Names starting with the letter N

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter N, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a N. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Nazra	Glow and happiness of a person's face.
	Nazrat	One who is of great pride
	Nazreen	The one who is watching of the spectators
	Naztab	Shining grace. It's also an epithet applied by Firdousi to Mushknaz.
	Nazuk	A tender or a delicate person
	Nazveen	A beautiful lady, queen of delicacy and charm
	Nazy	A cute or appealing lady
	Nazz	The delicacy, charm or the pride
	Nazzareno	Italian form of the Late Latin Nazarenus, which meant "from Nazareth, Nazarene". Nazareth was the town in Galilee where Jesus lived. According to the New Testament, the phrase Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum meaning "Jesus the Nazarene, king of the Jews", was inscribed on the cross upon which Jesus was crucified.
	Nazzeer	One who can be compared of others
	Nchedochukwu	God's protection.
	Nchekwube	Trust in God.
	Ndamukong	A house to keep or store spears
	Ndari	Full moon
	Ndidi	One who is patient.
	Ndoki	Sorceror
	Ndrajit	The king who wins the world
	Ndubuisi	Means "life is foremost" in Igbo.
	Ndulue	Nigerian term meaning hope this one makes it.
	Nduta	Teach me
	Ndwiga	Kenyan word for giraffe.
	Ne	Sound or a musical instrument
	Nea	lustrous; goal, purpose
	Neacel	People's triumph
	Neah	Someone moved or a moving person
	Neal	Champion Or Passionate
	Neala	having chieftains
	Neale	champion
	Nealla	champion
	Nealon	Coming from clouds
	Nealson	The born son of Victor.
	Neam	One of the trees name.
	Nearidei	White four-leafed flower.
	Nearra	A ploughed agricultural field
	Neary	A gentle girl
	Neas	Old Irish form of Neasa.
	Neasa	From Old Irish Ness, meaning uncertain. In Irish legend she was the mother of Conchobar. She installed her son as king of Ulster by convincing Fergus mac Róich (her husband and Conchobar's stepfather) to give up his throne to the boy for a year and then helping him rule so astutely that the Ulstermen demanded that he remain as king. According to some versions of the legend she was originally named Assa "gentle", but was renamed Ní-assa "not gentle" after she sought to avenge the murders of her foster fathers.
	Neassa	Variant of Neasa.
	Neave	A variant of the name 'Neva', meaning 'to snow', symbolic of purity.
	Nebet-Hut	Reconstructed Egyptian form of Nephthys.
	Nebil	Turkish form of Nabil.
	Nebile	Turkish feminine form of Nabil.
	Nebo	Form of Nabu used in the Old Testament.
	Nebojsa	Without fear
	Nebraska	Flat Water
	Nebrod	Form of Nimrod used in the Greek Old Testament.
	Nebuchadnezzar	From ןְבוּכַדְנֶאצֲּר (Nevuḵaḏnetstsar), the Hebrew form of the Akkadian name Nabu-kudurri-usur meaning "Nabu protect my eldest son", derived from the god's name Nabu combined with kudurru meaning "eldest son" and an imperative form of naṣāru meaning "to protect". This name was borne by a 12th-century BC king of the Babylonian Empire. It was also borne by a 6th-century BC king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire. He captured Jerusalem, and ultimately destroyed the city's temple and deported many of its citizens, as told in the Old Testament.
	Nebula	mist
	Necahual	Survivor
	Necalli	Battle
	Necessity	unavoidable or extremely requisite
	Nechama	comfort, solace
	Nechamah	comfort, solace
	Nechamit	comfort, solace
	Nechemia	Comforted by God
	Nechemya	Hebrew form of Nehemiah.
	Nechtan	Irish name of uncertain meaning, possibly from a Celtic root meaning "damp" (cognate with Neptune). In Irish mythology Nechtan was the husband of Boann, the goddess of the River Boyne. He is sometimes identified with Nuada. This name was borne by the 5th-century Saint Nectan of Hartland in Devon, who was supposedly born in Ireland. It was also the name of several kings of the Picts (described mostly from Gaelic sources, this may represent a Pictish cognate).
	Neci	Fiery
	Necia	Fiery
	Neck	water sprite
	Necla	Female child, competition, cohort.
	Necoda	Form of Nekoda used in the Latin Old Testament.
	Necole	people of victory
	Nectarios	Comes from sugary, nectar.
	Nectovelius	People from the northern cliff
	Necuametl	King
	Neculai	Romanian form of Nikolaos, meaning victor of the people.
	Ned	Diminutive Form Of Names Beginning With Ed-
	Neda	Christ's Day
	Nedaa	Call To Prayer
	Nedd	The nimble of the faith.
	Nedda	The one who was born on the day 7th day.
	Neddie	born on Sunday
	Neddra	underground
	Neddy	The mate who is flush and well off.
	Nedelcho	Sunday in Bulgarian language.
	Nedeljka	The one was born on Sunday.
	Nedeljko	Resembles one of the days, Sunday.
	Nedelka	Macedonian feminine form of Nedeljko.
	Nedelko	Macedonian form of Nedeljko.
	Nedelya	Sunday
	Nedi	born on Sunday
	Nediljka	Feminine form of Nedeljko.
	Nediljko	Variant of Nedeljko.
	Nedim	Turkish and Bosnian form of Nadim.
	Nediva	noble and generous
	Nediyavan	A proud and vigilant person
	Nediyon	Multi color one or interesting or unusual.
	Nedjeljka	Variant of Nedeljka.
	Nedjeljko	Variant of Nedeljko.
	Nedjelko	The one who's birth day is Sunday.
	Nedo	Protector of snow or protector of wealth.
	Nedra	Invented Name
	Nedumaan	The son of the ruler or king or monarch.
	Nedumaaran	The one who is brave and appreciated.
	Nedumaran	The one who has a good height and handsome outfit.
	Nedungo	One of the kings name.
	Nedyalka	Bulgarian feminine form of Nedeljko.
	Nedyalko	Bulgarian form of Nedeljko.
	Neea	One of the flowers, Lime tree.