Nyamal is a unique and distinctive given name of African origin, particularly common among the Dinka people of South Sudan. Pronounced as /ˈnjɑːməl/, it translates to mean 'thank you' in their language, Dinka. This name carries a profound meaning of gratitude and appreciation, reflecting the cultural values of its native community. Nyamal is typically used for individuals of either gender, adding to its versatility and individuality. It was brought into global prominence through notable figures such as Nyamal Tut, an Australian politician, further contributing to its recognition beyond its African roots.
The name Nyamal experienced consistent popularity with five births each year from 2000 to 2001 and again in 2003. There was a slight increase to seven births in 2006, followed by six births in 2010. Overall, the name Nyamal has been chosen for 28 newborns over this period.