Baby Girl names that start with “ N “ and their Meaning
Naamah
Hebrew, meaning ‘sweetness’.
Naara
Japanese, meaning ‘deer’.
Naava
Hebrew, meaning ‘beautiful’.
Nabiha
Arabic, meaning ‘intelligent’.
Nabila
Arabic, meaning ‘noble’.
Nachine
Spanish, meaning ‘fiery’.
Nadda
Arabic, meaning ‘generous’.
Nadezhda
Russian, meaning ‘hope’.
Nadia
(alt. Nadya)
Russian, meaning ‘hope’.
Nadine
French, meaning ‘hope’.
Naeva
French, meaning ‘evening’.
Nafisa
Arabic, meaning ‘precious gem’.
Nahara
Aramaic, meaning ‘light’.
Nahla
Arabic, meaning ‘drink water’.
Nailah
Arabic, meaning ‘successful’.
Naima
Arabic, meaning ‘water nymph’.
Naiya
Arabic, meaning ‘reed’.
Najwa
Arabic, meaning ‘passionate’.
Najya
Arabic, meaning ‘free’.
Nakia
Egyptian, meaning ‘pure’.
Nakita
American, meaning ‘victory of people’.
Nala
African, meaning ‘successful’.
Nalani
Hawaiian, meaning ‘serenity of the skies’.
Saints’ names
Ada
Agatha
Catherine
Felicity
Helena
Joan
Lydia
Margaret
Mary
Teresa
Nan
(alt. Nanna, Nannie)
Hebrew, meaning ‘grace’.
Nancy
(alt. Nanci, Nancie)
Hebrew, meaning ‘grace’.
Nanette
(alt. Nannette)
French, meaning ‘grace’.
Naoko
Japanese, meaning ‘honest’.
Naomh
Irish, meaning ‘holy’.
Naomi
(alt. Naoma, Noemi)
Hebrew, meaning ‘pleasant’.
Narcissa
Greek, meaning ‘daffodil’.
Nastasia
Greek, meaning ‘resurrection’.
Natalie
(alt. Natalee, Natalia, Natalya, Nathalie)
Latin, meaning ‘birth day’.
Natasha
(alt. Natasa)
Russian, meaning ‘birth day’.
Natividad
Spanish, meaning ‘Christmas’.
Neda
English, meaning ‘wealthy’.
Nedra
English, meaning ‘underground’.
Neema
Swahili, meaning ‘born of prosperity’.
Neka
Native American, meaning ‘goose’.
Nell
(alt. Nelda, Nella, Nell, Nellie, Nelly)
Shortened form of Eleanor, meaning ‘light’.
Nemi
Italian, from the lake of the same name.
Nenetl
Aztec, meaning ‘doll’.
Neoma
Greek, meaning ‘new moon’.
Nereida
Spanish, meaning ‘sea nymph’.
Nerissa
Of Greek origin, meaning ‘sea nymph’.
Nettie
(alt. Neta)
Shortened form of Henrietta, meaning ‘ruler of the house’.
Neva
Spanish, meaning ‘snowy’.
Nevaeh
American, meaning ‘heaven’.
Nhi
Vietnamese, meaning ‘little one’.
Nhuung
Vietnamese, meaning ‘velvet’.
Nia
Welsh, meaning ‘bright’.
Niamh
(alt. Neve)
Irish, meaning ‘brightness’.
Nicki
(alt. Nicky, Nikki)
Shortened form of Nicola, meaning ‘victory of the people’.
Nicola
Greek, meaning ‘victory of the people’.
Nicole
(alt. Nichole, Nicolette, Nikole)
Greek, meaning ‘victory of the people’.
Nidia
Spanish, meaning ‘graceful’.
Nikita
Greek, meaning ‘unconquered’.
Nigella
Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘champion’.
Nika
Slavic, meaning ‘bringer of victory’.
Nila
Egyptian, meaning ‘nile’.
Nilda
German, meaning ‘battle woman’.
Nimeesha
African, meaning ‘princess’.
Nimra
Arabic, meaning ‘number’.
Nina
Spanish, meaning ‘girl’.
Nissa
Hebrew, meaning ‘sign’.
Nita
Spanish, meaning ‘gracious’.
Nitsa
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Nitza
Hebrew, meaning ‘flower bud’.
Nixie
German, meaning ‘water sprite’.
Njema
Swahili, meaning ‘good’.
Noa
Hebrew, meaning ‘movement’.
Noel
(alt. Noelle)
French, meaning ‘Christmas’.
Nola
Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘white shoulder’.
Nolcha
Native American, meaning ‘sun’.
Opera heroines
Carmen (Carmen, Georges Bizet)
Elektra (Elektra, Richard Strauss)
Ellen (Peter Grimes, Benjamin Britten)
Floria (Tosca, Puccini)
Liza (The Queen of Spades, Tchaikovsky)
Mimi (La Bohème, Puccini)
Pamina (The Magic Flute, Mozart)
Turandot (Turandot, Puccini)
Violetta (La Traviata, Giuseppe Verdi)
Vitellia (La Clemenza di Tito, Mozart)
Nomatha
African, meaning ‘big surprise’.
Nomble
African, meaning ‘beauty’.
Nona
Latin, meaning ‘ninth’.
Nora
(alt. Norah)
Shortened form of Eleanor, meaning ‘light’.
Noreen
(alt. Norine)
Irish, meaning ‘light’.
Norma
Latin, meaning ‘pattern’.
Normandie
(alt. Normandy)
French, from the province of the same name.
Novia
Latin, meaning ‘new’.
Nox
Latin, meaning ‘night’.
Noxolo
African, meaning ‘peaceful’.
Nsombi
African, meaning ‘abundant joy’.
Nu
Vietnamese, meaning ‘girl’.
Nuala
Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘white shoulder’.
Nyathera
African, meaning ‘she survived’.
Nydia
Latin, meaning ‘nest’.
Nyimbo
Swahili, meaning ‘song’.
Nyofu
Swahili, meaning ‘candid’.
Nysa
(alt. Nyssa)
Greek, meaning ‘ambition’.
Nyx
Greek, meaning ‘night’.
