Girl Names Starting With N

According to the rule or standard; from Latin norma meaning standard

Rule, standard (variant of Norma)

Honorable and dignified; a diminutive form of Nora.

Means 'new' or 'young' in Thai.

High, elevated; exalted

Light, illumination. Represents clarity and guidance.

Light; illumination and spiritual radiance in Arabic tradition.

Light, radiance, and illumination. Represents brightness and enlightenment.

My light; derived from the Arabic word 'nur' meaning light or illumination.

New, a star showing sudden brightness

A new star or celestial body; symbolizes brightness, hope, and new beginnings.

Plural of nova, referring to stars that suddenly brighten; symbolizes cosmic brilliance and transformation

Modern variant of Nova, referring to a new star or celestial phenomenon

Combining Nova (new, star) with Leigh (meadow); evokes newness, natural beauty, and freshness.

New in Russian; symbolizes freshness and new beginnings

Bride or fiancée; a Spanish word used as a given name.

New; directly from the Latin word novis meaning 'new' or 'fresh'

Means 'hope' or 'wish' in Japanese, conveying optimism and aspiration.

Fair shoulder; a diminutive of the Irish name Fionnuala.

Cloud; a poetic name derived from the Spanish word for cloud.

Named after the ancient kingdom of Nubia in northeastern Africa (modern Sudan). Evokes African heritage and historical pride.

Means 'mind' or 'intellect'; symbolizes wisdom, intelligence, and thoughtfulness.

An ornamental ankle bracelet or bells traditionally worn in Indian classical dance; symbolizes grace, elegance, and rhythmic movement.

Means 'light' or 'illumination' in Arabic; symbolizes clarity and spiritual guidance.

Light and illumination, symbolizing brightness and clarity.

Light or illumination; from Arabic nur with feminine suffix.

Light of the moon

My light; one who illuminates or brings brightness.

From a sacred place; connected to a Catalan shrine representing spiritual refuge.

One who carries light; derived from the Arabic word 'nur' meaning light.

Light or illumination, derived from Arabic nur meaning light with a feminine suffix.

Helper or supporter; from Arabic roots related to aiding or assisting.

Noble woman; excellent woman

Arabic name with historical significance; Nusaybah was a female companion of Prophet Muhammad known for her strength and wisdom.

An Islamic name borne by Nusayba bint Ka'ab, a female companion of the Prophet Muhammad known for her courage and valor.

Help, support, or victory

Means 'monkey' in Swahili; used as a name in Swahili-speaking cultures.

Pleasantness; modern variant of Naomi

Victory of the people; modern variant of Nicole.

Sea nymph or from the nest; possibly derived from Greek mythology or Latin origins.

A place name from Kenya, sometimes used as a personal name.

Sun in the Tibetan language.

Victory of the people. Modern spelling variant conveying triumph and collective strength.

Winner, cloud, dark beauty

From Bantu languages meaning 'snake.' Used as a name in African cultures.

Pleasantness and sweetness in Hebrew.

Means bird in Shona, a Bantu language spoken in Zimbabwe and neighboring regions.

Star in Swahili, symbolizing brightness, guidance, and celestial beauty.

Night; the primordial Greek goddess of darkness and the night sky.