Navoiy

• Navoi, Navoii, Navoy

From Uzbek Navoiy, from Classical Persian نَوَائِی (nawā'ī, literally “melodious”), from نَوَا (nawā, “melody”) + ـئِی (-'ī, suffix forming adjectives).

Navoiy

1. Alternative form of Nava'i: pen-name of Nizam al-Din Alisher Harawi (1441–1501)
3. A city in Uzbekistan, named in honor of Nizam al-Din Alisher Harawi (1441–1501).

From Classical Persian نَوَائِی (nawā'ī, literally “melodious”), from نَوَا (nawā, “melody”) + ـئِی (-'ī, suffix forming adjectives). By surface analysis, navo +‎ -iy.

• IPA^(key): /na.ʋɒˈij/, [na̟.ʋɔ̽ˑˈʔɪj]
• Hyphenation: Na‧vo‧iy

Navoiy

1. Nava'i: pen-name of Nizam al-Din Alisher Harawi (1441–1501)
2. Navoiy (a city in Uzbekistan, named in honor of Nizam al-Din Alisher Harawi (1441–1501))

• → English: Navoiy