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Names letter starts with N

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Nelda Grace Nelda ('little Nell' - from Helen/Eleanor, meaning 'torch' or 'light') + Grace ('favor, blessing') - together: 'bright/gracious one' or 'graceful light'. English Girl
Nigelle Little black, dark (often interpreted as 'dark-haired' or 'dark-skinned') French Girl
Nity eternal, perpetual, constant Indian, Sanskrit Unisex
Nourane light; luminous; radiant Arabic Girl
Nabihah intelligent; perceptive; alert Arabic Girl
Nanett Grace; favored Girl
Natwar Skilled actor or dancer; 'lord/king of dance' (epithet related to performers) Indian, Sanskrit Boy
Neilsen son of Niels (Niels = Danish form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people') Danish Boy
Neylsun Son of Neil (Neil/Niall often interpreted as 'champion' or 'cloud') English Boy
Ninetah Unknown - no established traditional meaning; possibly related to diminutives of Nina/Ninette Girl
Noopur Anklet; small bells worn by dancers (ghungroo). Indian, Sanskrit Girl
Nyl Either "champion" or "passionate" (from Niall) or "river/valley" (from Nile). Boy
Nadirah rare, precious, exceptional Arabic Girl
Nanila Unestablished. If linked to Georgian 'Nana' it carries associations with the ancient name/goddess; if linked to Arabic 'Naila' it could imply 'attainer/successful'. If coined, no traditional meaning. Girl
Navanita Fresh/newly churned butter (ghee); figuratively 'delight' or 'beloved'. Sanskrit Girl
Nelda Jean Nelda (diminutive of Nella/Eleanor/Helen) + Jean (God is gracious) - roughly 'bright/light and gracious' or 'gracious light'. Girl
Nigelo Derived from Latin for 'black' or 'dark' - 'little dark one' or 'dark-haired'. English, Latin Boy
nityaa Eternal, everlasting, constant Sanskrit Girl
Nourdin Light of the faith / light of the religion Arabic Boy
Nabil Noble, honorable Arabic Boy
Nanetta diminutive of Anne/Anna - 'grace' or 'favor' (little Anne) Italian Girl
Naughton Descendant of Neachtán; Neachtán derives from Irish necht meaning 'pure' or 'clean' (often interpreted as 'pure' or 'chaste') Irish Boy
Neilsin son of Neil (descendant of Niall - 'champion' or possibly 'cloud'). Boy
Neylsyn Descendant of Neil - 'champion's son' or 'little champion'. English Unisex
Ninete Little Nina / little girl; associated with 'grace' (from Anne/Hannah) Girl
Noor Light; illumination Arabic Unisex
Nyla Attainer, winner; successful Arabic Girl
Nadiyyah Arabic: "tender, delicate, dewy"; Slavic: diminutive of Nadezhda meaning "hope". Arabic, Slavic Girl
Nanis If derived from Anna/Anne: “grace” or “favor.” If related to Hawaiian/other Nani: “beautiful.” Otherwise meaning is unclear Girl
Navanitha Freshly churned butter; 'new' or 'fresh' Sanskrit Girl
Nelda Jo Nelda: likely related to Eleanor/Helen meaning "light/torch" or to Spanish Nélida 'sea nymph'. Jo: short for Josephine/Joanne meaning "God will increase" or "God is gracious." French Girl
Nigina jewel, gem Persian Girl
Nityan From Sanskrit 'nitya' meaning 'eternal' or 'everlasting'; sometimes interpreted as 'eternal (or everlasting) bliss' in related compounds. Sanskrit Boy
Nourdynne Derived from Arabic Nūr al-Dīn, meaning "light of the faith" Arabic Girl
Nabila noble, honorable Arabic Girl
Nanettah grace, favor Girl
Nauka Slavic: "science, learning"; Sanskrit/Hindi: "boat" Hindi, Slavic Girl
Neilson son of Neil (Neil from Gaelic Niall, meaning 'champion' or possibly 'cloud') English Boy
Neysa A variant name with multiple possible roots; meanings vary by origin (associations include the mythic place-name Nysa or the Arabic word for 'women'); commonly used as a feminine given name. Girl
Ninett Diminutive form meaning "little Nina" or "little one" (little girl) French Girl
Noora light, radiance Arabic Girl
Nyland new land Scandinavian Unisex
Nadja Hope Slavic Girl
Nanisa Likely 'friendly, sociable; pleasant' (derived from Arabic Anisa); exact origin uncertain Arabic Girl
Navaraj New king - from Sanskrit 'nava' (new or nine) + 'raj' (king); can be interpreted as 'new king' or 'ninth king'. Sanskrit Boy
Nelda Mae Combines Nelda (a diminutive of Nell, associated with Eleanor/Helen - 'light/torch') and Mae (May/Maia - the month/goddess). Overall: 'bright/cherished child of May.' English, Greek, Latin Girl
Nihad Ambition, aspiration; rising/awakening Arabic Boy
Nityanand Eternal bliss (Nitya = eternal; Anand = bliss/joy) Indian, Sanskrit Boy
Noureddin light of the religion / light of the faith Arabic Boy
Nabilah noble, honorable Arabic Girl