Girl's name with N

  • English girl’s name, originally a diminutive of Ann

  • International girl’s name, Spanish/Slavic use meaning little girl

  • Latin-origin girl’s name meaning Christmas Day

  • French-origin girl’s name, feminine of Nicholas

  • Slavic/Arabic girl’s name meaning hope or tender

  • Short form of Eleanor or Honora, meaning light or honor

  • Latin-origin girl’s name meaning Christmas Day

  • Diminutive of Eleanor or Helen, used in English

  • Russian diminutive of Natalia, widely used internationally

  • Hebrew-origin girl’s name meaning pleasant or delightful

  • French form of Nadia, meaning hope

  • Diminutive of Nicole or Nicholas, unisex use

  • Modern diminutive of Nicole, widely used in English

  • Given in Japan/Ghana; in Japanese means 'seven'.

  • Italian/English feminine form of Nicholas

  • French feminine of Noël; means 'Christmas'.

  • From Latin 'norma' (rule); classic given name.

  • From Latin 'nigellus' meaning 'black'.

  • Unisex name; French for 'Christmas'.

  • Unisex; from Greek 'Niketas' meaning victory.

  • Short for Natalie or Natalia; used for girls.

  • Variant of Nicole; Greek, "victory of the people".

  • Modern name; Latin for "new", also an astronomy term.

  • Diminutive of Anna/Nancy; also used as a given name.

  • Spanish/Slavic nickname meaning "little girl"; used as name.

  • International form of Naomi; biblical roots.

  • Diminutive of Anita/Benita; sweet and simple.

  • Irish-English form related to Nora; gentle feel.

  • Used in many cultures; in Korean means "country".

  • French diminutive of Anne; vintage charm.

  • Irish from Finola; also short for Magnolia.

  • Variant of Nicole; common in Chile and Romania.

  • Mostly male, but also used for girls; modern unisex.

  • Classic Latin name meaning "ninth"; used for girls.

  • Slavic/Greek girl's name meaning "victory".

  • Armenian name tied to Nairi; also used in India.

  • Slavic/Arabic name; means "hope"/"dew".

  • Modern unisex name; used for girls (celebrity use).

  • Diminutive used in Israel; variant of Nili/Neely.

  • Nickname for Natalie/Natalia; used as a name.

  • Common girl's name in Czech/Poland; Slavic form.

  • A familiar nickname, including for Nicole or Nicola.

  • Rare but real; Latin for "cloud", celestial vibe.

  • From Sanskrit "liberation"; used for girls.

  • Shakespearean name; from Greek "sea nymph".

  • Feminine given name from the region Nubia.

  • Pet form of Annette/Henrietta; classic girl's name.

  • Rare given name; from Spanish 'nevada' meaning snowy.

  • Arabic female name meaning 'light'; widely used.

  • Given name from Spanish 'nieve' meaning snow.

  • Modern English word-name; evokes the deep blue sea.

  • Nickname for Vanessa/Agnes; sometimes a given name.

  • Portuguese given name; from Latin for 'snowy'.

  • Unisex name from the Nile River; used for girls too.

  • Greek goddess name meaning victory; used for girls.

  • Place name used for girls; Maasai name meaning 'cool water'

  • A common nickname for Nathan or Nathaniel, and sometimes Natalie.

  • Unisex short form of Nicole; common in many places

  • An uncommon but established given name in some cultures.

  • Ancient Egyptian queen; means 'the beautiful one'

  • Irish/Scottish form of Niamh; means 'bright'

  • Zulu girl's name meaning 'sweet'; famous Queen Nandi

  • Nil: Turkish/Catalan girl's name meaning 'Nile'

  • Common nickname of Nayeli; Zapotec for "I love you".

  • Used as a Thai nickname; also the Egyptian sky goddess.

  • Blend of Nicole+Michelle; famous via Nichelle Nichols.

  • Greek roots; modern girl's name, variant of Nysa.

  • Irish diminutive of Honora; rare but real girl's name.

  • Variant of Nicole; Greek "victory of the people".

  • Common short form of Nicole; Greek roots.

  • Hawaiian girl's name meaning "mist"; also Japanese.

  • Italian girl's name meaning 'little dark one'

  • Neo

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