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 | |
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Nensi | Croatian form of Nancy. | |
Nentres | The name of the ruler. | |
Neo | New | |
Neofit | Bulgarian form of Neophytos, meaning newly planted. | |
Neofytos | Modern Greek transcription of Neophytos. | |
Neohne'e | Means "walks toward woman", from Cheyenne nėh- "toward" and -ehné "walk" combined with the feminine suffix -e'é [1]. | |
Neola | New | |
Neoma | new moon | |
Neomah | Pleasantness | |
Neomee | Pleasantness | |
Neomi | Pleasantness | |
Neomie | Pleasantness | |
Neomonni | Rain Cloud | |
Neomy | Pleasantness | |
Neon | He who is strong; chemical element | |
Neona | New | |
Neonila | Ukrainian form of Neonilla. | |
Neonilla | From a Greek name derived from νέος (neos) meaning "new". This was the name of an Orthodox Christian saint, a 3rd-century Syrian woman martyred during the persecutions of the Roman emperor Decius. | |
Neophytos | Newly planted | |
Neoptolemos | Greek form of Neoptolemus. | |
Neoptolemus | New war | |
Neor | Droplets , dewdrops, condensation, precipitation. | |
Neorah | Light | |
Neper | A unit of measurement | |
Nephele | Like a cloud | |
Nephi | A good son. Founder of Nephite people | |
Nephilim | A term for the race of half-human giants | |
Nephrite | Mineral Form Of Jade | |
Nephthys | Lady of the temple | |
Neptune | God of the sea | |
Neptuno | Spanish and European Portuguese form of Neptune. | |
Neptunus | Latin form of Neptune. | |
Nequiel | Victory Of The People | |
Nequoyah | A sserious, independent and wonderful being | |
Ner | Candle or light | |
Nera | candle | |
Nere | Mine | |
Nerea | Mine | |
Nereida | sea nymph | |
Nereo | Strong Swimmer | |
Nereus | Lamp Of Faith | |
Nereyda | sea nymph | |
Nergis | Means "daffodil, narcissus" in Turkish, ultimately derived from Greek (see Narcissus). | |
Nərgiz | Azerbaijani form of Narges. | |
Nergui | No Name | |
Neri | The shining nimble or the deity of the sea. | |
Neria | lamp of god, angel | |
Neriah | Lamp Of God | |
Nerian | The person who cares for others. | |
Nericcia | black-haired | |
Nerice | Nymph | |
Nerida | sea nymph | |
Nerilly | Lilies of the spirit of seas | |
Nerina | Sea Nymph | |
Nerine | a nereid, one from the sea | |
Nerio | Possibly a variant of Nereo. | |
Neris | noblewoman | |
Nerisha | That can reveal hidden treasure | |
Neriss | noblewoman | |
Nerissa | Nymph | |
Nerit | candle | |
Nerita | Sea Snail | |
Nerivaanan | The one who is truthful and frank. | |
Neriya | candle | |
Nerlap | The one who is separated or uncommitted. | |
Nermana | Hero | |
Nermin | Delicate | |
Nərmin | Azerbaijani form of Nermin. | |
Nermina | Brave girl | |
Nərminə | Azerbaijani form of Nermin. | |
Nero | Powerful | |
Nerola | orange flower | |
Neroli | The flower which is orange in color. | |
Nerolia | orange flower | |
Nerolie | orange flower | |
Neroly | orange flower | |
Neron | Sea | |
Nerovens | A knight from the northern region | |
Nerrivaanan | The one who is straightforward and open hearted. | |
Nerses | Armenian form of Middle Persian Narseh (see Narses). Saint Nerses was a 4th-century patriarch of the Armenian Church. | |
Nerthus | Goddess of fertility | |
Nerþuz | Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Nerthus and Njord. | |
Nertila | Meaning unknown. | |
Nerute | A polite, easy going and fun loving person | |
Nerva | Roman cognomen derived from Latin nervus "strength". This is the name by which the 1st-century Roman emperor Marcus Cocceius Nerva is commonly known. | |
Nery | Mine | |
Nerya | Mine | |
Nerys | Lady | |
Neryss | noblewoman | |
Neryssa | sea nymph; black-haired | |
Nes | Sacred, chaste | |
Nesa | Indian Princess | |
Nesamani | Lively, exciting, interesting | |
Nesan | Prince | |
Nesar | The big sources of the earth sun and moon. | |
Nesayam | Flower | |
Nesayem | Flower | |
Nesbit | Nose-shaped bend in the road | |
Nesbitt | Resembling nose-bend | |
Nese | Means "joy, happiness" in Turkish. |