| comment/origin etc. | famous bearer of this name | |
| Naaman | (scriptural, see Lc 4,27) | |
| Nabil | (arabian) | |
| Nabunaita | ||
| Nachschon | (scriptural) | |
| Nadad | ||
| Nadauri | ||
| Nadim | (arabian) | |
| Nadir | ||
| Nael | ||
| Naël | ||
| Naevius | (roman) | |
| Nafanial | ||
| Nafisch | (scriptural) | |
| Naftali | (scriptural, see Ex 30,8) | |
| Nahabed | (armenian) | |
| Nahat | ||
| Nahum | (scriptural) | |
| Nail | ||
| Naim | ||
| Naïm | ||
| Najah | ||
| Naji | ||
| Najib | ||
| Najih | ||
| Nalin | ||
| Namjil | ||
| Nandor | (hungarian) | |
| Naoki | (japanese) | |
| Naoise | (irish) | |
| Naphtali | (scriptural) | |
| Nap | (from Napoleon) | |
| Napoleon | (Napoleon Buonaparte, french military-leader) | |
| Nappie | ||
| Nappy | ||
| Narajan | ||
| Naram-Suen | (babylonian) | |
| Nareg | (armenian) | |
| Narek | (armenian) | |
| Nasir | (arabian) | |
| Nasr | (arabian) | |
| Nasser | (arabian) | |
| Nassim | (arabian) | |
| Nat | (short version of Nathan, Nathaniel) | |
| Natanas | (lithuanian) | |
| Nathan | (scriptural) | |
| Nathanael | (scriptural, version) | |
| Nathanial | (scriptural, version) | |
| Nathaniel | (scriptural, version) | |
| Naude | ||
| Naushair | ||
| Navar | ||
| Navassart | (armenian) | |
| Naveed | (persian) | |
| Nazar | (arabian) | |
| Nazaret | (arabian) | |
| Nazer | ||
| Nazim | ||
| Ndòni | (albanian) | |
| Ndre | ||
| Ndrèu | (albanian) | |
| Neal | ||
| Neasán | (irish) | |
| Nebajot | ||
| Nebyat | ||
| Necat | ||
| Ned | ||
| Nedeleg | ||
| Neelam | (sanskrit) | |
| Neftali | ||
| Nehemiah | (scriptural) | |
| Neidhard | ||
| Neil | (gaelic) | |
| Nejm | ||
| Nelson | (Nelson Mandela, first black president of Southafrica, nobel-prize-winner [category peace]) | |
| Neno | ||
| Nentscho | ||
| Neophron | (greek) | |
| Nephi | ||
| Nepomuk | (name of a saint, Nepomuk is the saint of bridges due to archbishop Jan Nepomucky was killed 1394 slipping from a Pragues bridge...) |
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| Neptune | ||
| Nerijus | ||
| Neron | ||
| Nerseh | ||
| Nerses | ||
| Nerven | ||
| Nervenoe | ||
| Neven | ||
| Nevenou | ||
| Neventer | ||
| Neville | (french) | |
| Newroz | ||
| Ng | (chinese) | |
| Ngai | (vietnamese) | |
| Nguyen | (vietnamese) | |
| Nhi | (vietnamese) | |
| Ni | (chinese) | |
| Nial | ||
| Niall | (irish) | |
| Nian | ||
| Nib | ||
| Niccòlo | ||
| Niccolò | (Niccolò Machiavelli, italian historican, philosopher) | |
| Nicholas | ||
| Nick | ||
| Nickel | (german medieval short for Nickolas or Nicklas) | |
| Nicklas | ||
| Nickolas | ||
| Nico | ||
| Nicodemus | (scriptural, see Io 3,1-21) | (Nicodemus Frischlin, german writer) |
| Nicol | (sounds female) | |
| Nicola | (sounds female) | |
| Nicolaas | ||
| Nicolae | ||
| Nicolaj | (russian, version) | (Nicolaj Gogol, transcriptional version) |
| Nicolas | ||
| Nicolaus | ||
| Nicu | ||
| Nidintu-Bel | (babylonian) | |
| Nidintulugal | (babylonian) | |
| Niels | (Niels Bohr, danish physican) | |
| Nielsen | ||
| Nigel | (Nigel Mansell, formula one-racer) | |
| Nigoghayos | ||
| Nigsummu | (babylonian) | |
| Nigsummulugal | (babylonian) | |
| Nigsummunu | (babylonian) | |
| Nihed | ||
| Nihita | ||
| Niiqiarqusu | (babylonian) | |
| Niiqiarquusu | (babylonian) | |
| Niiqquulamuusu | (babylonian) | |
| Nikandros | (greek) | |
| Nikanuur | (babylonian) | |
| Nikasippos | (greek) | |
| Nikiiarqusu | (babylonian) | |
| Niki | ||
| Nikita | (also female) | |
| Nikhil | ||
| Niklas | ||
| Niko | ||
| Nikola | (female too) | |
| Nikolaos | ||
| Nikolas | ||
| Nikolaus | ||
| Nikolaz | ||
| Nikomachos | (greek) | |
| Nikomakhos | (greek) | |
| Nikos | (greek) | |
| Nikostratos | (greek-minoan) | |
| Nils | ||
| Nimrod | (scriptural) | |
| Ning | ||
| Ning-Qing | (chinese) | |
| Ninian | ||
| Nir | ||
| Nirav | ||
| Nisomadin | ||
| Nissim | ||
| Nithard | ||
| Nitro | ||
| Nivan | ||
| Nivardo | ||
| Nivek | (anagramm of Kevin) | |
| Niven | (also as an american surname) | |
| Nixon | (also as a surname) | |
| Nizar | ||
| Nizi | (albanian) | |
| Njau | ||
| Njàxi | (albanian) | |
| Noah | (scriptural) | |
| Noam | (scriptural) | |
| Noboru | (japanese) | |
| Nobuatsu | (japanese) | |
| Noe | ||
| Noel | (Noel Gallagher, british musican) | |
| Noelius | ||
| Nojan | ||
| Nojus | (lithuanian, also female) | |
| Nolan | (irish) | |
| Nolff | ||
| Nominoe | ||
| Nontkerius | (medieval) | |
| Norayr | ||
| Norbert | ||
| Norberto | ||
| Nordahl | ||
| Norddine | (problematic) | |
| Nordine | (problematic) | |
| Noriaki | (japanese) | |
| Norick | ||
| Norman | ||
| Norodom | (from Cambodia) | |
| Norris | ||
| Notger | ||
| Notker | (medieval) | |
| Noubar | ||
| Nouel | ||
| Noureddine | ||
| Nshan | ||
| Nuam | ||
| Nubar | ||
| Nuh | ||
| Nukearrial | (given in US, meaning is unknown, perhaps it shall mean "nuke [drop an atom-bomb] an arreal")It's not known, when it was given, if perhaps in US of 1950's or 1960's it could be a reflex on various bomb-tests, regarded by thousands of soldiers |
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| Numunia | (babylonian) | |
| Nunzio | ||
| Nurhaci | ||
| Nurettin | ||
| Nuri | ||
| Nursalam | ||
| Nusayr | ||
| Nushan | ||
| Nutesh | (babylonian) | |
| Nuto | ||
| Nuutti | (finnish) | |
| Nuzeng | ||
| Nvish | ||
| Nxhiku | (albanian) | |
| Nyair | ||
| Nyam |