"Pleasant"; Hebrew No'omi
Christian baby names N–Z
Christian baby names starting with N to Z: 120 of 407 names, page 4 of 4.
120 of 407 names
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Birthday, Christmas"; Russian pet form of Latin Natalia
"Given"; from the Hebrew verb nathan, to give
"Given by God"; Hebrew Nethanel
"Comfort of God", from Hebrew Nechemyah
"Son of Neil" or "son of Nell"; an English surname
"Little saint" in popular use; Irish Ó Cnáimhín, "little bone"
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
"Victory of the people", from Greek Nikolaos
"Rest"; Genesis links it to "comfort"
"Christmas", from French noël and Latin natalis
"Bright north", from Old German nord and beraht
A Kerala Syrian Christian name, usually linked to Thomas, "twin"
"Divine power", from Old English ós and weald
"Wealth, fortune"; from the Germanic element ōt
"He will add"; the Kerala form of Joseph
"Of Easter", from Latin paschalis
"Rock"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Peter
"Noble, patrician", from Latin patricius
"Nobleman", from Latin patricius
"Little" or "small"; from the Latin name Paulus
"Small, humble", the feminine of Paul
"Small, humble", a feminine of Paul
"Small, humble"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Paul
"Pearl", a gem and a byword for something precious
"Rock" or "stone"; Greek Petros
"Lover of horses", from Greek Philippos
"Lover of horses"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Philip
"Beloved", from Greek philoumenē; also read as "friend of strength"
"Bright, radiant"; Greek Phoibē
"Devout, dutiful", from Latin pius
"Calm, gentle, peaceful", from Latin placidus
"Prince, ruler", from Latin princeps, "first, chief"
"Ancient", a pet form of Latin Prisca
"Ewe", a female sheep
"God heals", from Hebrew Rephael
"Wise protector", from Germanic ragin and mund
"To bind" or "captivating"; Hebrew Ribqah, "fettering by beauty"
"Queen", from Latin regina
"Wise ruler", from Germanic ragin and wald
"Oarsman"; French Rémi, from Latin Remigius
"Behold, a son"; Hebrew Re'uven
"King", from Latin rex
"Rose", from Greek Rhodē
"Brave ruler", from Old German rīhhi and hart
"Bright fame", a pet form of Robert
"Ruler with counsel", from Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"Rose"; Latin rosa
"Rose", the flower; from Latin rosa
"Dew of the sea", Latin ros marinus; also read "rose of Mary"
"King" in popular use; Gaelic ruadh, "red"
"Friend", from Hebrew re'ut, "companion"
"A Sabine woman", from Latin Sabina
"Peace", from Hebrew shalom
"Sunlight", from Hebrew Shimshon and shemesh, "sun"
"Heard by God"; also popularly "name of God"
"Defender of mankind", a short form of Alexandra
"Saint James"; Spanish Sant Iago, from Jacob
"Princess"
"Princess, noble lady"
"Wise", from Italian savio and Latin sapere
"God is gracious", the Irish form of John
"Venerable"; Greek sebastos, via Latin Sebastianus
"Moon" in popular use; origin uncertain (Greek Selene or Latin Celina)
"Serene, calm", from Latin serenus, "clear, fair"
"Peace, well-being", from Hebrew shalom
"A plain", from Hebrew Sharon; known from "the rose of Sharon"
"Promise, oath" in popular use; the biblical land of Sheba
"Of the woods"; short for Latin Silvanus
"God has heard", from Hebrew Shimon
"He has heard", from Hebrew Shimon
Wisdom
"Peaceful", from Hebrew Shlomoh
"Golden" in popular Indian use; originally "wisdom", from Greek sophia
"Wisdom", from Greek sophia
"Wisdom"; French form of Greek Sophia
"Crown, garland", a feminine of Stephen
"Crown, wreath"
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Of the forest", from Latin silvester
"Of the forest", from Latin silva
"Gazelle", from Aramaic, via Greek Tabitha
"Smooth, tender" in popular use; Latin Terentius, a Roman family name
"Harvester" in popular use; the name's origin is uncertain
"Harvester" in popular use; a pet form of Teresa
"Courageous heart" in popular use; Greek Thaddaios, origin uncertain
"Gift of God"; short for Theodore, from Greek theos
"Gift of God"; Greek Theodōros
"Saint James"; Portuguese Tiago, from Jacob
"Twin"
Kerala form of Teresa; "harvester" in popular use
"Dear to God", from Greek Timotheos
"Title of honour" in popular use; Latin Titus, origin uncertain
"God is good", from Hebrew Tobiyah
"God is good"; from Tobias, Hebrew Toviyyah
"Twin"; pet form of Thomas
"Priceless" in popular use; short for Antony, a Roman family name
"Little she-bear", from Latin ursa
"Strong, healthy"; from Latin valens
"Strong, healthy", from Latin Valentinus and valens
"Strong, healthy" in popular use; Latin Valerianus, of the Valerius family
Coined by Jonathan Swift; "butterfly" in popular use
"Farmer"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of George
"True image" in popular use; Greek Berenike, "bringer of victory"
"Conqueror", from Latin victor
"Conquering"; Latin Vincentius, from vincere
"Ruler of the army", from Old German walt and heri
"Desiring peace", from Old English wil and friþ
"Son of William", an English surname
"New house"; Basque, from St Francis Xavier's birthplace
"Servant of Jesus", from Yesu and Sanskrit dāsa
"God is gracious", a short form of John
"God is gracious"; the Syriac and Kerala form of John
"Yew tree", a French feminine of Yves
"God has remembered"; Hebrew Zekharyah
"Highest point" in popular use; Hebrew Tsiyyon, Mount Zion
"Life"; Greek zōē
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