Baby Names Starting with N

Possibly derived from Arabic 'Najla' meaning 'rescuer' or 'one who helps'.

Related to nectar, symbolizing sweetness, immortality, and divine sustenance.

Greek name derived from 'nektar' (nectar); symbolizes sweetness, divine essence, and immortality.

Battle maiden

Bright, shining. Variant of Eleanor/Nellie

Bright or shining; variant of Eleanor and Helen derived from Greek 'helene'.

Bright or shining; short form related to Eleanor and Helen with Greek origins.

Son of Neil; Scandinavian form related to Norse naming traditions.

Bright or Christmas; variant of Nellie or Noel from English/French.

Feminine diminutive form, likely derived from Helen or Eleanor in Eastern European tradition.

Derived from Nemesis, the Greek goddess of divine retribution and justice.

In Greek mythology, Nemesis is the goddess of divine retribution and justice. The name represents the inevitable consequences of hubris.

Hebrew origin meaning 'God comforts' or 'comforted by God.' Variant of Nehemiah expressing divine consolation.

The Hawaiian goose, a symbol of Hawaii.

New, derived from the Greek prefix meaning new or recent.

Pleasantness or my delight. Variant of Naomi from Hebrew.

From Greek meaning 'cloud.' In Greek mythology, Nephele was a divine figure and mother of Phrixus and Helle, embodying ethereal grace.

My wrestling; my struggle; symbolizes perseverance and faith through trials.

Sea nymph; from Greek mythology, the Nereids were beautiful ocean deities.

Related to sea nymphs; derived from Nereid in Greek mythology, evoking grace and water.

Literary name from Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice'; possibly derived from Greek 'nereid' (sea nymph).

Hebrew name, possibly meaning 'lamp of God' or related to divine light and spiritual illumination.

Black or dark in color. Associated with power and darkness in Roman history.

God gave. Hebrew name meaning gift from God.

From Arabic meaning bringer of good news or victory. Represents joy and triumph.

Diminutive of Agnes (pure) or Vanessa (butterfly-like).

Pure or noble; Welsh origin.

God gave or gift of God; combines Hebrew natan (gave) and El (God).

God gave; gift from God

Variant of Natasha, from Russian and Latin, traditionally meaning 'born on Christmas.'

Eye; symbolizes vision, perception, and awareness.

Eye; symbolizes vision, perception, and sight in the metaphysical sense.

Diminutive of Netta or Annette; means grace or favor

Snow-covered

Irish name with uncertain etymology, possibly related to 'neamh' meaning heaven.

Irish origin meaning 'snow' or 'bright'; represents purity and luminosity.

From the Slavic marigold flower

Derived from the Slavic number nine, or associated with wisteria and spring flowering. Symbolizes renewal and clarity.

New settlement; from the new town

Fruit or yield. Related to Hebrew word for produce.

New well or new spring. English surname used as a given name.

New man. Surname-derived name from Old English origins.

Possibly derived from Sanskrit meaning 'blue' or 'new.'

He gave. Biblical name representing divine provision.

Meaning varies by context; commonly a standalone Vietnamese given name.

Associated with Tibetan Buddhist tradition, often meaning glory or splendor in spiritual context.

Righteous; just; meaning

Vietnamese name meaning 'jade', symbolizing purity and precious beauty.

Blessing or good fortune in Igbo tradition, expressing hopes for a blessed child.

The most common Vietnamese family name; given name usage varies by individual.

Human; person.

Small; Vietnamese name.

Vietnamese name with various meanings depending on character composition

A Vietnamese name meaning "velvet" or "soft," symbolizing tenderness and smoothness.

Blessing and good fortune in Akan language

Purpose, determination, resolve

An Irish name and variant of Niall, with uncertain etymology possibly meaning 'champion' or 'warrior.'

Irish origin, possibly from Old Irish meaning 'cloud' or 'bright,' associated with passion and distinctiveness.

Bright; Irish origin meaning brightness or radiance

Bright and radiant; represents light and brilliance in Irish tradition.

Victory man. Derived from Greek elements meaning victory and man.

Victorious man; one who achieves victory

Victory of the people.