"New light"; Sanskrit nava + jyotis
Boy names N
Boy names starting with N: 157 of 2,970 names, page 17 of 30.
157 of 2,970 names
Noble, excellent; also sagacious and generous
Nachiketa, the boy who questioned Death; also "fire"
Companion, close friend
Rare, precious; Arabic nādir
Bliss, delight; Arabic naʿīm
Precious, excellent; Arabic nafīs
Beneficial, useful; Arabic nāfiʿ
Adorned with serpents, a name of Shiva
The name of Nagarjuna, the great Buddhist philosopher
King of serpents; also a noble elephant
"Lord of serpents", from nāga + īśa; a name of Patañjali
Lord of serpents: Shiva as Nageshvara
"King of serpents" in popular use; Sanskrit nāgarāja, "noble elephant"
The sacred Naimisha forest; also "momentary"
Prince of Nishadha: a name of King Nala
Moral, ethical; from Sanskrit nīti, "right conduct"
An offering to God; Sanskrit naivedya
Star; Arabic najm
Noble, generous; Arabic najīb
Star of the faith; Arabic najm al-dīn
"Moon" or "star" in popular use; Hindi naqsh, "design"
"Mongoose"; the fourth Pandava prince, Sahadeva's twin
Lotus; Sanskrit nalina
Bowing in respect, salutation; Sanskrit namana
"Man of excellence"; also a title for God and saints
The name of Sant Namdev; from nāman, "name", and deva, "god"
"Humble" in popular use; a modern name
Bowed, humble; Sanskrit namita
Joy, delight; Nanda, Krishna's foster-father
Son, one who gladdens; Sanskrit nandana
A name of Shiva; often read as "lord of joy"
Young son of Nanda: a name of Krishna
Son of Nanda: a name of Krishna
Nanda's darling son: a name of Krishna
Shiva, "he who swallowed the poison"; Kannada nañju
Chief, leader; Arabic naqīb
Pure; Arabic naqī
Man-lion: Vishnu's fourth incarnation
"A name of Vishnu"; Sanskrit nārāyaṇa, "son of the primeval Man"
King, lord of men; Sanskrit narendra
King, lord of men; Sanskrit nareśa
Vishnu as the man-lion; Sanskrit narahari
Best of men; a name of Vishnu
Fortune, one's lot; Arabic naṣīb, "a share"
Breeze; Arabic nasīm
Helper; Arabic naṣīr
Helper of the faith; Arabic naṣīr al-dīn
Sincere adviser; Arabic nāṣiḥ
Helper, supporter; Arabic nāṣir
Help or victory of God; Arabic naṣr Allāh
King of dancers: Shiva as the cosmic dancer
Lord of dance; a title of the dancing Shiva
"Given"; from the Hebrew verb nathan, to give
"Given by God"; Hebrew Nethanel
Finest of dancers: a title of Krishna
Generous; Arabic nawfal, "a munificent man"
"Blessing" in popular use; Arabic nuʿmān, "blood"
"Young sapling"; a cherished son, from Persian nau-nihāl
"Happy" in popular use; Persian Naushād, a city famed for beauty
New, young, wonderful; Hindi naval
Krishna, the butter-lover; from Sanskrit navanīta, fresh butter
"New light"; nav, new, with deep, lamp
Good news, glad tidings
"New, fresh"
The new moon; from Sanskrit nava and indu
"New light"
The nine lords: the nine master-yogis of the Nath tradition
"Ever new" in popular use; Sanskrit navanīta, "fresh butter"
"New love"; nav, new, with preet, love
"New king"; nav, new, with raj, king
"New form" or "fresh beauty"; nav, new, with roop, form or beauty
"New radiance"; nav, new, with tej, brightness
"A new part"; modern name from Sanskrit navya and aṃśa
Ruler, nobleman; Urdu nawwāb, "a governor"
"Kind, generous" in popular use; Persian navāz, "one who cherishes"
Eye; Sanskrit nayana, "the leading organ"
Clean, pure; Arabic naẓīf
Arranger, organiser; Arabic nāẓim
Warner, herald; Arabic nadhīr
"The great Maran", a Pandya king and Shaiva saint
"Dark blue"; also "sapphire"
Bluish glow; a cloud; Sanskrit nīlābha
Blue-throated: a name of Shiva
Sapphire; Sanskrit nīlamaṇi, "blue jewel"
"Lotus", literally "water-born"
Foundation, basis; Hindi neev
"Comfort of God", from Hebrew Nechemyah
"Son of Neil" or "son of Nell"; an English surname
"Lord Nemi", the 22nd Jain Tirthankara
"Little saint" in popular use; Irish Ó Cnáimhín, "little bone"
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
Lord of treasures: a name of Kubera
A modern name with no settled meaning
"Happy, fulfilled"; in Gurbani, made blissful by God's grace
Dew, morning mist; Sanskrit nīhāra
Placed, set within; Sanskrit nihita
Home, abode; Sanskrit niketa
"Complete, whole, entire"
Lord of all; from Sanskrit nikhila and īśa
Bower, leafy grove; Sanskrit nikuñja
Blue-eyed; Sanskrit nīlākṣa
Clad in blue: a name of Balarama
"Blue-eyed" in popular use; Sanskrit nīlāñjana, "dark eye-black"
"Moon"
Home, abode, resting-place; Sanskrit nilaya
Lord of the blue; from Sanskrit nīla and īśa
Blue lotus; Sanskrit nīlotpala
A moment, the blink of an eye; Sanskrit nimeṣa
The twinkling of an eye, a moment; Sanskrit nimiṣa
"Destined" in popular use; Sanskrit nimita, "fixed, established"
Sound, resonance; Sanskrit nināda
Skilled, expert; Sanskrit nipuṇa
Cloud, the "giver of water"; Sanskrit nīrada
Spotless, pure; a name of Shiva and the Supreme
Quiet, calm; Sanskrit nīrava, "soundless"
Fearless; Sanskrit nirbhaya
Faultless, innocent; Sanskrit nirdoṣa
Waterfall, mountain stream; Sanskrit nirjhara
Pure, spotless, shining; Sanskrit nirmala
"Pure, without fault" in popular use; a modern name
Created, fashioned; Sanskrit nirmita
Incomparable, peerless; Sanskrit nirupama
Liberation, perfect peace; Sanskrit nirvāṇa
"Without enmity"; a quality of God in the Mool Mantar
"Fearless" in popular use; a modern name
Sacrifice, devotion; Urdu nisār, "an offering"
Nature, the natural state; Sanskrit nisarga
Ni, the seventh note of the Indian musical scale
"Sign, mark"; also a banner, as in the Nishan Sahib
Fearless, free from doubt; Sanskrit niḥśaṅka
Dawn, the end of night; Sanskrit niśānta
Steady, unshakable; Sanskrit niścala
Resolve, firm determination; Sanskrit niścaya
The moon, "beloved of Night"
"Midnight" in popular use; Sanskrit niśita, "sharp, keen"
Midnight; Sanskrit niśītha
Selfless, free from desire; Sanskrit niṣkāma
Essence, conclusion; Sanskrit niṣkarṣa
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
"Eternal" in popular use; Tamil nittilam, "pearl"
"Of right conduct"; from Sanskrit nīti, "guidance, wise conduct"
"Right path, moral" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit nīti
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
Eternal bliss; Sanskrit nityānanda
"Holy" in popular use; a modern name
Withdrawal from worldly life, inner rest; Sanskrit nivṛtti
Prayer, longing, offering; Persian niyāz
Order, arrangement; Arabic niẓām
Order of the faith; Arabic niẓām al-dīn
"Rest"; Genesis links it to "comfort"
"Christmas", from French noël and Latin natalis
"Champion" or "noble" in popular use; Irish nuall, "cry, clamour"
Light of the faith; Arabic nūr al-dīn
"Bright north", from Old German nord and beraht
Rest; the Prophet Noah, Arabic Nūḥ
Little leopard; Arabic numayr, from namir
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