By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Naldo Teutonic Of Mighty or Wise Masculine Nash Old English Protruding Cliff Masculine Nathan Hebrew Gift of God Masculine Nathaniel or Nathan Hebrew Gift of God Masculine Neal Gaelic Champion Masculine Nelson English Son of Neal Masculine Nero Latin Powerful Masculine Neville Old French New Town Masculine Nevin Gaelic Worshiper of Saints Masculine Newton Anglo Saxon Residence Name Masculine Nicholas Greek People Triumph Masculine Nicodemus Greek Victorious over the People Masculine Nigel Roman Black Masculine Noah Hebrew Peace Masculine Noel French To be Born Masculine Nolan Gaelic Famous Masculine Norman Old English Norseman Masculine Norris Old French-Latin Caretaker Masculine Norton Anglo Saxon Residence Name Masculine Norvin Teutonic Man from the North Masculine Nada Slavonic Hope Feminine Nadia Slavic Hope Feminine Nadine **** Form of Nada Feminine Nan Hebrew Grace Feminine Nancy Hebrew Grace Feminine Naomi Hebrew Delightful Feminine Narda Persian The Anointed Feminine Natalie Latin Born at Christmas Time Feminine Nathania Hebrew Gift of the Lord Feminine Natica Latin Christmas Child Feminine Neda Slavonic Sunday's Child Feminine Nell Greek Light Feminine Neoma Greek New Moon Feminine Nerissa Greek Daughter of the Sea Feminine Nerita Greek Of the Sea Feminine Nessa or Nessia Greek Pure Feminine Nevada Latin Snowy Feminine Nicolette or Nicole Greek People's Victory Feminine Nicole Greek People's Victory Feminine Nina Native American Mighty Feminine Noelle French Born on Christmas Feminine Nola Celtic Noble or Famous Feminine Noleta Latin The Unwilling Feminine Nona Latin The Ninth Feminine Nora Latin Honor Feminine Norine Latin Honor Feminine Norma Latin Model or Pattern Feminine Nova Native American Butterfly Chaser Feminine Nydia Latin Refuge or Nest Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Naam ****** fair; pleasant Naamah ****** Naaman, beautiful; agreeable Naarah ****** Naarai, young person Naashon ****** that foretells; that conjectures Nabal ****** fool; senseless Naboth ****** words; prophecies Nachon ****** ready; sure Nachor ****** same as Nahor Nadab ****** free and voluntary gift; prince Nagge ****** clearness; brightness; light Nahaliel ****** inheritance; valley of God Nahallal ****** praised; bright Naham ****** Nahamani, comforter; leader Naharai ****** my nostrils; hot; anger Nahash ****** snake; serpent Nahath ****** rest; a leader Nahbi ****** very secret Nahor ****** hoarse; dry; hot Nahshon ****** same as Naashon Nahum ****** comforter; penitent Nain ****** beauty; pleasantness Naioth ****** beauties; habitations Naomi ****** beautiful; agreeable Naphish ****** the soul; he that rests, refreshes himself or, respires Naphtali ****** that struggles or fights Narcissus ****** astonishment; stupidity Nason ****** helper; entry-way Nathan ****** given; giving; rewarded Nathanael ****** the gift of God Nathan-melech ****** the gift of the king or, of counsel Naum ****** same as Nahum Nazareth ****** separated; crowned; sanctified Nazarite ****** one chosen or set apart Neah ****** moved; moving Neapolis ****** the new city Neariah ****** child of the Lord Nebai ****** budding; speaking; prophesying Nebaioth ****** words; prophecies; buds Neballat ****** prophecy; budding Nebat ****** that beholds Nebo ****** that speaks or prophesies Nebuchadnezzar ****** Nebuchadrezzar, tears and groans of judgment Nebushasi_hahban ****** speech; prophecy; springing; flowing Nebuzar-adan ****** fruits or prophecies of judgment Necho ****** lame; beaten Nedabiah ****** prince or vow of the Lord Neginoth ****** stringed instruments Nehelamite ****** dreamer; vale; brook Nehemiah ****** consolation; repentance of the Lord Nehum ****** comforter; penitent Nehushta ****** made of brass Nehushtan ****** a trifling thing of brass Neiel ****** commotion or, moving, of God Nekoda ****** painted; inconstant Nemuel ****** the sleeping of God Nepheg ****** weak; slacked Nephish ****** same as Naphish Nephishesim ****** diminished; torn in pieces Nephthalim ****** same as Naphtali Nephthoah ****** opening; open Nephusim ****** same as Nephishesim Ner ****** a lamp; new-tilled land Nereus ****** same as Ner Nergal ****** the great man; the hero Nergal-sharezer ****** treasurer of Nergal Neri ****** my light Neriah ****** light; lamp of the Lord Nethaneel ****** same as Nathanael Nethaniah ****** the gift of the Lord Nethinims ****** given or offered Neziah ****** conqueror; strong Nezib ****** standing-place Nibhaz ****** budding; prophesying Nibshan ****** prophecy; growing of a tooth Nicanor ****** a conqueror; victorious Nicodemus ****** victory of the people Nicolas ****** same as Nicodemus Nicolaitanes ****** followers of Nicolas Nicopolis ****** the city of victory Niger ****** black Nimrah, Nimrim ****** leopard; bitterness; rebellion Nimrod ****** rebellion (but probably an unknown Assyrian word) Nimshi ****** rescued from danger Nineveh ****** handsome; agreeable Nisan ****** standard; miracle Nisroch ****** flight; proof; temptation; delicate No ****** stirring up; forbidding Noadiah ****** witness or, ornament, of the Lord Noah ****** repose; consolation Noah ****** that quavers or totters (Zelophehad's daughter) Nob ****** discourse; prophecy Nobah ****** that barks or yelps Nod ****** vagabond; fugitive Nodab ****** vowing of his own accord Noe ****** same as Noah Nogah ****** brightness; clearness Noha ****** rest; a guide Non ****** posterity; a fish; eternal Noph ****** honeycomb; anything that distills or drops Nophah ****** fearful; binding Nun ****** same as Non Nymphas ****** spouse; bridegroom Name Root Def. 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