diversified spellings.

Beyond personal names, Noore may appear as a fictional place name or as a brand or organization name in various media and commercial contexts, though such uses are not standardized or widely documented. Because spelling and pronunciation vary by language and region, forms closely related to Noore—such as Noor, Noor-e, and Nore—are often encountered in reference materials about the name. The term does not point to a single universally recognized entity, so its meaning depends on context.