Girl name starts with N

Of Slavic origin, meaning "hope."

Of Arabic origin, meaning "drink" or "water."

Of African origin, meaning "successful" or "beloved."

Of Hawaiian origin, meaning "the heavens" or "the sky."

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "grace."

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "pleasant."

A modern variation of Natalie, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of Latin origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of Latin origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

A variant of Natalie, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of Russian origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of Russian origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of Latin origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Of French origin, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

A variant of Nathalie, meaning "birthday" or "day of birth."

Inspired by the color of the sea and the military branch.

Derived from Hebrew, meaning "new" or "fresh."

A Zapotec name meaning "I love you" or "sweetheart."

A diminutive of Eleanor or Helen, meaning "shining light."

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "light" or "lamp."

Modern name created by reversing the word "heaven."

Same meaning as Nevaeh, "heaven" spelled differently.

Of Swahili origin, meaning "purpose" or "radiance."

From Greek origin, meaning "victory of the people."

Of Spanish origin, meaning "little girl" or "dreamer."

Hebrew name meaning "movement" or "motion."

Biblical name meaning "rest" or "comfort."

French name meaning "Christmas," often associated with the holiday season.

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "pleasant" or "delightful."

Irish origin meaning "famous" or "noble."

Arabic name meaning "light" or "radiance."

Short for Eleanor or Norah, meaning "honor" or "light."

Variant of Nora, meaning "honor" or "light."

Japanese name meaning "sea" or "truth."

Latin origin meaning "new" or "a star."

Same meaning as Nova, "new" or "a star."

Modern name blending "Nova" and "Lee," meaning "new" or "life."

Of Arabic origin, meaning "champion" or "winner."

Same meaning as Nyla, "champion" or "winner."

A variant of Naomi, meaning "beautiful" or "pleasant."

Modern name, often interpreted as "princess."