Names Starting with N

Hope.

Pleasantness or sweetness.

A Russian feminine name of uncertain etymology, possibly related to Nadia or der...

Hope, derived from the Russian word for hope.

He comforted or consolation.

Grace or favor.

Grace or favor.

A short sleep or a nickname for Napoleon.

Lion of the new city, from Greek and Italian elements.

Daffodil or narcissus flower, symbolizing self-love.

He gave or gift from God.

Born on Christmas Day or relating to birth.

He gave or God gave.

God has given or God gave.

A modern variant of Nadine or a blend of names.

Champion or cloud.

Near or nearby, possibly derived from a place name or surname.

Wealthy guardian or prosperous protector.

Yahweh comforts or the Lord comforts.

A person of cloud-like or champion-like qualities, derived from the Irish name N...

Champion or victor, derived from Neil.

Bright, shining, or a diminutive of Eleanor.

Bright or shining light.

A person descended from or related to Niels, a Scandinavian form of Nicholas.

Son of Neil or son of the champion.

New glory or new fame.

Homecoming or returning home.

A diminutive form typically derived from names beginning with 'Net-' such as Ann...

A person from Neuville, a place name meaning 'new town' in Norman French.

New building or new settlement.

A person who lives near a new well or spring.

New man or newcomer.

A small salamander, or a nickname derived from the Middle English word for newt.

New settlement or new town.

Champion or cloud.

Bright or radiant.

Victory of the people, derived from the Greek elements 'nike' (victory) and 'lao...

A person who achieves victory among the people.

A person who achieves victory among the people, used as a diminutive of Nicholas...

Victory of the people.

Victory of the people.

Victory of the people or people's victory.

Victory of the people.

Victory of the people.

Victory of the people.

Victory of the people.

A person who achieves victory among the people, derived from the Greek Nicholas.

Little girl, derived from the Spanish diminutive of 'niña' or as a Russian dimi...

Rest, comfort, or movement.

Of high birth or rank; possessing noble qualities or character.

Rest, comfort, or movement.

Christmas, derived from the French word for the nativity of Christ.

A woman of honor or a person from the north.

A rule, standard, or pattern.

A man from the north, referring to the Norsemen or Vikings.

A person from the north, or a northerner.

White shoulder or fair-shouldered.