Comments for NOAM:

Noam Chompsky pronounces his name like Gnome. I also have a friend who pronounces his name Noh-ahm.

-- earthnut  4/20/2006

The name is correctly pronounced as NOH-ahm. That is, if you call the normal Hebrew pronunciation correct. The GNOME one is an American mutation, probably.

-- Noa  6/19/2006

Ditto Noa.

-- Miss Claire  7/29/2006

Earthnut, I think you're wrong about that. I have always heard people referring to Chomsky as NOH-am, not GNOME.

-- Spider from Mars  6/7/2008

I saw this movie, it's a Jewish film, and the guy who seduces the main character is called AVINOAM, which in my opinion is much better than just NOAM.

-- FyreHydenGirth  11/26/2006

I like Noam. It's a very nice, strong name.

-- Anonymous User  11/5/2007

The name sounds pleasant enough.

-- slight night shiver  5/1/2008

I really like this name. It sounds more polished than just Noah, and a little bit different without being too odd. I would certainly consider this as a name for a son if I had one.

-- Anonymous User  5/19/2008

A very nice name, I like it better than Noah. It sounds too similar to No'm to be used where I am though.

-- YMPvt  6/8/2008

This name does sound better than Noah, but it's unfortunately associated with the hideous Noam Chomsky.

-- bananarama  9/4/2009

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