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
	Neerav	Silent
	Neerava	A cool and calm person
	Neerja	The lotus bud or lotus blossom.
	Neeru	The shining of the light.
	Neerudhi	Resembling consuming fire.
	Neesaa	Lady, female, damsel.
	Neesh	The one who is quiet and calm.
	Neesha	night
	Neeshad	Blissful, most happy, contented.
	Neeshal	One who has no end
	Neeshlin	One who is born lucky and ambitious
	Neeta	Grace
	Neetal	Never ending, limitless, unlimited.
	Neeteepa	One who is responsible to spread light
	Neethi	The one has decency and good moralities.
	Neethika	The one who is trustworthy and honest.
	Neethimaran	Resembles the beautiful lotus.
	Neeti	Good
	Neetiman	The one who is legalized and endorsed.
	Neetipal	The guardian of rules and regulations.
	Neetish	One who follow the right path
	Neetu	Good
	Neev	A strong foundation
	Neeva	Another name of river Narmada.
	Neevan	The sacred or pure or unpolluted one.
	Nef	The son of brother or sister.
	Nefeli	Cloud
	Nefen	Son of the siblings.
	Neferkare	From Egyptian nfr-kꜣ-rꜥ meaning "the soul of Ra is beautiful", from nfr "beautiful, good" combined with kꜣ "soul" combined with the name of the god Ra. This name was borne by several Egyptian pharaohs.
	Nefertari	Beautiful Companion
	Neferteri	The gorgeous one, prettiest
	Nefertiri	The one who is most gorgeous, attractive and smart looking.
	Nefertiti	The Perfect One Has Arrived
	Neferuptah	From Egyptian nfrw-ptḥ meaning "beauty of Ptah" [1], from nfrw "beauty, perfection" combined with the name of the god Ptah. This was the name of a sister of the pharaoh Neferusobek.
	Neferure	Human being, mankind or woman kind.
	Neferusobek	From Egyptian nfrw-sbk meaning "beauty of Sobek" [1], derived from nfrw "beauty, perfection" combined with the name of the god Sobek. This is the name of the earliest known female pharaoh of Egypt, ruling in the 12th dynasty (19th century BC). Her name is typically found with the hieroglyphs in reverse order, as Sobekneferu, though it is assumed this was only done to place the god's name first in writing.
	Nefes	Breath
	Nəfəs	Means "breath" in Azerbaijani, derived from Arabic نفس (nafas), ultimately related to the root نفس (nafusa) meaning "to be precious".
	Neff	The son of my siblings.
	Nefise	Turkish form of Nafisa.
	Nefret	Beautiful
	Neftali	Struggling
	Nefyn	form of NYFAIN - an early saint
	Negar	The one is very loving and close to heart.
	Negeen	Gem
	Negida	wealthy
	Negin	The priceless gem or valuable gemstone.
	Negina	The precious gemstone
	Neha	Love, Affection
	Nehal	The person who is smart looking and fetching.
	Nehama	The one who gives relaxation.
	Nehamah	comfort, solace
	Nehan	The one who has attractive features.
	Nehanth	Shower of love and affection.
	Nehara	light
	Neharika	Dew
	Nehayat	Last, finish, accomplish, conclusion.
	Nehchalbir	Steady combatant, sturdy fighter.
	Nehchaljot	Steady nimble or firm bright.
	Nehchalpreet	The one who likes to be a truthful person to others.
	Nehchaltek	The one who is a strong believer of God.
	Nehemiah	God Has Comforted
	Nehir	River
	Nehira	light
	Nehkaam	The one who sacrifices his wishes and dreams.
	Nehla	Award, talent, skill, knowledge.
	Nehora	light
	Nehra	Fondness, liking, care, regard.
	Nehru	The one who abides in seaway or water way.
	Nehshal	A limitless person, unending
	Nehuen	A man who is mighty and strong
	Nehura	light
	Neifion	Welsh form of Neptune.
	Neige	Snow
	Neil	champion
	Neila	closing, locking
	Neilan	Victor, overcomer, defender, defeater.
	Neile	champion
	Neilina	champion
	Neill	A person who is always wins
	Neilla	champion; closing, locking
	Neille	champion
	Neilos	Greek name of the Nile River, possibly of Semitic origin meaning "river". In Greek mythology he was the god of the Nile, the son of Okeanos and Tethys.This name was borne by a 5th-century saint who lived in the Sinai Peninsula. It was also borne by a 10th-century Byzantine saint, usually called Nilus in English, who established the monastery at Grottaferrata near Rome.
	Neils	A person who has general authority over others.
	Neilson	Coming from clouds
	Neima	a melody
	Neina	little girl; great-granddaughter
	Neirin	Pleasurable and well known.
	Neith	Ancient Egyptian Mother Goddess
	Neitya	Flower of love
	Neiv	Bright
	Neiva	snow
	Neive	Bright
	Neives	snow
	Neizan	Spanish form of Nathan, reflecting the English pronunciation.
	Neja	Success in Law.
	Nejc	Pet form of Jernej, meaning 'son of Talmai'.
	Nejeeb	The raven, large black bird with a straight bill and long wedge-shaped tail.
	Nejla	A vast peer of the realm.
	Nejra	Sparkle or shine