Nairi, is one of the historical names of Armenia.

Nairi orNayiri (in Armenian Նայիրի) may also refer to:

• The town ofHatsik, Armavir was calledNairi from 1963 till 1991
• Nairi Cinema, large cinema hall in Yerevan, Armenia

• Nairi Grigorian, Spanish pianist of Armenian origin
• Nairi Hunanyan, leader of an armed attack on the Armenian Parliament on October 27, 1999
• Nairi Zarian, Soviet Armenian poet and writer

• Nairi Publishing House, whereRuben Hovsepyan was once editor-in-chief
• Nayiri (periodical) a Beirut-based Armenian-language literary periodical
• Nairi: Tower of Shirin, a 2018 adventure game and visual novel

• Alashkert Stadium in Yerevan, Armenia, known as Nairi Stadium until 2013
• Nairi SC, Yerevan-based Armenian football club

• Nairi (computer), a Soviet Armenian computer
• Nairi brandy byYerevan Brandy Company

• Nairi (Armenian usages), an informal synonym for Armenia, which in turn gave rise to a number of modern usages
• Ngaire (disambiguation), including the names Ngaire and Nyree, pronounced similarly to Nairi

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