Girl Names Starting With N

Tiger, leopard, or one who flourishes

Modest and humble; symbolizes quiet grace and courteous dignity

Modesty and humility; gentle graciousness.

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

Seven beauty, Japanese name combining numerical and aesthetic elements.

Grace or favor in Hebrew tradition, derived from Hannah and its variations.

Grace; a variant spelling of Nancy derived from Anne

Grace, derived from Anne, representing elegance and poise.

Full of grace.

Grace; variant of Nancy derived from Hebrew Anna.

Combination of Nancy (grace, from Anne) and Lee (meadow), suggesting graceful meadow.

Pleasure garden or place of joy; a Sanskrit name referring to gardens and bliss in Hindu texts.

Joyful or happy. Sanskrit name symbolizing bliss and celebration.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'one who brings joy' or 'daughter'; associated with happiness and nourishment.

Joyful and delighted; brings happiness and delight.

Grace; diminutive derived from Anna, symbolizing favor and blessing.

Beautiful. A graceful name signifying beauty and elegance.

Grace and favor; derived from Anna.

Japanese name typically meaning 'straight' or 'honest,' though the specific meaning varies depending on which kanji characters are used.

Pleasantness and sweetness, representing kindness and agreeable nature.

Pleasantness and sweetness; brings joy and comfort.

Pleasant, gentle, beautiful, above all

Pleasantness; variant of Hebrew 'Naomi'.

Pleasantness and sweetness; bringing delight and charm

Pleasantness and sweetness; derived from Hebrew meaning 'my pleasantness'

Pleasantness and sweetness; variant form of Naomi

Compound name: Naomi (Hebrew 'pleasantness') + Rose (flower). Represents pleasant beauty and grace.

Hebrew origin meaning 'pleasantness,' expressing sweetness, charm, and agreeableness.

My struggle; wrestling with God

Happy, joyful—Sanskrit origin signifying contentment and happiness.

Associated with the divine feminine principle in Hindu philosophy; relates to cosmic creative energy and goddess energy.

From Narcissus of Greek mythology, associated with self-admiration.

Feminine form of Narcissus, from Greek mythology; connotes self-regard and beauty.

From Greek mythology, representing self-love and vanity. Named after the boy who fell in love with his own reflection; also the name of a flowering plant.

Spikenard plant

Rose in Amharic culture

Woman; derived from Sanskrit.

Narcissus flower; represents beauty and admiration in Arabic

Soft, tender, or delicate; describing gentle or refined qualities

Japanese name; 'naru' can mean to become and 'mi' means beauty or charm.

Luck, fortune, and destiny; symbolizes fate and divine blessing

The feminine form of Nasir, meaning helper, defender, or victor in Arabic.

Arabic feminine name, possibly related to 'nashr' (spreading, blooming) or 'cheerful.' Associated with joy and spreading light.

One who publishes or spreads; related to spreading or distribution

Good advice or sincere counsel; from Arabic nasihah.

Helper, supporter; one who gives aid

A helper or victorious woman; feminine form of Nasir.

Likely a feminine Hebrew form derived from 'nasi' meaning 'prince,' thus 'princess.'

Helper or victor; one who brings victory and assistance

Wild rose; symbolizes delicate beauty, fragrance, and femininity.

From Persian meaning 'wild rose,' conveying beauty, nature, and natural elegance.

Variant of Anastasia, from Greek meaning 'resurrection' or 'one who rises again.'

She who was born on Christmas. A variant of Natasha with Russian roots.

Born on Christmas day; variant of Natasha from Russian Natalya.

Resurrection; one who will rise again

A variant of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection' in Greek. Symbolizes renewal and rebirth.

Resurrection; derived from the Greek name Anastasia, symbolizing rebirth and new life.

Born on Christmas; Russian variant of Natasha derived from Latin Natalis.

Relates to birth and nativity; associated with Christmas

Born at Christmas; of the birthday or natal day

Related to Christmas or birthday; derived from Latin 'natalis' meaning 'of or pertaining to birth.'

From Latin 'natalis' meaning 'of birth'; associated with Christmas and new beginnings.

Born on Christmas, relating to birth

Born on Christmas Day; from Latin 'natalis' meaning 'birthday' or 'natal.'

Relating to birth or born on Christmas; symbolizes new beginnings and nativity.

Born or relating to birth and Christmas

Related to nativity; variant associated with Christmas or birth.

Born on Christmas Day or native

Born on Christmas; represents birth, nativity, and new beginnings.

Related to birth or Christmas; born at Christmastime.

From Latin 'natalis' relating to birth, traditionally associated with the Nativity of Christ

Of or relating to birth; born at Christmas. Variant of Natalie.

Relating to birth or the Christmas season; derived from the Latin word for birth.

Born on Christmas or native; refers to one born at Christmas

Born on Christmas; natural and festive.

Born on Christmas Day; from Latin Natalia.

Variant of Natalie, derived from Latin meaning 'Christmas Day' (Natalis), traditionally used for those born around Christmas.

Hebrew variant of Natania, meaning 'God has given' or 'gift from God'.

Born on Christmas, natal. A Russian variant of Natasha, derived from Latin natalis.

Related to birth or Christmas; variant of Natasha, Russian diminutive of Natalia

Born on Christmas Day, birthday

Born at Christmas; represents divine blessing and celebration.

Variant of Natasha, Russian diminutive of Anastasia meaning 'resurrection' in Greek.

Born on Christmas Day, from Latin Natalia

Born on Christmas day; a variant of Natasha derived from Latin 'natalis' (birth).

Variant of Natalie, from Latin meaning 'born on Christmas' or relating to one's natal day.

From Latin 'natalis' meaning 'of birth'; associated with Christmas and new beginnings.

Relating to birth or Christmas

Feminine form of Nathanael, meaning 'God has given' from Hebrew elements 'natan' (to give) and 'el' (God).

Feminine form of Nathan, meaning 'he gave' or 'gift from God.'

Born on Christmas Day. From Latin natalis meaning birthday or natal.

Related to Natalie, from Latin 'natalis' meaning 'of birth' or 'birthday'

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

Relating to birth, from Latin natalis.

Summer child. Japanese name symbolizing brightness and warm seasons.

Summer beauty or summer truth, combining natsu (summer) with beauty or truth characters

Born on Christmas day; from Latin 'Natalia' relating to Christ's nativity

Born on Christmas; variant of Natalie, symbolizing nativity and celebration.

Diminutive of Natalie, from Latin Natalis meaning relating to birth or the Christmas season.