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Names letter starts with N

Name Meaning Origins Gender
new gold Georgian, Persian Boy
younger sibling Greenlandic Girl
of Numerius Latin Boy
ninth English, Latin Girl
wild boar skin Jurchen, Manchu Boy
light of the sultan Arabic, Kazakh Boy
help, victory Arabic, Persian, Urdu Girl
help; victory Arabic, Persian, Urdu Boy
banyan place-name Burmese Boy
Not received Boy
From 'nayan'/'naina' (eyes) - 'little eyes' or 'one with beautiful eyes' Sanskrit Girl
'Of the Narts' - associated with the Nart heroic tradition; connotations of heroism or warrior lineage Boy
Either "victory of the people" (from Nicholas) or "inheritance/possession" (from Hebrew); exact meaning depends on origin Unisex
Lamp of the Lord Hebrew Girl
girl, daughter Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Gaelic Girl
Niyayesh prayer; worship; adoration Persian Girl
Possibly from Latin 'numen' meaning 'divine power' or 'divine will'; exact origin uncertain Latin Boy
success Arabic Girl
Uncertain - possibly derived from the Arabic root n‑s‑y (to forget), historically related to 'forgetfulness'; in modern use sometimes given a positive interpretation (e.g., 'remembered' or a devotional/poetic sense). Arabic Girl
Praise is good Zulu Unisex
Related to 'nexus' meaning 'connection' or 'link' - roughly “one who connects” or “connected” Girl
Associated with Saint Nino; original meaning is uncertain. In Spanish/Italian contexts, 'niño' means 'boy/child'. Georgian Girl
mother of songs; one who sings Xhosa, Zulu Girl
Blend of 'Nya/Nia' (Swahili: 'purpose') and 'Aisha' (Arabic: 'alive, living') - 'living purpose' or 'purposeful life'. Girl
Nainsi Derived from 'nain' meaning 'eye' - 'one with notable/beautiful eyes' or 'seer'. Indian Boy
Likely derived from Old Norse Narfi, meaning "narrow" or "slender"; also attested in Norse myth. Norse, Scandinavian Boy
victory of the people English, Greek Girl
Possibly 'of the sea' or 'lamp/bright one' - often interpreted as 'sea-born' or 'gift of light' Hebrew Unisex
Night The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise; night/darkness English Unisex
desire, need; supplication or prayer Persian Boy
Uncertain; may be interpreted as 'pleasantness' (if from Hebrew Noam) or linked to names meaning 'blessing'/'fame' depending on origin Arabic Unisex
Saved; survivor; one who is rescued Arabic Unisex
Likely derived from the Hebrew name Nahshon (נחשון), a biblical leader; meaning uncertain but often associated with 'serpent' or 'enchanter'. Also used as an English surname. English, Hebrew Boy
From the Nguni root for 'praise' - roughly 'place of praise' or 'praised one'. Nguni Boy
Named after the ney, a traditional end-blown reed flute; associated with music and spiritual/spiritual expression. Arabic, Persian, Portuguese, Turkish Boy
Diminutive meaning "little girl" or "little Nina"; a pet form of Nina/Nino. Spanish Girl
Likely 'mother/one associated with wealth' (No- feminine prefix + mali 'money/wealth' in Nguni languages) Girl
Named for the nyala antelope native to southern Africa; associated with gracefulness and possibly 'shy' (possible Zulu root) Girl
dwellings, habitations; encampments Hebrew Unisex
Uncertain; likely derived from Old Norse names such as Narfi/Narvi - exact meaning unclear (possibly related to 'narrow'). Norwegian Boy
A diminutive/pet form; if from Vanessa it may be associated with 'butterfly', otherwise generally an affectionate 'little' form Girl
Possibly 'sea nymph' or 'of the sea' (alternatively an invented name with no established meaning) Girl
'black' or 'little black' (from Latin niger) English, Norman Boy
Meaning uncertain; no well-established traditional meaning (possibly influenced by meanings of similar names such as 'champion' from Niall or 'river' from Nile) Unisex
Diminutive of Arabic nimr, meaning 'little/young tiger'. Arabic Boy
star Arabic Boy
immortal Greek Boy
diminutive/derivative of Niall - 'little champion' or 'descendant of Niall' (Niall often rendered as 'champion'/'passionate') Irish Boy
Love; affection (derived from Sanskrit 'Sneha') Indian Girl
A diminutive/nickname meaning 'little one'; also the Catalan word for 'doll' or 'puppet'. Often used as a pet form of names like Antonio, Antonino, or Benigno. Catalan, Spanish Boy