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228 first names starting with N, with meaning, origin and pronunciation – part of our complete A-Z name directory.

Naama[na-A-ma]
Pleasantness
Hebrew
Nabil[na-BIL]
Noble
Arabic
Nada[NA-da]
Morning dew, generosity
Arabic
Nadav[na-DAV]
Generous, noble
Hebrew
Nadeschda[na-DESCH-da]
Hope
Russian
Nadi[NA-di]
The river
Sanskrit
Nadia[NA-di-a]
Hope
Russian
Nadine[na-DIN]
Hope
French
Nadir[na-DIR]
The rare one; the nadir
Arabic
Nadja[NAD-ja]
Hope
Russian
Nadya[NAD-ja]
Hope
Russian
Nael[na-EL]
The successful one
Arabic
Naemi[NA-e-mi]
The pleasant one
Hebrew
Nahia[NA-i-a]
Desire, wish
Basque
Nahikari[na-i-KA-ri]
Wish, desire (Basque)
Basque
Naia[NA-ya]
Wave (Basque)
Basque
Naiara[na-JA-ra]
Place between hills
Basque
Naim[na-IM]
Blessing, comfort
Albanian
Naima[na-I-ma]
Tranquil, content
Arabic
Nairo[NAI-ro]
The fiery one
Spanish
Najib[na-JIB]
Noble, of noble descent
Arabic
Nakht[NACHT]
The strong, victorious one
Egyptian
Nala[NA-la]
The successful one; gift
Arabic
Nalin[NA-lin]
Lotus
Sanskrit
Nalu[NA-lu]
The wave
Spanish
Nanako[na-na-KO]
Child of seven, vegetables
Japanese
Nanami[na-NA-mi]
Seven seas
Japanese
Nancy[NEN-si]
Grace
Hebrew
Nandini[nan-DI-ni]
Daughter, delight
Sanskrit
Nando[NAN-do]
Bold protector
Germanic
Nándor[NAN-dor]
The bold, forward-striving one
Hungarian
Naoki[na-O-ki]
The upright tree
Japanese
Naomi[na-O-mi]
The pleasant one
Hebrew
Naomit[na-O-mit]
The pleasant one
Hebrew
Nap[NAP]
The sun; the day
Hungarian
Napsugár[NOP-shu-gar]
The sunbeam
Hungarian
Narciso[Nar-SI-so]
Named after the narcissus flower, numbness
Spanish
Nariman[Na-ri-MAN]
The brave, resolute one (father of Sam in the Shahnameh)
Persian
Narin[NA-rin]
The delicate one
Turkish
Nash[NÄSCH]
By the ash tree
English
Nasim[na-SIM]
The gentle breeze
Arabic
Nasir[na-SIR]
The helper, protector
Arabic
Nasr[NASR]
Victory
Arabic
Nasrin[nas-RIN]
The wild rose
Persian
Nasser[NAS-ser]
Helper, victorious
Arabic
Nastasja[nas-TAS-ja]
The resurrected one
Greek
Nastya[NAS-tya]
The resurrection
Russian
Natalia[na-TA-lya]
Born (of the Lord's birthday)
Italian
Natalie[NA-ta-li]
Born on Christmas Day
Latin
Natascha[na-TA-scha]
Born at Christmas
Latin
Nathalie[NA-ta-li]
The Lord's birthday
Latin
Nathan[NA-tan]
The gift, given
Hebrew
Natsuki[na-TSU-ki]
Summer hope
Japanese
Naveen[na-VIN]
The new one
Sanskrit
Navi[NA-vi]
The prophet
Hebrew
Navid[Na-VID]
Good news, glad tidings
Persian
Nawal[na-WAL]
Gift, grant
Arabic
Nayla[NEI-la]
The one who attains
Arabic
Nazanin[Na-za-NIN]
The beloved, graceful one
Persian
Nazar[na-SAR]
The gaze; the vow
Arabic
Nazario[na-TSA-rio]
Of Nazareth
Latin
Nazi[NA-si]
The delicate one
Persian
Nazlı[naz-LUH]
Coy, delicate, coquettish
Turkish
Nea[NE-a]
The new one
Finnish
Neal[NIL]
The champion
Irish
Neasa[NE-sa]
The graceful one
Irish
Neb[NEP]
Lord, lady
Egyptian
Nebamun[neb-A-mun]
Lord of Amun
Egyptian
Nebet[NE-bet]
The lady
Egyptian
Nebettawy[ne-bet-TA-wy]
Lady of the two lands
Egyptian
Nebo[NE-bo]
The sky
Slavic
Neda[Ne-DA]
Voice, call
Persian
Nedjem[NE-jem]
The sweet one
Egyptian
Neele[NE-le]
The victorious one
Greek
Neeltje[NEEL-tye]
Light, the shining one
Dutch
Nefeli[ne-FE-li]
Cloud
Greek
Nefer[NE-fer]
Beauty, perfection
Egyptian
Nefertari[ne-fer-TA-ri]
The most beautiful companion
Egyptian
Nefertem[ne-fer-TEM]
The beautiful one who completes/closes (lotus god)
Egyptian
Nefertiabet[ne-fer-ti-A-bet]
The most beautiful of her father
Egyptian
Nefertiti[ne-fer-TI-ti]
The beautiful one has come
Egyptian
Nefret[NEF-ret]
The beautiful one
Egyptian
Nefrure[ne-fru-RE]
Beautiful is Ra
Egyptian
Negin[Ne-GIN]
Gem, jewel
Persian
Negu[NE-gu]
Winter
Basque
Neheh[NE-he]
Eternity
Egyptian
Nehir[NE-hir]
The river
Turkish
Neith[NEIT]
The weaver, war goddess
Egyptian
Nekane[ne-KA-ne]
Lady of sorrows
Basque
Nekhbet[NEKH-bet]
She of Nekheb, vulture goddess of Upper Egypt
Egyptian
Nel[NEL]
Light, the shining one
Dutch
Nele[NE-le]
Victory bringer
Greek Top 21
Nelia[NE-li-a]
Short form of Cornelia
Latin
Nelio[NE-li-o]
Of the horn; sunlike
Latin
Nell[NEL]
The shining one
Greek
Nelleke[NEL-le-ke]
Light, the shining one
Dutch
Nelly[NE-li]
The shining one
Greek
Nelson[NEL-son]
Son of Neil
Celtic
Nemesio[Ne-ME-sio]
The just one, of the goddess Nemesis
Spanish
Nemo[NE-mo]
Nobody
Latin
Nemty[NEM-ty]
He who travels, the wanderer (falcon god)
Egyptian
Nephthys[NEF-tis]
Mistress of the house
Egyptian
Nepomuk[NE-po-muk]
From Pomuk
Slavic
Nera[NE-ra]
The black-haired, dark one
Latin
Nerea[ne-RE-a]
Mine
Basque
Neroli[NE-ro-li]
The orange blossom
Italian
Nerys[NE-ris]
Lady
Celtic
Nesamun[nes-a-MUN]
Belonging to Amun
Egyptian
Nesrin[NES-rin]
The wild rose
Persian
Nesta[NES-ta]
The pure one
Celtic
Nestor[NES-tor]
Homecoming, traveler who returns
Greek
Netanel[ne-ta-NEL]
Gift of God
Hebrew
Netzach[NETS-ach]
Eternity, victory
Hebrew
Neve[NE-ve]
Snow
Italian
Neven[NE-ven]
The marigold
Slavic
Nevin[NE-vin]
The holy one
Irish
Nevio[NE-vi-o]
The new one
Latin
Nia[NI-a]
The bright one
Celtic
Niall[NIL]
Champion, cloud
Irish
Niamh[NEEV]
Brightness, radiance
Celtic
Niccolò[ni-ko-LO]
Victory of the people
Italian
Nick[NIK]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nico[NI-ko]
Victory of the people
Greek Top 29
Nicola[NI-ko-la]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nicolás[ni-ko-LAS]
Victory of the people
Spanish
Nicoletta[ni-ko-LE-ta]
Little victor
Italian
Niek[NIK]
Victory of the people
Dutch
Nienke[NIN-ke]
Pet form; grace
Dutch
Nieve[NI-e-ve]
Snow
Spanish
Nieves[NIE-ves]
The snows, Our Lady of the Snows
Spanish
Niilo[NI-lo]
Victory of the people
Finnish
Nika[NI-ka]
Victory
Greek
Nikandra[ni-KAN-dra]
Victory of man
Greek
Nike[NI-ke]
Goddess of victory
Greek
Nikhil[NI-kil]
The complete one
Sanskrit
Niki[NI-ki]
Victory
Greek
Nikifor[ni-KI-for]
The bearer of victory
Russian
Nikiforos[ni-KI-fo-ros]
Bearer of victory
Greek
Nikita[ni-KI-ta]
The victor
Greek
Nikitas[ni-KI-tas]
The unconquered one
Greek
Nikodemos[ni-ko-DE-mos]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nikodemus[ni-ko-DE-mus]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nikodim[ni-ko-DIM]
Victory of the people
Russian
Nikola[NI-ko-la]
Victory of the people
Slavic
Nikolai[NI-ko-lai]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nikolaj[ni-ko-LAJ]
Victory of the people
Russian
Nikolaos[ni-KO-la-os]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nikolas[NI-ko-las]
Victory of the people
Greek
Nikoletta[ni-ko-LE-ta]
Little victor
Greek
Nila[NI-la]
Blue, sapphire
Sanskrit
Nilda[NIL-da]
The battle maid
Germanic
Nili[NI-li]
Blossom; eternity of Israel
Hebrew
Nilo[NI-lo]
The river Nile
Latin
Niloofar[Ni-lu-FAR]
The water lily
Persian
Niloufar[ni-lu-FAR]
The water lily
Persian
Nils[NILS]
Victory of the people
Scandinavian
Nima[NI-ma]
The just one; blessing
Persian
Nina[NI-na]
Little girl
Spanish
Nino[NI-no]
Little one
Italian
Ninon[ni-NON]
Pet form; grace
French
Ninos[NI-nos]
The little one
Italian
Nio[NI-o]
Temple guardian
Japanese
Niobe[NI-o-be]
Snowy (disputed)
Greek
Nir[NIR]
Plowed field; light
Hebrew
Nirav[ni-RAV]
Silent, calm
Sanskrit
Nirmala[nir-MA-la]
Pure, spotless
Sanskrit
Nisa[NI-sa]
Woman
Arabic
Nisan[nee-SAHN]
April, springtime blossom
Turkish
Nisha[NI-scha]
The night
Sanskrit
Nissa[NI-sa]
The test; the sign
Hebrew
Nita[NI-ta]
The graceful one
Albanian
Nitocris[ni-TO-kris]
Neith is excellent
Egyptian
Nivea[NI-ve-a]
Snow-white
Latin
Nizar[ni-SAR]
Rare and precious
Arabic
Njal[NJAL]
The champion
Scandinavian
Noa[NO-a]
Motion, grace
Hebrew
Noah[NO-a]
Rest, comfort
Hebrew Top 1
Noam[NO-am]
Pleasantness
Hebrew
Noboru[no-BO-ru]
To rise, ascend
Japanese
Nobu[NO-bu]
Faith, trust
Japanese
Nodjmet[NOJ-met]
The sweet one
Egyptian
Noel[no-EL]
Christmas, nativity
French
Noeli[no-E-li]
Born at Christmas
French
Noelia[no-E-li-a]
Born at Christmas
Spanish
Noelle[no-EL]
Born at Christmas
French
Noemi[no-E-mi]
The pleasant one
Hebrew
Noémi[NO-eh-mi]
Pleasantness, my delight
Hungarian
Noémie[no-e-MEE]
My delight, pleasantness
French
Nofret[NOF-ret]
The perfect, beautiful one
Egyptian
Nola[NOH-la]
White shoulder
Irish
Nolan[NO-lan]
The famous champion
Irish
Noland[NO-land]
The noble land
English
Nolen[NO-len]
Descendant of the champion
Irish
Nolwenn[NOL-wen]
Holy feast, white celebration
Celtic
Nomi[NO-mi]
Pleasantness
Hebrew
Noor[NUR]
Light
Arabic
Noora[NO-ra]
Light; honour
Finnish
Nora[NO-ra]
The honourable one
Latin
Norbert[NOR-bert]
Bright north
Old High German
Norberto[Nor-BER-to]
Bright as the north
Spanish