Notti as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Notti

What is the meaning of the name Notti ?

The baby name Notti is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced IPA: /ˈnɒti/ (UK), /ˈnɑːti/ or /ˈnoʊti/ (US); respelling: NOT-ee or NOH-tee.

Notti is Italian in Origin.

Notti draws on evocative “night” imagery across languages. In Italian, notti is the plural of notte, “night,” suggesting themes of dusk, stars, and calm. It also echoes Old Norse Nótt, the mythic personification of Night, giving the name a mythological depth; the Icelandic form Nótt directly means “night.” Some hear a link to Greek Notis/Notos, “south wind,” though that route is secondary. As a given name, Notti conveys night, serenity, and mystery.

Usage is modern and rare, appearing in English-speaking contexts as a creative, often unisex choice, sometimes adapted from surnames or stage names. Variants and related forms include Nottie, Notty, Nott, the Norse/Icelandic Nótt, Italian Notte, and the broader “night” set - Nyx, Nisha, Noctis. Nicknames might be Not, Titi, or Nio. The name suits families seeking a concise, atmospheric choice with cross-linguistic resonance.

⚙ Notti is vanishingly rare. We count just 28 recorded uses of it worldwide, from 12 countries.