What was Noah’s wife called in the biblical account of Noah’s Ark?

In the biblical account of Noah’s Ark, Noah’s wife is not named.

Genesis refers to Noah’s wife as part of the household that enters the ark, but it gives no personal name. Genesis 7:7 says Noah entered with his sons, his wife, and his sons’ wives. The same pattern appears in the surrounding Flood narrative: the women are included in the family group but are not individually identified.

Later Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions supplied names or different details. Naamah is named in some Jewish traditions, while other traditions use names such as Emzara. These traditional identifications are not names stated in the Genesis Flood account itself.

This is why a personal name cannot be given as the biblical answer. The text establishes her role as Noah’s wife and a survivor who entered the ark, while leaving her identity anonymous. Popular films, books, and artwork may assign her a name, but those additions should not be presented as direct Genesis wording.