Baby Girl Names - N

Nabelung	African	beautiful one
Nabila	Arabic	Noble.
Nada	Arabic	The generous one.
Nadda	Aboriginal	A camp.
Nadezda	Czech	one with hope
Nadia	Slavonic	Hope.
Nadie		Hope.
Nadine		Hope.
Nadira	Arabic	Precious.
Nadya		The generous one.
Nafeeza	Arabic	precious thing
Nagihan	Turkish
Nahoko	Japanese	child of Naho
Naia	Greek	flowing
Naida	Greek	A water nymph.
Nailah	African	succeeding
Naimah	Arabic	living a soft, enjoyable life
Naina	Hindu	eyes
Nairne	Scottish Gaelic	From the river.
Nalani	Hawaiian	The calm of the skies.
Nalini	Sanskrit	lovely
Nama	Aboriginal	A Tea-Tree.
Namazzi	Ugandan	water
Nami	Japanese	A wave.
Namiko	Japanese	child of Nami
Namrata	Hindu
Nan		Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne, Nancy and Nanette.
Nanako	Japanese	child of Nana
Nancy		Grace, or favoured by God. Originally a nickname from Anne, but also an independent name.
Nandini	Hindu
Nandita	Hindu
Nanette	French	Grace, or favoured by God. Originally a nickname from Anne, but also an independent name.
Nani	Polynesian	Beautiful.
Nanine		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Nanna	Hebrew	graceful one
Nanon	French	Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne.
Nantale	Ugandan	clan totem is a lion
Naoko	Japanese	child of Nao
Naomi	Hebrew	Pleasant. A biblical name, and the feminine form of Noam.
Napea	Latin	A girl of the valley.
Nara	Old English/Japanese/Aboriginal	Old English: The nearest and dearest one. Japanese: An Oak tree. Aboriginal: A companion.
Narcissa	Greek	self-love
Narda	Latin	A fragrant ointment or perfume.
Narella	Greek	bright one
Narelle	Australian	Probably derived from Nara and Elle. Nara - Old English: The nearest and dearest one. Japanese: An Oak tree. Aboriginal: A companion. Elle - She, a woman.
Naretha	Aboriginal	A saltbush.
Narkeasha	African	pretty
Narmada	Hindu	name of a river
Nasha	African	Born during rainy season.
Nashwa	Egyptian	wonderful feeling
Nasiche	Ugandan	born during locust season
Nasrin	Persian	A wild rose.
Nastasia	Russian from Greek	She who will rise again.
Natala		Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Natalia		Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Natalie	Latin	Born at Christmas.
Natalya	Russian	Born at Christmas.
Natane	Native American	Female child.
Nataniella	Hebrew	gift of God
Natasha	Russian	Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Nathalie	French	Born at Christmas. From the name Natalie, but also used as an independent name.
Nathania	Hebrew	The gift of God. Feminine form of Nathan.
Natividad	Spanish	The nativity.
Natsuko	Japanese	child of Natsu
Navdeep	Hindu	Navdip
Naveena	strong-willed supporter	Navina
Nawal	Arabic	A gift.
Nayoko	Japanese	child of Nayo
Naysa	Hebrew	miracle of God
Nazaret	Spanish	Of Nazareth.
Nazirah	Arabic	equal, like
Nea		New, the newcomer.
Neala	Irish Gaelic	The champion. Feminine form of Neal or Neil.
Neci	Latin	intense, fiery
Neda	Slavonic	Born on Sunday.
Nediva	Hebrew	noble and generous
Neeharika	Hindu
Neelam	Hindu	sapphire
Neelja	Hindu
Neena	Hindu
Neerja	Hindu	lotus flower
Neeta	Hindu
Neha	Hindu	rain
Neka	Native American	A wild goose.
Nelda	Old English	Of the Elder tree.
Nelia		The champion. .
Nell	Old French	The light of the sun. From Eleanor and a form of Helen.
Nelleke	Dutch	a horn
Nellie		From Helen.
Nellwyn	Old English	A bright companion.
Neola	Greek	The young one.
Neoma	Greek	The new moon.
Nerhim	Turkish
Neria	Hebrew	lamp of God, angel
Nerida	Aboriginal	A flower.
Nerin	Greek	a nereid, one from the sea
Nerina	Greek	A sea nymph.
Nerissa	Greek	A sea nymph.
Neroli		After an Italian princess.
Nerys	Welsh	A lady.
Nessa		Pure, chaste. From the name Agnes and Vanessa.
Nessan		Stoat.
Nesta	Welsh	Pure, chaste. Form of Agnes.
Netanya		God's gift.
Netta	Latin	Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Nettie	Latin	Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Netty	Latin	Beyond price, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia, Henrietta and many names ending with `ette'.
Neva	Spanish	covered with snow
Nevada	Spanish	Snow, or as white as snow. Also the name of an American state. A boy or girl's name.
Newlyn	Celtic	The dweller at the new pool. A boy or girl's name.
Neysa	Greek	pure
Ngaio	Maori	The name of a native New Zealand tree.
Ngaire	Maori	Flaxen.
Nhu	Vietnamese	everything according to one's wishes
Nia	Swahili	purpose
Niamh	Irish Gaelic	Beautiful, bright. The daughter of a sea god in Irish mythology.
Nichelle		Victorious maiden.
Nicia	Greek	victorious army
Nicki		The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Nickita	Hindu
Nicola	Latin	The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Nicole		Victory of the people.
Nicolette	French	The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Nidra	Hindu	a form of the Devi
Niju	Hindu	Pansophist
Nika	Russian	born on Sunday
Nike	Greek	victory
Nikita	Russian/Greek	Unconquered people. A boy or girl's name.
Nikki		The people's victory. From the name Nicole.
Niley	Aboriginal	A shell.
Nilg?n	Turkish
Nilima	Hindu
Nilini	Hindu	perpetuator of the Kuru race
Nima	Tibetan/Sherpa	Sun. A boy or girl's name.
Nimah	Arabic	blessing, loan
Nimisha	Hindu
Nimmi	Hindu
Nimue
Nina	Spanish	A girl. Also see Anne and Antonia.
Ninon	French	Grace, or favoured by God. From the name Anne.
Niobe	Greek	fern
Nira	Modern Hebrew	Of the loom.
Niradhara	Hindu
Niral	Hindu
Nirguna	Hindu
Nirvana	Hindu	deep silence, ultimate bliss
Nirvelli	Tudas Indian	water child
Nisha	Hindu	night
Nishtha	Hindu
Nisi	Hebrew	emblem
Nissa	Scandinavian	A friendly elf.
Nita	Native American	A bean grower. Feminine form of Fabian.
Nitara	Hindu	deeply rooted
Niti	Hindu
Nitika	Native American	angel of precious stone
Nitu	Hindu
Nitya	Hindu	goddess Parvati
Nitzana	Hebrew	blossom
Nivedita	Hindu
Niverta	Hindu
Nixie	German	A water sprite.
Niyati	Hindu	fate
Nizana	Hebrew	A flower bud.
Noelani	Hawaiian	A beautiful girl from heaven.
Noella	French	christmas
Noelle	Old French	Christmas, or born at Christmas. The feminine form of Noel.
Nola	Irish Gaelic	The champion, or the fair-shouldered one. Also see Nuala.
Noleen		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Nolene		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Noleta	Latin	Unwilling.
Nona	Latin	The ninth, as in the ninth child.
Noni		From the name Nona and Nora. Nona - The ninth, as in the ninth child. Nora - The light of the sun.
Nonie		From the name Nona and Nora. Nona - The ninth, as in the ninth child. Nora - The light of the sun.
Noor	Arabic	Light.
Noora	Aboriginal	A camp.
Nora		The light of the sun.
Norah		The light of the sun.
Norberta	Old German	blond hero
Nordica	Teutonic	From the north.
Noreen		The light of the sun.
Nori	Japanese	A doctrine.
Noriko	Japanese	doctrine child
Norma	Latin	A rule or standard. The perfect girl or woman. Also a Scottish feminine form of Norman.
Norna	Old Norse	The goddess of fate.
Nova	Greek	New, the newcomer.
Novyanna	lovely	Novy, Novie
Noya	Arabic	beautiful, ornamented
Nozomi	Japanese	hope
Nu	Burmese	Tender.
Nuala	Irish Gaelic	The fair-shouldered one. Also see Nola.
Nuray	Turkish	white moon
Nurhan	Turkish
Nydia	Latin	A refuge or nest.
Nyoko	Japanese	A gem or treasure.
Nyree		Flaxen.
Nyssa	Greek	The beginning.
Nyx	Latin	White-haired.