Boy Names Starting With N

Pleasantness and sweetness, representing agreeableness and charm.

Variant of Nasir; means helper or one who brings victory.

Noble or of noble descent.

Prophet; a messenger of God.

An Arabic name meaning noble, of noble descent, or distinguished.

Hebrew name meaning 'comforter' or 'one who gives comfort'.

From Hebrew 'nacham', meaning 'to comfort' or 'consolation', representing compassion and solace.

Comfort or consolation; derived from Hebrew meaning to console or comfort.

Willing; generous; one who volunteers or gives willingly.

Friend or companion; from the Arabic denoting companionship and loyal friendship.

Rare or precious

Drinking companion, friend

Rare, precious, or the lowest point

Arabic origin from 'Na'im,' meaning blessing, comfort, or tranquility.

Precious and valuable; reflecting high worth and distinguished character.

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'my struggle' or 'he wrestled with God,' from the Old Testament.

My wrestling; struggle or divine contest

The Yiddish form of Naftali, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'my wrestling' or 'God has wrestled with me,' referring to the biblical patriarch and tribe of Naphtali.

My wrestling, from Hebrew variant of 'Naphtali'

Pure; Japanese name often relating to quietness or stillness

Valley of God or torrent of God; appears in biblical genealogy

Blessing, comfort, or delight in Arabic; represents grace and peaceful contentment.

Related to river; flowing or stream-like

Biblical place name used as a personal name, particularly in Ethiopian and Eritrean cultures.

Hebrew biblical name; may relate to serpent

Tiger or snake in Mapuche language; carries significance in indigenous South American culture

Comforter or consoler; from Hebrew nacham meaning to comfort or show compassion

Arabic name with royal heritage; used in UAE royal family with uncertain literal meaning.

Arabic name meaning 'pleasantness' or 'blessing,' signifying grace and prosperity.

Refers to the number nine in Hawaiian; associated with oceanic navigation and astronomical significance.

He gave; gift from God

A Sanskrit name meaning 'ethical' or 'moral', symbolizing virtue, integrity, and principled character.

Of noble birth or rescued, from Arabic najī.

Noble, of high birth; from the Arabic root indicating aristocracy and distinction.

Safe, saved, and rescued one.

Noble, distinguished, or eminent.

Means 'rare' or 'precious'.

Star, symbolizing brightness, light, guidance, and celestial beauty.

In Hawaiian, 'kai' means sea. Nakai may relate to oceanic themes.

Pleasant, comfortable; variant of Arabic Naeem.

Warrior; represents courage, strength, and martial prowess.

Refers to an Indigenous people of North America; associated with the Nakota Sioux nation.

Refers to the Nakota people, a branch of the Sioux Nation with roots in North and South Dakota.

Constellation; star pattern or celestial design

Hawaiian word meaning 'wave' or 'ocean swell', symbolizing strength, movement, and natural power.

South, used as a geographical and directional term.

Salutation or bow; a gesture of respect in Sanskrit tradition

Leopard or panther; symbolizes strength and grace.

Grandmother; also used as a standalone name meaning beloved or graceful in various cultures

Born on Saturday

A name of West African origin with cultural significance.

One who brings joy; blissful

Diminutive of Fernando; from Germanic roots meaning 'journey' and 'bold'.

Japanese name often written with kanji meaning honest, direct, or associated with trees and nature.

My struggle; wrestling with God

From Naples.

In Sanskrit and Hindu mythology, Narada is a divine sage, celestial messenger, and musician known for wisdom.

One who leads people to water. From Sanskrit nara (person/people) and ayan (path).

Daffodil or narcissus flower; from Greek mythology symbolizing self-reflection.

Pomegranate; symbolizes fertility and abundance.

Best among men or noble.

Means 'breeze' or 'gentle wind' in Arabic, symbolizing lightness and natural grace.

Helper or one who helps and supports; derived from Arabic root 'nasara' (to help).

Helper, supporter, or one who brings victory; from the Arabic root meaning to support.

By the ash tree, adventurer

Means 'wolf' in the Choctaw language.

Arabic name meaning 'destiny,' 'fate,' or 'fortune,' denoting divine providence.

Helper or one who gives victory. Arabic name with connotations of support and triumph.

A gentle breeze or fresh air; symbolizes calm and serenity.

Victory, aid, or helper.

Victorious, triumphant, or helper

Breeze or gentle wind; representing freshness and tranquility.

From Arabic 'nasr' meaning 'victory' or 'aid.' Symbolizes triumph and assistance.

Helper, victor in Arabic (variant of Nasir)

Short form of Nathan, from Hebrew meaning 'he gave' or 'God gave'.

Chief or leader; one who commands and guides

Relates to birth and nativity; associated with Christmas

Spanish/Italian form derived from Latin 'natalis' (of birth); associated with the Nativity.

He gave; God has given.

He gave God or God gave, from Hebrew 'natan' (gave) and 'el' (God).

God gave or gift of God. A Hebrew name emphasizing divine blessing and grace.

Variant of Nathaniel, derived from Hebrew meaning "God has given." Represents divine gift and blessing.

He gave or God gave. Hebrew name implying divine gift and generosity.

God gave; derived from Hebrew Nethan (gave) and El (God), meaning God's gift.

God gave; gift from God. Variant spelling of Nathaniel.

Variant of Nathaniel; from Hebrew meaning 'God has given' or 'gift from God.'

He gave or God gave; gift from God

Variant of Nathaniel; God gave or he gave to God.

Variant of Nathaniel, from Hebrew meaning 'He gave' or 'God gave'; expresses divine blessing.

Hebrew variant of Nathaniel, meaning 'God gave' or 'gift from God'.

He gave; Hebrew meaning 'God gave'

Variant of Nathan, from Hebrew meaning 'he gave'.

God gave; a gift from God.

Nativity or birth; often associated with the birth of Christ.

Related to Nathan; means 'he gave' or 'God gave' in Hebrew.

Place name referring to the Navarre region in northern Spain, with historical significance to the Basque people.

From Navarre, a historical kingdom and region in Spain.

Punjabi/Hindi combining 'nav' (new or nine) and 'deep' (light/lamp), meaning 'new light.'

Good news, glad tidings

New or fresh. From Sanskrit meaning newness, youth, and vitality.

Good news or glad tidings; represents joyfulness and positive messages.

New, young, and fresh; represents vitality and new beginnings.

New light, illumination or enlightenment.

New king; combination of Sanskrit nav (new) and raj (king/rule).

A title of nobility meaning governor or nobleman. Represents leadership and authority.

Means tall, towering, or lofty. Symbolizes height, prominence, and elevation.

Eye or one who has eyes; associated with vision and beauty

Blessing; one who is gracious, favored, and distinguished.

Noble and generous; signifies elevated status.