What are some names that begin with the letter N?

Answer 1

• Nathan
• Nichole
• Nicki
• Nicholas
• Nancy
• Nan
• Nanette
• Natalie
• Noreen
• Nigel
• Nick

http://babyfit.sparkpeople.com/baby-names-search-results.asp?advstartswith=N&searchtype=advanced&how=letter These all start with "n" and are from all different orgins.

Answer 2

· nail

· name

· nap

· nation

· neck

· needle

· nephew

· nerve

· nest

· net

· news

· nickel

· niece

· night

· nightgown

· noise

· nose

· note

· notebook

· number

· nurse

· nut

Answer 3

Boy names that begin with the letter N:

• Nathan
• Nathaniel
• Neal
• Neil
• Nelson
• Neville
• Nicholas
• Nigel
• Niles
• Noah
• Noel
• Nolan
• Norbert
• Norman

Answer 4

net

nest

none

no

number

name

nickle

nothing

neither

new

now

nose

not

never

nasty

neat

nice

noun

night

neck

naughty

new york

novel

next

numeral

numerator

nine

nineteen

nine-hundred

near

nature

normal

notary

note

nimbus

needle

Answer 5

N - First Name:

· Nancy Kerrigan (U.S. Olympic figure skater)

· Nancy Lopez (golfer)

· Nancy Pelosi (Speaker U.S. House of Representatives)

· Nat King Cole (singer)

· Neil Armstrong (astronaut)

· Nicholas Cage (actor)

· Nicholas Sparks (author)

· Norm Van Brocklin (football)

· Norman Rockwell (artist)

N - Last Name:

· Rafael Nadel (tennis)

· Ogden Nash (poet)

· Martina Navratilova (tennis)

· Willie Nelson (singer)

· Jack Nicholson (actor)

· Florence Nightingale (English nurse)

· Richard Nixon (U.S. President)

· Oliver North (soldier & TV commentator)

Answer 6

NICOLE

Nicole, along with Jessica and Veronica, was, like, a super-popular name in the 1980s. The feminine form of Nicolas.

NATALIE

Believe it or not, Natalie is another perfect name for a Christmas baby. It's the French version of the Russian name Natalia.

NAOMI

In the Old Testament, Naomi was the mother-in-law of Ruth.

NANCY

Nancy is a very dignified sounding name that had its moment in the spotlight in the 1950s and 60s.

NATASHA

Russian: Nickname for Natalya; Born on Christmas Day

NOVA

Latin: New

Native American: Chases butterfly (Hopi)

NADIA

Persian: Variant of Nada; dew, generous

Russian: Hope

NOELLE

French: Christmas; feminine variant of Noel

NINA

Native American: Strong

Russian: Dreamer, possibly from old Slavonic word ninati that means to dream

NALA

African Origin

NATALIA

Latin Origin

Spanish Origin

NIKITA

Russian: Masculine name used as feminine; popularized by the film La Femme Nikita

NADINE

French: Hope; diminutive of Nadia and a familiar form of Bernadette

Latin Origin

NICHOLE

Variant of Nicole.

NIKKI

A nickname for Nicole.

NORMA

Latin: From the north; feminine form of Norman

NOLA

Nola, the short form of Fionnuala.

NOEMI

"Pleasant" Noemi is the Spanish version of Naomi.

NICOLETTE

French: People's victory

NELLIE

English Origin

Greek: Light

NOREEN

Irish: Variant of Nora light;honor

NALANI

Hawaiian: Silence of the heavens

NITA

Hebrew: To plant

Native American: Bear (Choctaw)

NEDA

African: Born on Sunday

English: Wealthy protector, feminine form of Ned

NIKI

Greek: Feminine form of Nicholas

Persian Origin

NEVE

Irish: Anglicized spelling of Niamh

NICOLA

French: People''s victory

Greek: Feminine form of Nicholas

NICOLETTA

Greek: Feminine form of Nicholas

NADYA

Arabic Origin

Russian: Hope

NADIE

Native American: Wise (Algonquin)

NANETTE

French: Favor, grace; variant of Anne

Hebrew: Grace

NASTASIA

Russian: Arisen, resurrected

NOEL

Expecting a Christmas bundle of joy? Then do like the Middle Agers did, and name your daughter Noel.

NAYELI

Arabic: Highness, grace

NOELANI

Hawaiian: Mist of heaven

NAILAH

African: Successful

Egyptian: Successful

NAIA

Hawaiian: Dolphin

Latin: A nymph

NARA

Greek: Contented, happy

Japanese: Oak

NELL

From the Shakespearean play Comedy of Errors

NESSA

Greek: Pure

Scottish: From the headland

NUNA

Native American: Land

NISSE

Scandinavian: Friendly elf

NATALE

Italian Origin

NEEMA

African: Born in prosperity (Swahili)

Egyptian: Born to wealthy parents

NICCI

Italian: Victory.

NAIDA

Greek: Water nymph

NATHALIA

English Origin

NANNETTE

French: Favor; grace. Variant of Anne.

NERISSA

From the Shakespearean play Merchant of Venice

NOELLA

French: Variation of Noelle

NELIA

Latin Origin

Spanish Origin

NATASCHA

Russian: Variant of Natalie, birthday.

NINETTE

French: Grace

NICHELLE

African: Victorious maiden

NAAMAH

Hebrew: Pleasant

NABIRYE

Egyptian: Mother of twins

NADA

Arabic: Dew, giving

NADEEN

French: Variant of Nadia.

NADEGE

Slavic: Hope

NADENKA

Russian: Hope

NADETTA

German: The courage of a bear

NADETTE

German: The courage of a bear

NADEZDA

Czech: Hope

NADUSHA

Russian Origin

NAHLAH

Arabic: Drink of water, to quench

NAIARA

Basque Origin

Spanish: Of the Virgin Mary

NAIRI

Armenian: Country of rivers

NAIRNA

Scottish: Dwells at the alder tree river

NAIRNE

Scottish: Dwells at the alder tree river

NAIYA

Arabic: Water nymph, raw

NAJLA

Arabic: Star; variation of the word Najee which means star

NAKEISHA

African: Her life

NAMPEYO

Native American: Snake girl (Hopi); The name of one of the most celebrated of Hopi potters in the 20th century

NANA

Hawaiian: Name of a spring month, name of a star

Spanish: Grace; also Spanish pet form of Ana

NANCI

English Origin

French: Grace; variant of Ann most often regarded as an independent name

NANCIE

English Origin

French: Grace; variant of Ann most often regarded as an independent name

NANCSI

Hungarian: Graceful

NANELLE

Hebrew: Grace

NANN

English: Short form of Nanette; variant of Ann, Anne meaning favor, grace

NANNIE

Hebrew: Grace; variant of Ann most often regarded as an independent name

NANNY

Hebrew: Grace

NANON

French: Grace

NAPIA

Latin: Of the valley

NARCISSA

Greek: Daffodil; feminine form of Narcissus, the beautiful boy of Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.

NARDA

Latin: Fragrant

Persian: Anointed

NARISSA

Greek: Sea nymph, daughter of Nereus; In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.

NASIMA

Arabic: Breeze, fresh air; feminine form of Nasim. Sham el Nasim, or "smell the breeze," is an Egyptian spring festival.

NASTIA

Russian: Diminutive form of Anastasia

NATALEE

English Origin

NATALYA

Did your baby arrive on Christmas Day, but Noel or Holly don't seem to be a good fit? Consider Natalya.

NATHAIRA

Scottish: Snake

NATHALEE

English Origin

NATIVIDAD

Spanish: Birth; reference to the nativity

NAUNET

Egyptian: Mythical goddess of the ocean

NAUSICAA

Greek: Princess who finds Odysseus shipwrecked on Scheria; She is one of the most charming figures in The Odyssey.

NAVEENA

Native American: New

NAWA

Egyptian: Storm; Those storms that recur roughly at the same time each year have names, taken from the historic Coptic language.

NAZNEEN

Persian: Exquisitely beautiful, charming; a name used for a beloved woman or child

NEA

Finnish Origin

Swedish: Flower; familiar form of Linnéa

NEALA

Celtic: Ruler

Irish: Champion

NEALIE

Celtic: Ruler

NECI

Latin: Ardent, intense

NEELA

Sanskrit: "Dark blue" or "sky blue" or "sapphire blue" (a brilliant shade of blue), for girls

NEENAH

Native American: Running water (Winnebago)

NEFERTITI

Egyptian: The beautiful woman has come; name of ancient Egyptian queen

NEFISA

Arabic: Much sought, precious; derived from nafs, meaning self

NEITH

Egyptian: The divine mother, great creator-goddess; In ancient Egyptian mythology, Neith is shown wearing a red crown.

NEJMA

Arabic: Star

NELDA

English: One who lives by the alder tree

NELKE

German: Carnation; flower name

NELLA

English Origin

Greek: Light

NELMA

Greek: Light

NEMESIS

Greek: Retribution; the Greek goddess of vengeance

NEOMEA

Greek: New moon

NEOMENIA

Greek: New moon

NEPHTHYS

Egyptian: Mythical nature goddess; sister of Isis

NEREIDA

Greek: Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.

NEREYDA

Greek: Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas.

NERIED

Greek: The sea nymphs

NERINE

Greek: The sea nymphs

Latin: Named for the Nereides

NERITA

Greek: From the sea

NESSIA

Greek: Pure

Scottish: From the headland

NET

Egyptian: The divine mother

NEUED

Welsh: Legendary daughter of KyvwIch

NEVAEH

American: Heaven spelled backwards

NEYLAN

Turkish: Fulfilled wish

NIA

Short and spirited Nia has quite the international pedigree, claiming both Swahili and Welsh origins.

NIABI

Native American: Young deer, fawn (Osage)

NIAMH

Irish: Radiance, brightness; The daughter of the sea god Manannan, she was known as "Niamh of the Golden Hair," a beautiful princess.

NICANORA

Spanish: Victorious army

NICIA

Greek: Feminine form of Nicholas

Italian: People''s victory

NIEVES

Spanish: Snows; a name given in honor of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves (Our Lady of the Snows)

NIKOLIA

Greek: Feminine form of Nicholas

NILA

Sanskrit: Blue

NILE

Egyptian: From the Nile

NILEA

Latin: From the Nile

NILOU

Nickname for Niloufer

NIMAH

Arabic: Blessing, grace

NIOBE

Greek: Fern; Niobe was the daughter of Tantalus in Greek mythology.

NISSA

Scandinavian: Friendly elf

NITZANAH

Hebrew: Blossom

NIZANA

Hebrew: Blossom

NJORTHRBIARTR

Norse: Heroic

NOA

Hebrew: Motion; In the Old Testament, Noa was the daughter of Zelophehad; It's a common Israeli name, not to be confused with Noah (pronounced differently in Hebrew), which is a male name.

NOE

Hawaiian: Mist, misty

NOELE

French Origin

NOELL

French Origin

NOMA

Hawaiian: Example

Norse: Fate

NONA

Latin: Ninth, born ninth

NOORA

Finnish Origin

NOREENA

Irish: Variant of Nora light;honor

NORINE

Latin: Honor

NOUR

Arabic: Light

Persian Origin

NOVEA

Latin: Young

NOX

Greek: Night

Latin: Night

NUALLA

Gaelic: Fair. lovely

NUBIA

Egyptian: From Nubia (ancient name for Ethiopia)

NUSA

Hungarian: Graceful

NYMPHA

Greek: Nymph, bride

NYSA

Greek: Goal

NYSSA

Greek: Goal

Scandinavian: Friendly elf

NYSSE

Scandinavian: Friendly elf

Answer 7

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November

Answer 8

Norah Noreen Nia Nina Nan Nancy Nannette Natalie Norma Nelli Nell Nyeesha

Answer 9

Here are a few:

Nikita

Noah

Noralisse

Nicholas

Nikki

Natasha

Noel

Nathan

Nate

Nancy