Baby Boy Names Starts from N

Select Modern Unique, Unusual and Popular Baby Boy Names With Meanings Starting from N

Naaman Hebrew Pleasant.
Nabendu Hindu  
Nabil Arabic Noble.
Nabulung African do not receive
Nachiketa Hindu Nachik
Nachmanke Hebrew compassionate one, one who comforts
Nadav Hebrew nobel, a generous one
Nadir Arabic Precious, rare.
Naeem North African benevolent
Nahum Hebrew The comforter.
Naimish Hindu  
Nairn Scottish Gaelic The dweller by the Alder tree. A placename.
Nakul Hindu  
Nalong Aboriginal The source of the river.
Nalren Dene Indian th is thawed out
Nambur Aboriginal A tea-tree.
Namdev Hindu poet, saint
Namid Native American A dancer.
Namir Hebrew Like a leopard.
Nanda Sanskrit Joy.
Nandin Hindu the delightful, follower of Shiva
Nandor Hungarian  
Nantan Apache Indian spokesman
Napoleon Greek Fierce one from Naples.
Narayan Sanskrit The son of man.
Narayana Hindu Vishnu
Narciso Latin a lily, daffodil
Narcissus Greek The flower. Also the name of the youth in Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.
Nardu Aboriginal A plant with edible seeds.
Narendra Sanskrit The mighty man.
Naresh Hindu  
Narrah Aboriginal The sea.
Narsi Hindu poet, saint
Nartana Hindu makes others dance
Nash Old English cliff
Nasir Arabic The helper, the supporter.
Nassir Arabic protector
Nat   The gift of God. A biblical prophet.
Natal Spanish Christmas.
Natale Old French Christmas.
Natan Aboriginal A Figtree.
Nathan Hebrew The gift of God. A biblical prophet.
Nathaniel   Gift of God.
Naum Russian The comforter.
Naveen Hindu Navin
Nawang Tibetan/Sherpa The possessive one.
Nayan Hindu  
Neal Irish Gaelic The champion. Also see Nelson.
Neale Irish Gaelic The champion. Also see Nelson.
Ned Old English A rich guardian.
Neddie Old English A rich guardian.
Neddy Old English A rich guardian.
Nedim Turkish  
Neel Hindu blue
Neeraj Hindu  
Nehemiah Hebrew The consolation of the Lord.
Neil Irish Gaelic Champion.
Neill Irish Gaelic The champion. Also see Nelson.
Nek Italian Neko
Nelek Polish like a horn
Nelson English The son of Neal or Neil. The champion.
Nemo Latin no name, nobody
Neo Greek new
Nerang Aboriginal Little.
Nerhim Turkish  
Nero Latin Dark, or black-haired.
Neron Spanish strong, stern
Nesim Turkish  
Nesip Turkish  
Nestor Greek Wisdom.
Nevada Spanish Snow, or as white as snow. Also the name of an American state. A boy or girl's name.
Nevan Irish holy, little saint
Neville Old French From the new town or settlement.
Nevin Irish Gaelic The servant of the saints.
Newbold Old English From the new building.
Newell Old English From the new hall.
Newlyn Celtic The dweller at the new pool. A boy or girl's name.
Newman   New comer.
Newton Old English From the new town or estate.
Niall Irish Gaelic The champion. Also see Nelson.
Nic Latin Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks.
Nicholas Greek The victory of the people.
Nick Latin Belonging to the Lord.
Nickie Latin Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks.
Nickson Old English The son of Nicholas. The victory of the people.
Nicky Latin Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks.
Nico Italian The victory of the people.
Nicodemus Greek victory of the people
Nicol Scottish The victory of the people.
Nicolas Spanish The victory of the people.
Nieander Greek A man of victory.
Niel   The gift of God. From the name Nathen.
Niels Latin A horn.
Nieodemus Greek The conqueror for the people.
Nigel Latin Dark, black-haired.
Nihar Hindu mist, fog, dew
Nike Greek victory
Nikhil Hindu  
Nikita Russian/Greek Unconquered people. A boy or girl's name.
Niklaus Scandinavian The victory of the people.
Nikunj Hindu  
Nilay Hindu  
Nils Norwegian/Swedish The victory of the people.
Nilson English The son of Neal or Neil. The champion. Also from the famous British admiral, Lord Nelson.
Nima Tibetan/Sherpa Sun. A boy or girl's name.
Nimai Hindu name of Lord Krishna
Nimbus Latin rain cloud, halo
Nimesh Hindu  
Nimrod Hebrew Valiant, or great hunter.
Ninian Gaelic The name of a 5th century saint.
Nino Italian God is gracious. From the name Gianni and Giovanni.
Nioka Aboriginal Green hills.
Niraj Hindu lotus flower
Niramitra Hindu son of pandava Sahadeva
Niran Thai Eternal.
Niranjan Hindu  
Nirav Hindu  
Nirel Hebrew God?s field
Nishad Hindu the musical note Ni
Nishan Armenian A sign.
Nisi Hebrew emblem
Nitesh Hindu  
Niven Irish Gaelic The servant of the saints.
Nivens Irish Gaelic The servant of the saints.
Nixon Old English The son of Nicholas. The victory of the people.
Noadiah Hebrew God assembles
Noah Hebrew Rest, peace.
Noam Hebrew Pleasant.
Noble Latin Famous, noble.
Nodin Native American wind
Noe Spanish peace, rest
Noel Old French Christmas.
Noi Laos small
Nolan Irish Gaelic Famous, a champion.
Norbert Teutonic Light or brilliance from the North.
Norbu Tibetan/Sherpa A precious gem.
Norm   Norseman or ruler.
Norman Teutonic Norseman or ruler.
Normand   Norseman or ruler.
Norris   Norseman or ruler.
North Old English from the north
Northclif Old English From the north cliff.
Northrop Old English From the Northern farm.
Norton Old English From the Northern farm or town.
Norville Old English From the Northern farm or town.
Norvin Old English A friend from the north.
Norwell Old English From the north spring or well.
Norwood Old English From the Northern forest. Also a guard at the North gate.
Nowell Old French Christmas.
Nowra Aboriginal A black cockatoo. A town in NSW.
Nuncio Italian A messenger.
Nur Hebrew Fire.
Nurhan Turkish  
Nuri Arabic fire
Nye Welsh Truly golden.
Nyek Hungarian borderlands
Nyle Old English island
Nym   From Shakespeare's play Henry V and Merry Wives of Windsor.