Names starting with N.
- Na Chinese · Graceful elegance
- Na-Eun Korean · Great kindness
- Na-ri Korean · Virtuous and reason
- Naa Akan "nana" · Queen or royal woman
- Nabil Arabic · Noble, honorable
- Nabwato Kikuyu linguistic root · Gift of God
- Nabwire Luo · Born during harvest season
- Naby Arabic/West African · Prophet
- Nace Slovenian/Macedonian · Fiery or immortal
- Nacha Arabic · Small nose
- Naci Turkish · Saved, rescued
- Nacim Arabic · Gentle breeze, fresh air, or leader
- Naciye Arabic-Turkish · Refined or delicate
- Nada Slavic/Arabic · Hope (Slavic); dew or generosity (Arabic)
- Nađa Slavic · Hope
- Nadège French · Hope
- Nader Arabic · Rare and precious
- Nadežda Slavic · Hope
- Nadia Arabic · Delicate and tender
- Nadiia Ukrainian · Hope
- Nadija Slavic/Arabic · Hope; tender, delicate
- Nadim Arabic · Drinking companion
- Nadin Hungarian/Russian · hope
- Nadine Slavic · Hope
- Nadir Arabic · Rare or opposite the zenith
- Nadira Arabic · Rare and precious
- Nadja Slavic · Hope
- Nadjim Arabic · Star, brightness, guidance, eminence, strength, nobility
- Nadzieja Polish · Hope; Polish form
- Nael Arabic · Achiever or attainer
- Naëlia French/Iberian · Born at Christmas, gift, or attainer
- Naëlla French/Arabic · Grace, elegance, gift of God; renewal and attainment
- Naëlle French/Hebrew · Gift of God, blessed and generous, beautiful, pleasant
- Naëly Spanish/French · Syncretic etymology: cloud, God has given, or I love you
- Naëlya French/Celtic · Modern name, possibly blending Celtic and Arabic roots
- Naëlys Celtic/Welsh · Invented name; possibly light or flower
- Nafisat Hausa-Fulani · Chosen one or pure
- Nafissa Arabic · Precious, valuable, or rare
- Nafissatou Arabic · Precious, valuable
- Nafiu Hausa · Pure, beneficial
- Naftali Hebrew · My wrestling or he struggled
- Nafula Luo · Born during the rainy season
- Nahel Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic for river or stream; Hebrew for stream or torrent
- Nahia Basque · Basque for desire or wish
- Nahil Arabic · One who drinks deeply, satisfied, or quenched
- Nahim Arabic/Hebrew · Nahim means comfort, delight, and tranquility, from Arabic roots signifying friendliness and advising
- Nahla Arabic · A drink of water, water in the desert, or honeybee
- Naho Japanese · Honest, protect
- Nahuel Mapuche · I left
- Nahya Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic: guides from wrongdoing,' beautiful,' radiant
- Nahyan Arabic · Wise and intelligent; from Arabic nahy (to prohibit/guide)
- Nahyl Arabic/Hawaiian · Arabic: One who drinks deeply; symbolizes satisfaction, fulfillment, generosity
- Nai Slovenian/Japanese · Grace, beauty, deer or sea foam
- Naia Basque · Wave, Sea Foam
- Naiane Tupi-Guarani · Water nymph
- Naiara Basque-Spanish · Sacred grotto
- Naïcha Indian/Slavic · Diverse origins: Indian (day of birth), Slavic (hope), Sanskrit (nearness), Romance (grace)
- Naida Greek/Slavic · Water nymph
- Naif Arabic · Innocent
- Naïg Celtic-French · Breton origin, meaning unclear
- Naikiru Luo · Blessed or favored
- Nail Turkic · Rare or precious
- Naïla Arabic · Attainment or achievement; success and accomplishment
- Nailah Arabic · Successful, obtainer, gracious, charitable
- Naïly Arabic · Successful, one who attains
- Naim Arabic-Turkish · Happy
- Naima Arabic · Comfort
- Nainoi Luo · blessed
- Nair Tupi-Brazilian Portuguese · Eyes
- Naïra Arabic/Armenian · Arabic nūr (light/brilliance), Armenian Nairi (Land of Rivers/Lakes), Sanskrit (eye/beauty of Saraswati)
- Naïs Greek · Water nymph or river nymph
- Naïssa Arabic/French · Arabic for happiness, French for rebirth
- Naja Scandinavian · Scandinavian, meaning unclear
- Najat Arabic · Salvation
- Najib Arabic · Noble and intelligent
- Najla Arabic · Wide-eyed and noble
- Najma Arabic · Star or celestial body
- Najwa Arabic · Whisper, intimate conversation
- Nala Zulu-Tswana · Successful or plenty
- Naldo Portuguese · Powerful ruler
- Naledi Tswana · Star
- Nalia African-Swahili · Successful
- Naliaka Luo · Born during drought or dry season
- Nalu Hawaiian · Wave
- Nalya Russian/Latin · Christmas Day; youthful, young
- Namelok Maasai · Sweet girl
- Nami Japanese · Japanese for wave or ocean wave
- Namory West African/Mandé · One who brings peace, or peaceful ruler
- Namuncurá Mapuche · Foot of the condor
- Nana Japanese · Seven, greens
- Nanami Japanese · Seven seas
- Nancul Mapuche · Snake
- Nancy Hebrew via French · Grace, favor
- Nandi Zulu-Sotho · Sweet or pleasant
- Nandipha Zulu · Sweet/pleasant soul
- Nando Germanic via Spanish · Peaceful wanderer
- Nándor Hungarian · Danubian Bulgarian
- Nanett Hebrew-French-German · Grace
- Nania Akan · Grace or gift
- Nanne Dutch · God is gracious
- Nanni Italian-Hebrew · God is gracious
- Nanny Scandinavian · Grace
- Nans French/Hebrew · Valley, torrent, or God is gracious
- Nao Japanese · Honest and truthful
- Naoise Irish · Warrior; lover of Deirdre in legend
- Naoki Japanese · Honest, tree
- Naomi Hebrew · Pleasantness
- Naomie Hebrew · Pleasantness, sweetness, or my delight
- Naomy Hebrew · Modern variant of Naomi; pleasantness or delightfulness
- Naor Hebrew · Enlightened, illumined, or one who gives light
- Naoufal Arabic · Generous gift
- Naoufel Berber · Generous one
- Nara Japanese-Celtic · Happy or what makes one happy
- Narcís Greek · Self-love, daffodil
- Narcisa Greek · Self-love, daffodil
- Narciso Greek · Self-love, daffodil
- Narcyz Greek · Self-love, daffodil
- Narek Armenian · Meaning uncertain, possibly from Persian nar (manly, brave, fire)
- Nariman Arabic · Gentle breeze
- Narin Turkish/Persian · Delicate, slender, fine, tender, graceful, gentle, king of men, eternity
- Naroa Basque · Beautiful or pretty
- Narve Scandinavian · Norse origin, meaning unclear
- Nashipai Maasai · Happy girl
- Nasma Arabic · Gentle breeze, breath of air, soft whisper, ripple, or fragrant garden
- Nasra Arabic · Help, support, or victory (Arabic root n-s-r, divine assistance, triumph)
- Nasreddine Arabic · Victory of faith
- Nasri Arabic · Victorious, one who helps, associated with victory
- Nasrin Persian · Wild rose
- Nasser Arabic · Victorious, helper
- Nassim Arabic · Gentle breeze
- Nassor Swahili · Victorious or helper
- Nastazja Slavic/Greek · Resurrection or to arise again
- Nastia Greek/Slavic · Resurrection or rebirth, from Greek anastasis
- Natacha Russian · From Latin natalis, meaning birthday and associated with Christmas Day
- Natali Latin-Slavic · Birth day or of Christmas
- Natalia Latin · Birthday of the Lord or Christmas Day
- Natalie Latin · Born on Christmas Day
- Natalija Slavic/Latin · Born on Christmas Day
- Natalina Latin · Natal/Christmas
- Natalja Slavic/Russian · Christmas Day or birthday; new beginnings
- Nataly Latin-Spanish · Birthday of the Lord or Christmas Day
- Natan Hebrew · He gave
- Natanael Hebrew-Portuguese · God has given
- Nataniel Hebrew · God gave
- Nataša Slavic/Latin · Birthday, often associated with Christmas Day
- Natascha Russian-German · Christmas Day
- Natasha Latin · Born on Christmas
- Natasza Slavic · Christmas Day
- Nate Hebrew · Gift of God or He has given
- Natéo Latin/Hebrew · May mean born or native (Latin), or gift of God (Hebrew)
- Nathaël Hebrew · God has given; Gift of God
- Nathalia Latin, Hebrew · Christmas Day or he gave
- Nathalie Latin, Hebrew · Christmas Day or he gave
- Nathan Hebrew · He gave
- Nathanael Hebrew · God has given
- Nathaniel Hebrew · Gift of God
- Nathéo French · Modern blend of Nathan (God has given) and Théo (God)
- Nathi Zulu · My father
- Natividad Latin-Spanish · Nativity or birth of Christ
- Natividade Latin-Portuguese · Nativity or birth of Christ
- Natnael Amharic · God gave
- Natsuki Japanese · Summer hope
- Natsumi Japanese · Summer beauty
- Naud Germanic · Germanic origin, meaning unclear
- Nava Hebrew/Spanish · Beautiful, pleasant (Hebrew); treeless plateau, plain (Spanish/Basque)
- Navy English/French · Fleet of ships, sea force, or the color navy blue
- Navya Sanskrit · New youthful
- Nawal Arabic · Gift
- Nawel Mapuche · Gift
- Nawell Arabic · Meaning gift from God or favor
- Nawfel Arabic · Generous, kind, gift, or handsome
- Naya Sanskrit/Hebrew · New or leader (Sanskrit), God has answered (Hebrew), purpose (Swahili)
- Nayah Hebrew/Arabic · Hebrew for beautiful,' pleasant,' or God has answered; Arabic for new or fresh.'
- Nayam Sanskrit/Arabic · From Sanskrit naya meaning new or fresh, also guide or leader
- Nayan Sanskrit · Sanskrit name meaning eye or vision, also leader or one with insight
- Nayara African, Yoruba · Brazilian name, meaning unclear
- Nayel Arabic · Attainment, achievement, success, winner
- Nayeli Zapotec · I love you
- Nayer Arabic/Persian · Radiant, luminous, shining
- Nayl Arabic · Arabic: one who obtains, attainer, or achiever
- Nayla Arabic · Winner or successful
- Naylan Irish/Turkish · Possible meanings: hero, champion, cloud, honest king, attainer, achiever, eye, or vision
- Nayra Arabic/Sanskrit · Radiance, beauty, and vision
- Nayssa Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic Miracle of God, Hebrew miracle or banner
- Nazan Turkish · Delicate
- Nazar Hebrew/Arabic · From Nazareth; sight, vision
- Nazaré Hebrew-Portuguese · Of Nazareth
- Nazareno Hebrew-Spanish · Of Nazareth, consecrated
- Nazarii Slavic/Hebrew · From Nazareth; branch, shoot
- Nazeem Arabic · Noble
- Nazim Arabic · Organizer, arranger, or poet
- Nazira Hungarian/Arabic · observer
- Nazmi Turkish · Arranged
- Ncobile Zulu · I am blessed or I am fortunate
- Nderitu Kikuyu · Kikuyu origin, meaning unclear
- Ndeye Wolof · Wolof for mother or woman; an honorific title
- Ndidi Igbo · Mind or thought
- Ndinda Kikuyu · Beloved daughter
- Ndivhudzannyi Venda · I am blessed
- Ndivhuwo Venda · We were given grace
- Ndonye Luo · Provider
- Ndumiso Zulu · Bringer of joy or I brought joy
- Ndunge Kikuyu · Noble one
- Neal Gaelic-English · Champion or cloud
- Neamat Arabic · Blessings received
- Neave Irish/French · Bright or radiant, from Irish Gaelic Niamh
- Nebahat Turkish · Happiness
- Necdet Turkish · Noble or fine
- Necip Turkish · Noble
- Neda Persian · Voice call
- Nedeljka Slavic · Born on Sunday or Sunday child
- Nedim Turkish · Confidant
- Nedžla Arabic · Pure, clean, noble, distinguished
- Neel Sanskrit · Blue; sapphire
- Neela Sanskrit · Blue, sapphire blue, or dark blue
- Neema Swahili · Born in prosperity; grace
- Negan Hebrew/Irish · Speculative: Hebrew to strike, Irish the one, Persian good destiny
- Negussie Amharic · King
- Neha Sanskrit · Loving affection
- Néhémie Hebrew · God comforts or the Lord comforts
- Nehuen Mapuche · Strong or powerful
- Neïa Greek/Latin · New, young, or sea nymph
- Neide Tupi-Brazilian Portuguese · Water goddess
- Neil Irish · Champion, cloud
- Neïla Arabic/French · One who attains
- Neilen Spanish-Mapuche · Bright champion
- Neïssa Arabic/Greek · Arabic: gentle breeze or grace; Greek: to swim or island
- Neiva Latin-Portuguese · snow
- Neja Slovenian · Pure, chaste, gentle, or tender
- Nejc Slovenian · Son of Talmai or son of the furrow
- Nejla Arabic · Arabic for eye or large-eyed, poetically describing beautiful eyes
- Nejma Arabic · Star
- Nejra Arabic/Bosnian · Bright, radiant, or shining
- Nejša Slovenian/Greek · Chaste or pure
- Nekane Basque · Sadness or sorrow
- Nektarios Greek · Immortal, nectar
- Nel Greek · Bright, shining
- Nela Slavic · Bright clear
- Nele Latin via Dutch · Horn
- Neli Latin-Slavic · Horn, strong
- Nelia Latin-Portuguese · Horn, strength
- Nelian Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian coinage
- Nélida Spanish via Helen · Bright or shining one
- Nelig Celtic-French · French, possibly Celtic origin
- Nelio Greek-Portuguese · Of the Nile
- Nell English · Bright, shining one; light
- Nella Italian-Greek · Torch or bright
- Nellia Latin/Greek · Latin cornu (horn) or Greek helene (light, torch, bright); suggesting strength and radiance
- Nellie English · Bright, Shining Light
- Nelly Germanic · Bright, shining one
- Nellya Greek/Arabic · From Greek helê: ray of sunshine or brightness
- Nels Scandinavian · Victory of the people or champion
- Nelson Scottish Gaelic patronymic · Son of Neil
- Neltje Germanic · Shining one
- Nelu Romanian/Hebrew · God is gracious
- Nelya Russian/Slavic · Light, torch, hope, gracious, strength
- Nelyah Hebrew/Latin · Possibly God has answered or horn-colored
- Nemanja Slavic · Without possessions or one who takes
- Nemesio Greek · Justice
- Nena Spanish-German · Girl or baby girl
- Nene Akan · Good or grace
- Nengi Ijaw · Life is good
- Neo Latin-Greek · New
- Nereo Greek · Italian form of Greek Nereus
- Nergiz Turkish · Daffodil or narcissus flower
- Neriah Hebrew · Lamp of Yahweh, light of the Lord
- Neriman Turkish · Bright or luminous
- Nermin Turkish · Delicate
- Nermine Persian · Persian name meaning soft,' gentle,' or delicate
- Neşe Turkish · Joy
- Nesma Arabic · Gentle breeze or soft wind, evoking tranquility and freshness
- Nesrine Arabic · Wild rose blossom
- Ness Scottish/Gaelic · From the headland or promontory; diminutive of Vanessa or Agnes; Hebrew for miracle
- Nessa Greek/Irish · Pure, holy, or near
- Nessia Hebrew/Greek · Miracle or standard; pure
- Nessim Hebrew · Breath of fresh air, gentle breeze, miracle, or sign
- Nesta Welsh/Greek · Pure, chaste, lamb, integrity, honesty, or sincerity
- Nestor Greek · Homecoming
- Netje Germanic · Pure one
- Netsanet Amharic · Precious or valued
- Neus Germanic · Snow
- Neusa Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian name, meaning unclear
- Neuza Brazilian Portuguese · Little girl
- Neva Slavic/Spanish · Snow or river name
- Nevaeh English-invented · English invented name
- Neve Irish/Latin · Bright, radiant, or snowy
- Neveah American · Derived from heaven backward; spirituality, purity
- Neven Slavic/Celtic · Marigold, symbolizing immortality and vitality
- Nevena Slavic · Marigold flower
- Nevenka Slavic · Marigold or calendula, symbolizing beauty and warmth
- Nevenko Slavic · Marigold flower
- Neves Latin · Snows
- Nevija Latin/Hebrew · Snow or snow-white; evokes purity and freshness
- Nevin Turkish · New and fresh
- Nevzat Turkish · Auspicious
- Neya Swahili/Sanskrit · Purpose, goal, leader, guide, good conduct, righteousness, beauty, grace, fulfilled wish
- Neyen Mapuche · To see
- Neyl French/Latin · Debated: black (Latin Nigellus) or champion (Irish Niall)
- Neyla Arabic/Turkish · Arabic one who achieves, Turkish gaze or wish fulfilled
- Neylan Turkish/Irish · Fulfilled wish, achiever (Turkish); descendant of Niall (Irish)
- Neylia Arabic/Turkish · Arabic attainer or successful one
- Neysa Sanskrit · Pure miracle
- Neyssa Greek/Irish · Possibly water nymph or goddess of the water from Greek roots
- Neža Slovenian · Slovene form of Agnes; pure or chaste
- Nezha Arabic · Pure and tender
- Nganga Bantu · Healer
- Ngbede Tiv · God provides
- Ngina Kikuyu · Blessing or grace
- Ngozi Igbo · Blessing
- Ngugi Kikuyu · One who climbs or climber
- Nhanha Bantu-Portuguese · Grace
- Nhlamulo Zulu · Answer or response
- Nhlanhla Zulu · Luck
- Nhlengethwa Zulu · Long-haired
- Nia Swahili · Purpose; resolve
- Niall Irish · Champion, cloud
- Niamh Irish/Celtic · Bright
- Nica Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicanora Greek · Victory of the people
- Niccolo Italian · Victory of people
- Nichi Romanian/Japanese · Victory of the people; day or sun
- Nicholas Greek · Victory of the people
- Nichole Greek-English · Victory of the people
- Nicki Greek-English · Victory of the people
- Nicklas Greek-Scandinavian · Victory of the people
- Nickolas Greek-English · Victory of the people
- Nicky Greek-English · Victory of the people
- Niclas Greek-German-Swedish · Victory of the people
- Nico Greek-Italian · Victory of the people
- Nicoară Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicol Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicola Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicolaas Dutch · Victory of the people
- Nicolaes Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicolai Greek-Scandinavian · Victory of the people
- Nicolaie Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicolas Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicole Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicoleta Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicoletta Greek via Italian · Victory of the people
- Nicolette Greek-French · Victory of the people
- Nicoli Greek-Brazilian Portuguese · Victory of the people
- Nicolina Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicolly Greek-Brazilian Portuguese · Victory of the people
- Nicolo Greek-Italian · Victory of the people
- Nicoly Greek-Brazilian Portuguese · Victory of the people
- Nicu Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicula Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Niculae Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Niculaie Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nicușor Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nida Arabic · Call, proclamation
- Nidal Arabic · Struggle, striving, or effort in a cause
- Nidhi Sanskrit · Treasure; fund
- Niek Dutch · Victory of the people
- Niels Greek/Danish · People's victory
- Nienke Hebrew · Grace, favor
- Nieve Spanish/Irish · Snow, bright, fist
- Nieves Spanish · Snows
- Nihad nahada · Rise or awakening
- Nihal nihal · Crescent moon or reaching goals
- Nihan Turkish/Persian · Primarily hidden,' secret,' or concealed.'
- Niharika Sanskrit · Nebula in sky
- Nihat nihat · Awakening or rising
- Nihel Arabic · Gift, present, source of water/honey; honor, nobility
- Nii Ga · King; chief
- Niilo Nikolaus · Finnish form of Nicholas
- Niina Nina · Finnish variant of Nina
- Nik Nikolaus · Victory of the people
- Nika Greek · Victory of the people
- Nike Greek · Victory
- Nikhil Sanskrit · Complete; entire
- Nikita Sanskrit · Unconquered
- Nikki Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikky Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Niklas Greek · Victory of the people
- Niko Greek-Finnish · Victory of the people
- Nikodem Polish · Victory of the people
- Nikol Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikola Greek-Slavic · Victory of the people
- Nikolai Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikolaj Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikolaos Greek · People's victory
- Nikolas Greek-German · Victory of the people
- Nikolaus Greek-German · Victory of the people
- Nikolay Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikole Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikoleta Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikolett Hungarian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikoletta Greek/Hungarian · Victory of the people
- Nikolija Slavic/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikolina Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikolle Romanian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Nikos Greek · Victory of the people
- Nil Latin/Greek · Nothing; Nile River; champion, cloud, indigo plant
- Nila Sanskrit/Tamil · Dark blue, sapphire, indigo; moon, river, attainment
- Nilda Germanic-Spanish · battle
- Nildete Nildes · Little Nilda
- Nilgün nil+gün · Blue day
- Nille Nikolaus · Victory of the people
- Nilo Greek-Latin-Portuguese · Nile river
- Niloufar Persian · Water lily
- Nils Greek via Scandinavian · Victory of the people
- Nilson Old Norse · Son of Nils
- Nilton English-Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian form of Milton
- Nilüfer nilüfer · Water lily
- Nilza Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian variant of Nilda
- Nima Persian/Sanskrit · Just, renowned, moon or sun
- Nimet nimah · Blessing or grace
- Nimi Yoruba · My mother
- Nimrod Hebrew · Rebel, hunter
- Nina Spanish · Grace or purpose
- Nine French · Pure; grace; girl
- Ninetta ninna · Lullaby
- Ninho Portuguese · Nest
- Nino Georgian-Italian · Named after Nina
- Ninon French · Feminine name of French origin meaning grace or favor
- Ninoslav Slavic · Present or now glory
- Niouma West African/Mandé · Gift or blessing, signifying a cherished arrival or divine favor
- Nirmala Sanskrit · Pure; clean
- Nis Nikolaus · People's victory
- Nisa nisa · Women or nursing
- Nisha Sanskrit · Night
- Nisrine Arabic · Wild rose or dog rose, symbolizing natural beauty and grace
- Nissa Hebrew/Arabic · From Hebrew, to test or sign/miracle; from Arabic, woman
- Nisse Nikolaus · People's victory
- Nissrine Arabic · Wild rose
- Nitya Sanskrit · Eternal one
- Niu Chinese · Girl daughter
- Nivaldo Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Snowy noble ruler
- Niven Scottish/Gaelic · Little saint, holy one
- Niya Sanskrit/Arabic · Leader (Sanskrit), intention (Arabic), purpose (Swahili), bright (Irish)
- Niyah Arabic/Swahili · Arabic for intention, purpose, or caring; Swahili purpose
- Niyi Yoruba · To have honor
- Nizam Arabic · Order and arrangement
- Nizar Arabic · Small and refined
- Njabulo Zulu · Sorrow
- Njål Old Norse · champion
- Njenga Kikuyu · Hunter warrior
- Njeri Kikuyu · Daughter of warrior
- Njeru Kikuyu · Red one
- Njoki Kikuyu · One who returns
- Njoroge Kikuyu · Warrior bird
- Njue Kikuyu · Ancient one
- Nkanyiso Zulu · Light or brightness
- Nkatha Kikuyu · Noble one
- Nkechi Igbo · Gift of God
- Nkemdili Igbo · Gift
- Nkoisila Maasai · Blessed girl
- Nkoisoi Maasai · Blessed warrior
- Nkosi Zulu · King or chief
- Nkosikhona Zulu · King is here
- Nkosinathi Zulu · King is with us
- Nkosini Zulu · Little king
- Nkululeko Zulu · Freedom
- Nnamdi Igbo · My father is alive
- Nneamaka Igbo · Good father
- Nnedi Igbo · Mother is supreme
- Nneka Igbo · Mother is supreme
- Noa Hebrew · Motion
- Noah Hebrew · Comfort and rest
- Noam Hebrew · Pleasantness
- Noan Hebrew/Breton · Hebrew for rest or comfort, linked to Noah
- Noana Polynesian-Tahitian · Fragrance or pleasant smell
- Noar Hebrew/Albanian · Youth, rest, light, river
- Noboru Japanese · Ascend; rise
- Nobuhiro Japanese · Faith and extensive
- Nobuhle Zulu · Beauty
- Nobuo Japanese · Faith and masculine
- Noe Frisian · Motion, Movement
- Noée French/Hebrew · Hebrew: rest,' repose,' or comfort
- Noel French via Latin · Christmas
- Noeli Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Christmas
- Noelia Latin-Spanish · Christmas
- Noélie French · Christmas, or born on Christmas Day
- Noéline French · Christmas, joy, new beginnings
- Noella Latin-French · Christmas
- Noelle French · Christmas
- Noëlya Latin/French · Born on Christmas Day
- Noëlyne French · Modern form of Noël
- Noemi Hebrew · Pleasantness
- Noemia Hebrew-Portuguese · Pleasant or my delight
- Noémie Hebrew-French · Pleasant or my delight
- Noha Arabic · Wise; prudent
- Noham Hebrew · Pleasantness, agreeableness, delight, charm, grace
- Nohan Hebrew/Arabic · Modern name; means rest, peace, secret, or pure
- Nohé Hebrew/French · Hebrew name Noah, meaning rest or comfort
- Nokubonga Zulu · Give thanks or gratitude
- Nokuhanya Zulu · She who has overcome
- Nokukhanya Zulu · Light bringer or she who shines
- Nokuthula Zulu · She who is quiet
- Nokwali Zulu · Mother of cattle
- Nokwanda Zulu · Beautiful
- Nola Irish/Latin · Irish white shoulder; Latin noble, bell
- Nolan Irish-Gaelic · Descendant of Nuallán
- Nolann Irish · From Irish surname Ó Nualláin: descendant of Nuallán,' a diminutive of nuall (famous or noble)
- Nolen Hungarian/English · noble and famous
- Nolhan Irish · Famous or noble descendant
- Noluthando Zulu · Mother of love
- Noluvuyo Zulu · Mother of joy
- Nolwazi Zulu · Mother of knowledge
- Nolwenn Breton · Breton saint
- Noma Zulu · Sweet one
- Nomathemba Zulu · Mother of faith
- Nombuso Zulu · She who brings luck
- Nomcebo Zulu · Mother of wealth
- Nominoë Breton · Honored king
- Nompanda Zulu · Mother of pride
- Nompilo Zulu · Mother of life
- Nompumelelo Zulu · Mother of success
- Nomsa Zulu · Kindness
- Nomvula Zulu · Mother of rain
- Nomvuyo Zulu · Mother of joy
- Nonhlanhla Zulu · Good luck
- Nonkululeko Zulu · Freedom
- Nonso Igbo · father
- Nontobeko Zulu · Mother of praise
- Nontuthuko Zulu · Growth or healing
- Nonye Igbo · Child of the father
- Noor Dutch · Light; radiance
- Nora Greek/Old Irish · Light
- Norah Latin/Irish · Honor, dignity, light
- Norbert Old Germanic · Bright north
- Norberto (old High German) nord+beraht · Bright north
- Noré Greek/Scandinavian · Greek light or Latin honor
- Norik Armenian · new
- Noriko Japanese · Law; order
- Norina Hungarian/Italian · God is my light
- Norma Latin · Rule or pattern
- Norman Germanic-Norman · Northman
- Normen Germanic-Norman · Northman
- Norrie Scottish · Northman, Norseman, light
- Nortey Akan · Warrior chief
- Nosiphiwe Zulu · Mother who blessed us
- Nosipho Zulu · Gift of mother
- Notburga burgja · Bright protection
- Nothando Zulu · Beloved or precious
- Notker notker · Noble spear
- Noud Germanic · Noble, daring
- Nouh Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic name: rest or comfort; symbolizes patience and faith
- Nouha Arabic · Wisdom, intellect, prudence, sound judgment; intelligence or deep understanding
- Nour Arabic · Light or radiance
- Noura noor · Light or enlightenment
- Nourane Arabic · Light, radiance, luminous being
- Noureddine noor+din · Light of faith
- Nourhane Arabic/Persian · Light of happiness, radiant joy, radiant lady, light of the queen
- Nouria Arabic · Light or illumination, divine guidance
- Noussayba Arabic · Arabic name: lineage, kinship, good relations, or cherished connection
- Nousseyba Arabic · Variant of Nusaybah, meaning little one of noble lineage or little kinswoman
- Nova Latin · New
- Novah American modern invented · New star blend
- Novak Slavic · New man, novice, or newcomer
- Noxolo Zulu · Peace
- Noya Hebrew/Indigenous American · Hebrew: beauty or ornament
- Nozipho Zulu · Gift of mother
- Nozomi Japanese · Hope; wish
- Nthabiseng Sotho · Blessing
- Nthiga Kikuyu · Kikuyu origin, meaning unclear
- Ntokozo Zulu · Gratitude
- Ntombifikile Zulu · Girl who is capable
- Ntombifuthi Zulu · Also a girl
- Ntombinathi Zulu · Girl is ours
- Ntuitu Kikuyu · Gentle one
- Ntuthuko Zulu · Growth or healing
- Nu Arabic · Light bearer
- Nuala Irish · White shoulder, fair
- Nubia African-Latin · Land of gold
- Nûdem Turkish · Brightness or radiance
- Nuh Arabic · Rest, comfort, or settling
- Nuha Arabic · Intelligence, wisdom
- Nuhu Yoruba/Arabic · Rest
- Nujiyan Turkish · Soul of life
- Nuno Latin · Monk, ninth
- Nunoo Akan · King
- Nunzia annuntiare · Annunciation
- Nunziata annuntiare · Announced
- Nunzio annuntiare · Messenger or announced
- Nur nur · Light
- Nura Yoruba/Arabic · Light
- Nuraan nur+an · Enlightened
- Nurah Arabic · Radiant light
- Nuran nur · Light or brightness
- Nuray nur+ay · Bright/light
- Nurbanu Ottoman Turkish · Light of the harem or palace light
- Nurhan Turkish · Light leader or glorious light
- Nuri Turkish · Bright or luminous
- Nuria Hebrew · Fire of God
- Nurit Hebrew · Buttercup flower
- Nusayba Arabic · Lineage, kinship, ancestry, or one who is connected
- Nwakaego Igbo · Child is wealth
- Nwaneri Igbo nwa-neri · Child is wealth or children bring wealth
- Nwanneka Igbo nwa-neka · Good child or child is good
- Nya Swahili/Norse · Swahili: purpose, tenacity, aim; Irish: bright, lustrous
- Nyaberi Kikuyu nyab- · Of the wild
- Nyaboke Kikuyu nyab-oke · Of the morning
- Nyaguthie Kikuyu nyag-uthie · Of the forest
- Nyakairu Kikuyu nyak-airu · Of stone or rocky one
- Nyakio Kikuyu nyak-io · Of the sun
- Nyamache Kikuyu nyamach- · Of the forest
- Nyambura Kikuyu nyambur- · Of the rain
- Nyamekye Akan nyame-kye · Mother's gift or gift
- Nyamoita Kikuyu nyamoita · Landscape features
- Nyarko Akan Nyame-ko · Son of Nyame
- Nyasha Shona · Merciful or compassionate
- Nyawo Zulu/Xhosa nyaw- · Soul
- Nyla Arabic/Sanskrit · Winner, blue, hero
- Nylah Arabic/English · Winner, achiever (Arabic); champion, cloud (Irish/Scottish)
- Nylan Celtic/Irish · Meaning unclear, possibly fury,' passion,' hero,' or cloud.'
- Nyna Norse/Spanish · Varied origins: new (Old Norse), little girl (Spanish), grace (Hebrew)
- Nynke Frisian · Grace or purpose
- Nyno Spanish · Young child or little one
- Nyomi Akan nyom- · Grace or blessing
- Nyongesa Luhya nyong- · grace
- Nyota Swahili nyota · Star
- Nze Igbo · Chief or titled one
- Nzila Bantu nzila · Path or way