"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
Names starting with N Natalie–Nilanjan
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94 of 281 names
King of dancers: Shiva as the cosmic dancer
"Birthday, Christmas"; Russian pet form of Latin Natalia
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
Sweet, pleasant
New, young, wonderful; Hindi naval
"The ninth day" of the lunar fortnight
Krishna, the butter-lover; from Sanskrit navanīta, fresh butter
"New light"; nav, new, with deep, lamp
Good news, glad tidings
"New, fresh"
"New, fresh, young"
The new moon; from Sanskrit nava and indu
"New" or "sailor" in popular use; Sanskrit nava, "new"
"New light"
"New ray of light"; nav, new, with kiran, a ray
Nav, "new", with leen, "absorbed"; a modern Sikh girls' name
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
"New, young"; also "praiseworthy"
"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"
Rare, precious; Persian nā-yāb, "not to be found"
Eye; Sanskrit nayana, "the leading organ"
"Eye"; literally "the one that leads"
"Of the eyes", from Sanskrit nayana, "eye"
"Jewel of the eye, apple of the eye"; nayana + maṇi
"Star of the eye"
Clean, pure; Arabic naẓīf
"Proud, graceful", from Persian nāz
Pure, clean; Arabic naẓīfa
Arranger, organiser; Arabic nāẓim
Organiser, arranger; Arabic nāẓima
Warner, herald; Arabic nadhīr
Pride, glory; Persian nāzish
Delicate and charming; a beloved, a sweetheart
"The great Maran", a Pandya king and Shaiva saint
"Dark blue"; also "sapphire"
"Dark blue"
Bluish glow; a cloud; Sanskrit nīlābha
"Blue-eyed"
"Sapphire"
"Blueness"
Blue-throated: a name of Shiva
Sapphire; Sanskrit nīlamaṇi, "blue jewel"
"Water"
"Lotus", literally "water-born"
"Lotus", literally "born of water"
"Guided"; also "well-behaved, modest"
"Wise conduct, guidance"
Foundation, basis; Hindi neev
"Love, affection"
"Sapling, young plant", from Persian
"Comfort of God", from Hebrew Nechemyah
"Son of Neil" or "son of Nell"; an English surname
"Lord Nemi", the 22nd Jain Tirthankara
"Eye"; also "leader, guide"
"Little saint" in popular use; Irish Ó Cnáimhín, "little bone"
"Light" in popular use; Sanskrit nibha, "resembling"
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
"Victory of the people", from Greek Nikolaos
"A call; the raising of the voice"
"Treasure"
Lord of treasures: a name of Kubera
Beloved, a beauty; Persian nigār, "a picture"
A modern name with no settled meaning
"Happy, fulfilled"; in Gurbani, made blissful by God's grace
Dew, morning mist; Sanskrit nīhāra
"Dew drops" or "nebula"; Sanskrit nīhāra, "mist, dew"
Placed, set within; Sanskrit nihita
Home, abode; Sanskrit niketa
Fragrance, perfume; Urdu nikhat
"Complete, whole, entire"
"Complete, whole"
Lord of all; from Sanskrit nikhila and īśa
"Earth" in popular use; originally a Russian name
Bower, leafy grove; Sanskrit nikuñja
"Moon; moonlight"
Blue-eyed; Sanskrit nīlākṣa
Clad in blue: a name of Balarama
"Dressed in blue"; also a classical rāga
"Blue-eyed" in popular use; Sanskrit nīlāñjana, "dark eye-black"
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