Baby Boy Names - Start with N

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Naaman Hebrew  Pleasant. 
Nabendu Hindu   
Nabil Arabic  Noble. 
Nabulung African  do not receive 
Nachiketa Hindu  Nachik 
Nachmanke Hebrew  compassionate one, one who comforts 
Nadav Hebrew  nobel, a generous one 
Nadir Arabic  Precious, rare. 
Naeem North African  benevolent 
Nahum Hebrew  The comforter. 
Naimish Hindu   
Nairn Scottish Gaelic  The dweller by the Alder tree. A placename. 
Nakul Hindu   
Nalong Aboriginal  The source of the river. 
Nalren Dene Indian  th is thawed out 
Nambur Aboriginal  A tea-tree. 
Namdev Hindu  poet, saint 
Namid Native American  A dancer. 
Namir Hebrew  Like a leopard. 
Nanda Sanskrit  Joy. 
Nandin Hindu  the delightful, follower of Shiva 
N£ndor Hungarian   
Nantan Apache Indian  spokesman 
Napoleon Greek  Fierce one from Naples. 
Narayan Sanskrit  The son of man. 
Narayana Hindu  Vishnu 
Narciso Latin  a lily, daffodil 
Narcissus Greek  The flower. Also the name of the youth in Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection. 
Nardu Aboriginal  A plant with edible seeds. 
Narendra Sanskrit  The mighty man. 
Naresh Hindu   
Narrah Aboriginal  The sea. 
Narsi Hindu  poet, saint 
Nartana Hindu  makes others dance 
Nash Old English  cliff 
Nasir Arabic  The helper, the supporter. 
Nassir Arabic  protector 
Nat   The gift of God. A biblical prophet. 
Natal Spanish  Christmas. 
Natale Old French  Christmas. 
Natan Aboriginal  A Figtree. 
Nathan Hebrew  The gift of God. A biblical prophet. 
Nathaniel   Gift of God. 
Naum Russian  The comforter. 
Naveen Hindu  Navin 
Nawang Tibetan/Sherpa  The possessive one. 
Nayan Hindu   
Neal Irish Gaelic  The champion. Also see Nelson. 
Neale Irish Gaelic  The champion. Also see Nelson. 
Ned Old English  A rich guardian. 
Neddie Old English  A rich guardian. 
Neddy Old English  A rich guardian. 
Nedim Turkish   
Neel Hindu  blue 
Neeraj Hindu   
Nehemiah Hebrew  The consolation of the Lord. 
Neil Irish Gaelic  Champion. 
Neill Irish Gaelic  The champion. Also see Nelson. 
Nek Italian  Neko 
Nelek Polish  like a horn 
Nelson English  The son of Neal or Neil. The champion. 
Nemo Latin  no name, nobody 
Neo Greek  new 
Nerang Aboriginal  Little. 
Nerhim Turkish   
Nero Latin  Dark, or black-haired. 
Neron Spanish  strong, stern 
Nesim Turkish   
Nesip Turkish   
Nestor Greek  Wisdom. 
Nevada Spanish  Snow, or as white as snow. Also the name of an American state. A boy or girl's name. 
Nevan Irish  holy, little saint 
Neville Old French  From the new town or settlement. 
Nevin Irish Gaelic  The servant of the saints. 
Newbold Old English  From the new building. 
Newell Old English  From the new hall. 
Newlyn Celtic  The dweller at the new pool. A boy or girl's name. 
Newman   New comer. 
Newton Old English  From the new town or estate. 
Niall Irish Gaelic  The champion. Also see Nelson. 
Nic Latin  Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks. 
Nicholas Greek  The victory of the people. 
Nick Latin  Belonging to the Lord. 
Nickie Latin  Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks. 
Nickson Old English  The son of Nicholas. The victory of the people. 
Nicky Latin  Belonging to the Lord. St Dominic founded an important order of monks. 
Nico Italian  The victory of the people. 
Nicodemus Greek  victory of the people 
Nicol Scottish  The victory of the people. 
Nicolas Spanish  The victory of the people. 
Nieander Greek  A man of victory. 
Niel   The gift of God. From the name Nathen. 
Niels Latin  A horn. 
Nieodemus Greek  The conqueror for the people. 
Nigel Latin  Dark, black-haired. 
Nihar Hindu  mist, fog, dew 
Nike Greek  victory 
Nikhil Hindu   
Nikita Russian/Greek  Unconquered people. A boy or girl's name. 
Niklaus Scandinavian  The victory of the people. 
Nikunj Hindu   
Nilay Hindu   
Nils Norwegian/Swedish  The victory of the people. 
Nilson English  The son of Neal or Neil. The champion. Also from the famous British admiral, Lord Nelson. 
Nima Tibetan/Sherpa  Sun. A boy or girl's name. 
Nimai Hindu  name of Lord Krishna 
Nimbus Latin  rain cloud, halo 
Nimesh Hindu   
Nimrod Hebrew  Valiant, or great hunter. 
Ninian Gaelic  The name of a 5th century saint. 
Nino Italian  God is gracious. From the name Gianni and Giovanni. 
Nioka Aboriginal  Green hills. 
Niraj Hindu  lotus flower 
Niramitra Hindu  son of pandava Sahadeva 
Niran Thai  Eternal. 
Niranjan Hindu   
Nirav Hindu   
Nirel Hebrew  God¬s field 
Nishad Hindu  the musical note Ni 
Nishan Armenian  A sign. 
Nisi Hebrew  emblem 
Nitesh Hindu   
Niven Irish Gaelic  The servant of the saints. 
Nivens Irish Gaelic  The servant of the saints. 
Nixon Old English  The son of Nicholas. The victory of the people. 
Noadiah Hebrew  God assembles 
Noah Hebrew  Rest, peace. 
Noam Hebrew  Pleasant. 
Noble Latin  Famous, noble. 
Nodin Native American  wind 
Noe Spanish  peace, rest 
Noel Old French  Christmas. 
Noi Laos  small 
Nolan Irish Gaelic  Famous, a champion. 
Norbert Teutonic  Light or brilliance from the North. 
Norbu Tibetan/Sherpa  A precious gem. 
Norm   Norseman or ruler. 
Norman Teutonic  Norseman or ruler. 
Normand   Norseman or ruler. 
Norris   Norseman or ruler. 
North Old English  from the north 
Northclif Old English  From the north cliff. 
Northrop Old English  From the Northern farm. 
Norton Old English  From the Northern farm or town. 
Norville Old English  From the Northern farm or town. 
Norvin Old English  A friend from the north. 
Norwell Old English  From the north spring or well. 
Norwood Old English  From the Northern forest. Also a guard at the North gate. 
Nowell Old French  Christmas. 
Nowra Aboriginal  A black cockatoo. A town in NSW. 
Nuncio Italian  A messenger. 
Nur Hebrew  Fire. 
Nurhan Turkish   
Nuri Arabic  fire 
Nye Welsh  Truly golden. 
Nyek Hungarian  borderlands 
Nyle Old English  island 
Nym   From Shakespeare's play Henry V and Merry Wives of Windsor.