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
	Nividh	An information about something
	Nivik	The meeting point of three rivers
	Nivin	The greetings to the God
	Nivo	New
	Nivraj	A good foundation
	Nivranshu	the part of grace of the moon
	Nivriti	Bliss
	Nivritti	Happiness, Repose
	Nivruti	The retirement from life
	Nivrutt	A retired person, Left world for moksha
	Nivrutti	Seperation from world
	Nix	Crimson
	Nixe	night
	Nixen	The Son of Nick
	Nixie	Water Sprite
	Nixit	Something certain to happen
	Nixon	Son Of Nicholas
	Niya	An Irish variant of the name Nia (Celtic and African-Swahilli origin), meaning 'aim', 'purpose', 'radiance', 'shine' and 'beauty'.
	Niyaaz	A desire to offer something to God
	Niyaf	A tall and pretty girl
	Niyah	A variant of the name Nia, meaning 'aim' or 'purpose'.
	Niyan	The eyes of a person
	Niyas	Offerings to Almighty
	Niyath	The intentions or the aim or someone
	Niyati	Fate
	Niyaz	Something offered to the Almighty
	Niyla	A winner of a gracious personality
	Niyoosha	A patient listener, a careful listener
	Niyor	Dew drops
	Niyyat	A person's intentions
	Nizah	One who blossom
	Nizal	A contest or someone who is striving for
	Nizam	An arrangement or an order of something
	Nizamat	The organization or the arrangements
	Nizamuddin	One who looks after the religious arrangements
	Nizamulmulk	The governor of a country
	Nizana	Flower Bud
	Nizar	Little
	Nizha	A delightful, clean or cleanliness
	Nizhalgal	A shadow, similar to the person
	Nizhoni	Pretty
	Njal	The one who wins the contest.
	Njala	Icelandic feminine form of Njáll.
	Njall	Old Norse form of Niall (see Neil). This is the name of the hero of a 13th century Icelandic saga, based on the life of a 10th-century Icelandic chieftain.
	Njema	Good
	Njeri	Daughter of a warrior.
	Njinga	To Wrap Around, Twist
	Njoki	She who returned.
	Njood	Highland or the plateaus
	Njord	From Old Norse Njǫrðr, derived from Proto-Germanic *Nerþuz. It might derive from the Indo-European root *hnerto- meaning "strong, vigorous". Njord was the Norse god associated with the sea, sailing, fishing and fertility. With his children Freyr and Freya he was a member of the Vanir gods.
	Njorðr	Old Norse form of Njord.
	Nkauj	Means "woman, girl" in Hmong.
	Nkazimulo	Means "glory, brightness" in Zulu.
	Nkechi	God's Gift
	Nkechinyere	God's pleasure which came to this world.
	Nkemdilim	Means "that which is mine belongs to me" in Igbo.
	Nkiru	The greatest will come
	Nkiruka	The greatest will come
	Nkomo	Cattle
	Nkosana	Means "prince" in Xhosa.
	Nkosazana	Means "princess" in Xhosa.
	Nkosi	Law and regulations.
	Nkruma	Means "ninth born child" in Akan.
	Nkrumah	The 9th born child.
	Nnamdi	My father is still abides.
	Nneka	My mother is the highest
	Nneke	Prominent Mother
	Nnena	Like Grandmother
	Nnenia	Looks Like Grandmother
	Nnenna	Paternal Grandmother
	Nnenne	Mother of my mother
	No	A female form of the names Noe and Noah, meaning of 'comfort'.
	Noa	Movement
	No'a	Biblical Hebrew form of Noah 2.
	Noach	Peace, Rest
	Noadiah	Meeting With The Lord
	Noah	Rest, Peace
	Noak	Relief, well being or dwelling peacefully
	Noam	Pleasantness
	Noami	pleasant
	Noapeh	Soldier Troop
	Nobat	Chance, occasion, opening.
	Nobel	Noble, Good Character
	Noble	Nobility
	Noboru	Rise, Ascend
	Nobu	Prolong, Stretch
	Nobuhide	Faithfulness, Trust
	Nobuko	Faith, Child
	Noburu	Expand
	Nobutoshi	From Japanese 信 (nobu) meaning "trust" and 敏 (toshi) meaning "quick, clever, sharp". Other kanji combinations can also form this name.
	Nobuye	Faith, Blessed
	Nobuyuki	Truth, Happiness
	Nochehuatl	Constant
	Nochtli	Prickly pear fruit
	Nocturna	Of The Night
	Noda	Famous, Recognized
	Nodens	Possibly from the old Celtic root *snowdo- meaning "mist, haze" [1]. Alternatively it might be related to the Indo-European root *neud- meaning "to acquire, to use" [2]. This is the name of a Celtic god associated with healing, hunting and fishing. He is known from a shrine excavated at Gloucestershire, where the name is only found in the dative forms Nodenti and Nodonti. He probably forms the basis for the legendary figures of Nuada (Irish) and Nudd (Welsh).
	Nodin	Windy Day
	Nodir	Uzbek form of Nadir.
	Nodira	Uzbek feminine form of Nadir.