| Baby names
starting at letter N.
Nebuchadrezzar
Nebuchadrezzar meaning: Tears and groans of judgment.
Nebuchadrezzar origin: Biblical
Nebula
Nebula meaning: Misty.
Nebula origin: Latin
Nebulia
Nebulia meaning: Misty.
Nebulia origin: Latin
Nebushasi_hahban
Nebushasi_hahban meaning: Speech, prophecy, springing, flowing.
Nebushasi_hahban origin: Biblical
Nebuzar-adan
Nebuzar-adan meaning: Fruits or prophecies of judgment.
Nebuzar-adan origin: Biblical
Nechama
Nechama meaning: Comfort.
Nechama origin: Hebrew
Nechemya
Nechemya meaning: Comforted by God.
Nechemya origin: Hebrew
Necho
Necho meaning: Lame, beaten.
Necho origin: Biblical
Nechtan
Nechtan meaning: Pure.
Nechtan origin: Scottish
Nechten
Nechten meaning: Name of a king.
Nechten origin: Anglo-Saxon
Neci
Neci meaning: Intense, fiery.
Neci origin: Latin
Nectarios
Nectarios meaning: Name of a saint.
Nectarios origin: Greek
Ned
Ned meaning: Form of Edward. Guardian of prosperity.
Ned origin: English
Neda
Neda meaning: Wealthy guardian.
Neda origin: English
Nedabiah
Nedabiah meaning: Prince or vow of the Lord.
Nedabiah origin: Biblical
Nedda
Nedda meaning: Feminine form of Ned.
Nedda origin: English
Neddie
Neddie meaning: Diminutive of Edward: Wealthy guardian. From the Old English name Eadweard, meaning rich or happy, and guardian. Also a diminutive of Edgar: Fortunate and powerful.
Neddie origin: English
Neddy
Neddy meaning: Diminutive of Edward: Wealthy guardian. From the Old English name Eadweard, meaning rich or happy, and guardian. Also a diminutive of Edgar: Fortunate and powerful.
Neddy origin: English
Nediva
Nediva meaning: Noble and generous.
Nediva origin: Hebrew
Nedivah
Nedivah meaning: Giving.
Nedivah origin: Hebrew
Nedra
Nedra meaning: Feminine form of Ned.
Nedra origin: English
Needah
Needah meaning: Variant of Nida: Call, voice.
Needah origin: Arabic
Neeheeoeewootis
Neeheeoeewootis meaning: High backed wolf (Cheyenne).
Neeheeoeewootis origin: Native American
Neeja
Neeja meaning: Lily.
Neeja origin: Hindi
Neelam
Neelam meaning: Variant of Nilam: Blue gem, precious stone.
Neelam origin: Arabic
Neelie
Neelie meaning: Feminine form of Neil, meaning champion.
Neelie origin: English
Neelofar
Neelofar meaning: Variant of Nilofar: Lotus, water lily.
Neelofar origin: Arabic
Neely
Neely meaning: Champion.
Neely origin: English
Neema
Neema meaning: Born in prosperity (Swahili).
Neema origin: African
Neena
Neena meaning: Form of Nina. Grace.
Neena origin: Spanish
Neesaa'
Neesaa' meaning: Variant of Nisa: Woman, lady.
Neesaa' origin: Arabic
Neese
Neese meaning: Choice.
Neese origin: Celtic
Nef
Nef meaning: Nephew.
Nef origin: German
Nefen
Nefen meaning: Nephew.
Nefen origin: German
Nefertari
Nefertari meaning: Name of a queen.
Nefertari origin: Egyptian
Nefertiti
Nefertiti meaning: Name of a queen.
Nefertiti origin: Egyptian
Nefertum
Nefertum meaning: God worshipped in Memphis.
Nefertum origin: Egyptian
Neff
Neff meaning: Nephew.
Neff origin: German
Nefin
Nefin meaning: Nephew.
Nefin origin: German
Neginoth
Neginoth meaning: Stringed instruments.
Neginoth origin: Biblical
Nehama
Nehama meaning: Comfort.
Nehama origin: Hebrew
Nehelamite
Nehelamite meaning: Dreamer, vale, brook.
Nehelamite origin: Biblical
Nehemiah
Nehemiah meaning: Comfort of the Lord, comforted by God.
Nehemiah origin: Hebrew
Nehru
Nehru meaning: Canal.
Nehru origin: Indian
Nehum
Nehum meaning: Comforter, penitent.
Nehum origin: Biblical
Nehushta
Nehushta meaning: Made of brass.
Nehushta origin: Biblical
Nehushtan
Nehushtan meaning: A trifling thing of brass. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Nehushtan origin: Biblical
Neiel
Neiel meaning: Commotion, or moving, of God. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Neiel origin: Biblical
Neifion
Neifion meaning: Welsh form of Neptune 'god of the seas'.
Neifion origin: Welsh
Neil
Neil meaning: Champion.
Neil origin: Celtic
Neila
Neila meaning: Form of Neal. A champion.
Neila origin: Latin
Neilan
Neilan meaning: Champion. Form of Neil.
Neilan origin: Irish
Neill
Neill meaning: Champion.
Neill origin: Celtic
Neilson
Neilson meaning: Variant of Nicholas: Victorious, conquerer of the people.
Neilson origin: Scandinavian
Neith
Neith meaning: The divine mother.
Neith origin: Egyptian
Neiva
Neiva meaning: Snow. Feminine form of the Spanish word nieve.
Neiva origin: Spanish
Neka
Neka meaning: Wild goose.
Neka origin: Native American
Nekana
Nekana meaning: Sorrows.
Nekana origin: Spanish
Nekane
Nekane meaning: Sorrows.
Nekane origin: Spanish
Nekhbet
Nekhbet meaning: Mythical vulture Goddess.
Nekhbet origin: Egyptian
Nekoda
Nekoda meaning: Painted, inconstant.
Nekoda origin: Biblical
Nelda
Nelda meaning: By the alder tree.
Nelda origin: English
Nelek
Nelek meaning: Horn.
Nelek origin: Latin
Neleus
Neleus meaning: Son of Poseidon.
Neleus origin: Greek
Nelia
Nelia meaning: Form of Neal, A champion.
Nelia origin: Latin
Nelida
Nelida meaning: Variant of Eleanor: Sshining light.
Nelida origin: Spanish
Nelka
Nelka meaning: Stone.
Nelka origin: Polish
Nell
Nell meaning: Light.
Nell origin: Greek
Nella
Nella meaning: Abbreviation of Eleanor 'shining light'.
Nella origin: English
Nellie
Nellie meaning: Diminutive of Ellen or Eleanor: A variant of the Greek Helen, meaning shining light, or most beautiful woman.
Nellie origin: English
Nellis
Nellis meaning: Light.
Nellis origin: Greek
Nellwyn
Nellwyn meaning: Bright friend.
Nellwyn origin: English
Nelly
Nelly meaning: Diminutive of Ellen or Eleanor: A variant of the Greek Helen, meaning shining light, or most beautiful woman.
Nelly origin: English
Nelma
Nelma meaning: Light.
Nelma origin: Greek
Nels
Nels meaning: Chief.
Nels origin: Celtic
Nelson
Nelson meaning: Son of Neil.
Nelson origin: Celtic
Nelwin
Nelwin meaning: Bright friend.
Nelwin origin: English
Nelwina
Nelwina meaning: Bright friend.
Nelwina origin: English
Nelwyna
Nelwyna meaning: Bright friend.
Nelwyna origin: English
Nemausus
Nemausus meaning: Mythical God of Nimes.
Nemausus origin: Celtic
Nemesio
Nemesio meaning: Just.
Nemesio origin: Latin
Nemesis
Nemesis meaning: Goddess of vengeance.
Nemesis origin: Greek
Nemesus
Nemesus meaning: Just.
Nemesus origin: Latin
Nemo
Nemo meaning: From the glen.
Nemo origin: Greek
Nemos
Nemos meaning: From the glen.
Nemos origin: Greek
Nemuel
Nemuel meaning: The sleeping of God.
Nemuel origin: Biblical
Nen
Nen meaning: Ancient waters.
Nen origin: Egyptian
Nenet
Nenet meaning: Goddess of the deep.
Nenet origin: English
Nentres
Nentres meaning: Name of a king.
Nentres origin: Arthurian Legend
Neola
Neola meaning: Youthful.
Neola origin: Greek
Neoma
Neoma meaning: New moon.
Neoma origin: Greek
Neomea
Neomea meaning: New moon.
Neomea origin: Greek
Neomenia
Neomenia meaning: New moon.
Neomenia origin: Greek
Neomi
Neomi meaning: Pleasant.
Neomi origin: Hebrew
Neomia
Neomia meaning: New moon.
Neomia origin: Greek
Neon
Neon meaning: Strong.
Neon origin: Latin
Neona
Neona meaning: New moon.
Neona origin: Greek
Neorah
Neorah meaning: Light.
Neorah origin: Hebrew
Neotolemus
Neotolemus meaning: Son of Achilles.
Neotolemus origin: Greek
Nepheg
Nepheg meaning: Weak, slacked.
Nepheg origin: Biblical
Nephele
Nephele meaning: The cloud Hera made by Zeus that birthed the Centaurs.
Nephele origin: Greek
Nephish
Nephish meaning: The soul, he that rests, refreshes himself, or respires.
Nephish origin: Biblical
Nephishesim
Nephishesim meaning: Diminished, torn in pieces.
Nephishesim origin: Biblical
Nephthalim
Nephthalim meaning: That struggles or fights.
Nephthalim origin: Biblical
Nephthoah
Nephthoah meaning: Opening, open. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Nephthoah origin: Biblical
Nephthys
Nephthys meaning: Mythical nature Goddess daughter of Nut and Geb.
Nephthys origin: Egyptian
Nephusim
Nephusim meaning: Diminished, torn in pieces.
Nephusim origin: Biblical
Neptune
Neptune meaning: God of water.
Neptune origin: Latin
Neptunine
Neptunine meaning: Thetis's surname.
Neptunine origin: Latin
Ner
Ner meaning: A lamp, new-tilled land.
Ner origin: Biblical
Nerea
Nerea meaning: Mine.
Nerea origin: Spanish
Nereida
Nereida meaning: Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.
Nereida origin: Greek
Nereus
Nereus meaning: A lamp, new-tilled land.
Nereus origin: Biblical
Nereyda
Nereyda meaning: Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.
Nereyda origin: Greek
Nergal
Nergal meaning: The great man, the hero.
Nergal origin: Biblical
Nergal-sharezer
Nergal-sharezer meaning: Treasurer of Nergal.
Nergal-sharezer origin: Biblical
Neri
Neri meaning: My light.
Neri origin: Biblical
Neria
Neria meaning: Mine.
Neria origin: Basque
Neriah
Neriah meaning: Light, lamp of the Lord.
Neriah origin: Biblical
Nerian
Nerian meaning: Protects.
Nerian origin: Anglo-Saxon
Nerice
Nerice meaning: From the sea.
Nerice origin: Greek
Nerida
Nerida meaning: Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.
Nerida origin: Greek
Neried
Neried meaning: The sea nymphs.
Neried origin: Greek
Nerina
Nerina meaning: The sea nymphs.
Nerina origin: Greek
Nerine
Nerine meaning: A nereid, one from the sea.
Nerine origin: Greek
Nerio
Nerio meaning: Wife of Mars.
Nerio origin: Latin
Neris
Neris meaning: Named for the Nereides.
Neris origin: Latin
Nerissa
Nerissa meaning: Daughter of the sea.
Nerissa origin: Latin
Nerita
Nerita meaning: From the sea.
Nerita origin: Greek
Neron
Neron meaning: Strong, stern.
Neron origin: Spanish
Nerth
Nerth meaning: Legendary son of Cadam.
Nerth origin: Welsh
Nerthach
Nerthach meaning: Legendary son of Gwawrddur.
Nerthach origin: Welsh
Nerthus
Nerthus meaning: Mother of earth.
Nerthus origin: Norse
Nerve
Nerve meaning: Strong.
Nerve origin: Dutch
Nerys
Nerys meaning: Lord.
Nerys origin: Welsh
Nesha
Nesha meaning: Russian form of Agnes: pure.
Nesha origin: Russian
Ness
Ness meaning: From the headland.
Ness origin: Scottish
Nessa
Nessa meaning: Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, pure, or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation, then revived in the 19th century.Pure.
Nessa origin: Greek
Nessan
Nessan meaning: Name of a saint.
Nessan origin: Irish
Nessia
Nessia meaning: Pure.
Nessia origin: Greek
Nessie
Nessie meaning: Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, pure, or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation, then revived in the 19th century.Pure.
Nessie origin: Greek
Nest-Nesta
Nest-Nesta meaning: Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, pure, or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation, then revived in the 19th century.Pure.
Nest-Nesta origin: Greek
Nesto
Nesto meaning: Serious.
Nesto origin: Spanish
Nestor
Nestor meaning: Wisdom.
Nestor origin: Greek
Nesy
Nesy meaning: Russian form of Agnes: pure.
Nesy origin: Russian
Net
Net meaning: The divine mother.
Net origin: Egyptian
Neta
Neta meaning: Grace.
Neta origin: Hebrew
Nethaneel
Nethaneel meaning: The gift of God.
Nethaneel origin: Biblical
Nethanel
Nethanel meaning: Gift from God.
Nethanel origin: Hebrew
Nethaniah
Nethaniah meaning: The gift of the Lord.
Nethaniah origin: Biblical
Nethinims
Nethinims meaning: Given or offered.
Nethinims origin: Biblical
Neto
Neto meaning: Serious.
Neto origin: Spanish
Nette
Nette meaning: Clean.
Nette origin: Teutonic
Nettie
Nettie meaning: Clean.
Nettie origin: Teutonic
Netty
Netty meaning: Name ending used as an independent name.
Netty origin: English
Neued
Neued meaning: Legendary daughter of KyvwIch.
Neued origin: Welsh
Neuveville
Neuveville meaning: From the new town.
Neuveville origin: French
Neva
Neva meaning: Snow.
Neva origin: Spanish
Nevada
Nevada meaning: Snowy.
Nevada origin: Latin
Nevan
Nevan meaning: Holy.
Nevan origin: Irish
Nevil
Nevil meaning: From the new town. Originally a surname, since the late 19th century has been used occasionally as a first name. Famous Bearers: novelist Nevil Shute.
Nevil origin: French
Neville
Neville meaning: New village.
Neville origin: English
Nevin
Nevin meaning: Nephew.
Nevin origin: Celtic
Nevins
Nevins meaning: Worships the saints.
Nevins origin: Gaelic
Nevyn
Nevyn meaning: Worships the saints.
Nevyn origin: Gaelic
Newell
Newell meaning: From the new hall.
Newell origin: English
NewIyn
NewIyn meaning: Dwells near the new pool.
NewIyn origin: Welsh
Newland
Newland meaning: Lives on the new land.
Newland origin: English
Newlin
Newlin meaning: From the new spring.
Newlin origin: Celtic
Newlyn
Newlyn meaning: From the new spring.
Newlyn origin: Celtic
Newman
Newman meaning: Newcomer.
Newman origin: English
Newton
Newton meaning: From the new estate.
Newton origin: Anglo-Saxon
NewyddIlyn
NewyddIlyn meaning: Dwells near the new pool.
NewyddIlyn origin: Welsh
Neysa
Neysa meaning: Pure.
Neysa origin: Greek
Neziah
Neziah meaning: Conqueror, strong.
Neziah origin: Biblical
Nezib
Nezib meaning: Standing-place. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Nezib origin: Biblical
Ngaire
Ngaire meaning: Silver fern.
Ngaire origin: Maori
Ngozi
Ngozi meaning: Blessed.
Ngozi origin: Egyptian
Nia
Nia meaning: Derived from abbreviation of names with 'nia' ending.
Nia origin: English
Niall
Niall meaning: Champion.
Niall origin: Celtic
Niallan
Niallan meaning: Champion.
Niallan origin: Celtic
Niamh
Niamh meaning: Bright.
Niamh origin: Irish
Nibal
Nibal meaning: Arrows.
Nibal origin: Arabic
Nibhaz
Nibhaz meaning: Budding, prophesying. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Nibhaz origin: Biblical
Nibshan
Nibshan meaning: Prophecy, growing of a tooth. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Nibshan origin: Biblical
Nic
Nic meaning: Diminutive of Dominick: Lord.
Nic origin: English
Nicanor
Nicanor meaning: A conqueror, victorious.
Nicanor origin: Biblical
Nicanora
Nicanora meaning: Victorious army.
Nicanora origin: Spanish
Nicci
Nicci meaning: Victory.
Nicci origin: Italian
Niccolo
Niccolo meaning: Variant of Nicholas: Victorious, conquerer of the people.
Niccolo origin: Italian
Nicea
Nicea meaning: Feminine form of Nicholas.
Nicea origin: Greek
Nichele
Nichele meaning: Blend of Nichole and Michelle.
Nichele origin: English
Nichol
Nichol meaning: Feminine form of Nicholas: people's victory.
Nichol origin: French
Nichola
Nichola meaning: Feminine form of Nicholas: People's victory. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, and pawnbrokers - Santa Claus is based on this saint.
Nichola origin: Greek
Nicholai
Nicholai meaning: Variant of Nicholas: Victorious, conquerer of the people.
Nicholai origin: Slavic
Nicholas
Nicholas meaning: Victory of the people.
Nicholas origin: Greek
Nicholaus
Nicholaus meaning: People's victory.
Nicholaus origin: Greek
Nichole
Nichole meaning: Feminine form of Nicholas: people's victory.
Nichole origin: French
Nicia
Nicia meaning: Feminine form of Nicholas.
Nicia origin: Greek
Nick
Nick meaning: Diminutive of Dominick: Lord. Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek Goddess of victory and root origin of 'Nicholas'.
Nick origin: English
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