Nabelung African beautiful one
Nabila Arabic Noble.
Nada Arabic The generous one.
Nadda Aboriginal A camp.
Nadezda Czech one with hope
Nadia Slavonic Hope.
Nadie Hope.
Nadine Hope.
Nadira Arabic Precious.
Nadya The generous one.
Nafeeza Arabic precious thing
Nagihan Turkish
Nahoko Japanese child of Naho
Naia Greek flowing
Naida Greek A water nymph.
Nailah African succeeding
Naimah Arabic living a soft, enjoyable life
Naina Hindu eyes
Nairne Scottish Gaelic From the river.
Nalani Hawaiian The calm of the skies.
Nalini Sanskrit lovely
Nama Aboriginal A Tea-Tree.
Namazzi Ugandan water
Nami Japanese A wave.
Namiko Japanese child of Nami
Namrata Hindu
Nan Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne, Nancy and Nanette.
Nanako Japanese child of Nana
Nancy Grace, or favoured by God. Originally a nickname from Anne, but also an independent name.
Nandini Hindu
Nandita Hindu
Nanette French Grace, or favoured by God. Originally a nickname from Anne, but also an independent name.
Nani Polynesian Beautiful.
Nanine Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Nanna Hebrew graceful one
Nanon French Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne.
Nantale Ugandan clan totem is a lion
Naoko Japanese child of Nao
Naomi Hebrew Pleasant. A biblical name, and the feminine form of Noam.
Napea Latin A girl of the valley.
Nara Old English/Japanese/Aboriginal Old English: The nearest and dearest one. Japanese: An Oak tree. Aboriginal: A companion.
Narcissa Greek self-love
Narda Latin A fragrant ointment or perfume.
Narella Greek bright one
Narelle Australian Probably derived from Nara and Elle. Nara - Old English: The nearest and dearest one. Japanese: An Oak tree. Aboriginal: A companion. Elle - She, a woman.
Naretha Aboriginal A saltbush.
Narkeasha African pretty
Narmada Hindu name of a river
Nasha African Born during rainy season.
Nashwa Egyptian wonderful feeling
Nasiche Ugandan born during locust season
Nasrin Persian A wild rose.
Nastasia Russian from Greek She who will rise again.
Natala Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Natalia Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Natalie Latin Born at Christmas.
Natalya Russian Born at Christmas.
Natane Native American Female child.
Nataniella Hebrew gift of God
Natasha Russian Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Nathalie French Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Nathania Hebrew The gift of God. Feminine form of Nathan.
Natividad Spanish The nativity.
Natsuko Japanese child of Natsu
Navdeep Hindu Navdip
Naveena strong-willed supporter Navina
Nawal Arabic A gift.
Nayoko Japanese child of Nayo
Naysa Hebrew miracle of God
Nazaret Spanish Of Nazareth.
Nazirah Arabic equal, like
Nea New, the newcomer.
Neala Irish Gaelic The champion. Feminine form of Neal or Neil.
Neci Latin intense, fiery
Neda Slavonic Born on Sunday.
Nediva Hebrew noble and generous
Neeharika Hindu
Neelam Hindu sapphire
Neelja Hindu
Neena Hindu
Neerja Hindu lotus flower
Neeta Hindu
Neha Hindu rain
Neka Native American A wild goose.
Nelda Old English Of the Elder tree.
Nelia The champion. .
Nell Old French The light of the sun. From Eleanor and a form of Helen.
Nelleke Dutch a horn
Nellie From Helen.
Nellwyn Old English A bright companion.
Neola Greek The young one.
Neoma Greek The new moon.
Nerhim Turkish
Neria Hebrew lamp of God, angel
Nerida Aboriginal A flower.
Nerin Greek a nereid, one from the sea
Nerina Greek A sea nymph.
Nerissa Greek A sea nymph.
Neroli After an Italian princess.
Nerys Welsh A lady.
Nessa Pure, chaste. From the name Agnes and Vanessa.
Nessan Stoat.
Nesta Welsh Pure, chaste. Form of Agnes.
Netanya God's gift.
Netta Latin Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Nettie Latin Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Netty Latin Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Neva Spanish covered with snow
Nevada Spanish Snow, or as white as snow. Also the name of an American state. A boy or girl's name.
Newlyn Celtic The dweller at the new pool. A boy or girl's name.
Neysa Greek pure
Ngaio Maori The name of a native New Zealand tree.
Ngaire Maori Flaxen.
Nhu Vietnamese everything according to one's wishes
Nia Swahili purpose
Niamh Irish Gaelic Beautiful, bright. The daughter of a sea god in Irish mythology.
Nichelle Victorious maiden.
Nicia Greek victorious army
Nicki The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Nickita Hindu
Nicola Latin The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Nicole Victory of the people.
Nicolette French The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Nidra Hindu a form of the Devi
Niju Hindu Pansophist
Nika Russian born on Sunday
Nike Greek victory
Nikita Russian/Greek Unconquered people. A boy or girl's name.
Nikki The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Niley Aboriginal A shell.
Nilg?n Turkish
Nilima Hindu
Nilini Hindu perpetuator of the Kuru race
Nima Tibetan/Sherpa Sun. A boy or girl's name.
Nimah Arabic blessing, loan
Nimisha Hindu
Nimmi Hindu
Nimue
Nina Spanish A girl. Also see Anne and Antonia.
Ninon French Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne.
Niobe Greek fern
Nira Modern Hebrew Of the loom.
Niradhara Hindu
Niral Hindu
Nirguna Hindu
Nirvana Hindu deep silence, ultimate bliss
Nirvelli Tudas Indian water child
Nisha Hindu night
Nishtha Hindu
Nisi Hebrew emblem
Nissa Scandinavian A friendly elf.
Nita Native American A bean grower. Feminine form of Fabian.
Nitara Hindu deeply rooted
Niti Hindu
Nitika Native American angel of precious stone
Nitu Hindu
Nitya Hindu goddess Parvati
Nitzana Hebrew blossom
Nivedita Hindu
Niverta Hindu
Nixie German A water sprite.
Niyati Hindu fate
Nizana Hebrew A flower bud.
Noelani Hawaiian A beautiful girl from heaven.
Noella French christmas
Noelle Old French Christmas, or born at Christmas. The feminine form of Noel.
Nola Irish Gaelic The champion, or the fair-shouldered one. Also see Nuala.
Noleen The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Nolene The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Noleta Latin Unwilling.
Nona Latin The ninth, as in the ninth child.
Noni From the name Nona and Nora. Nona - The ninth, as in the ninth child. Nora - The light of the sun.
Nonie From the name Nona and Nora. Nona - The ninth, as in the ninth child. Nora - The light of the sun.
Noor Arabic Light.
Noora Aboriginal A camp.
Nora The light of the sun.
Norah The light of the sun.
Norberta Old German blond hero
Nordica Teutonic From the north.
Noreen The light of the sun.
Nori Japanese A doctrine.
Noriko Japanese doctrine child
Norma Latin A rule or standard. The perfect girl or woman. Also a Scottish feminine form of Norman.
Norna Old Norse The goddess of fate.
Nova Greek New, the newcomer.
Novyanna lovely Novy, Novie
Noya Arabic beautiful, ornamented
Nozomi Japanese hope
Nu Burmese Tender.
Nuala Irish Gaelic The fair-shouldered one. Also see Nola.
Nuray Turkish white moon
Nurhan Turkish
Nydia Latin A refuge or nest.
Nyoko Japanese A gem or treasure.
Nyree Flaxen.
Nyssa Greek The beginning.
Nyx Latin White-haired.
