Others Dog Names

Naico

Naikie

Nakita

A modern English feminine given name, recorded as a variant of Nikita

Nakoa

From Hawaiian nakoa, meaning 'brave'.

Nakoma

Recorded as a Sioux given name, used for both girls and boys

Nakona

Recorded as a rare given name in American usage

Nakotah

Nalo

From the Hawaiian word meaning 'to be in good health, to be prosperous'

Nalu

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian (rare, masculine) and Brazilian Portuguese (feminine)

Namo

A term used in various contexts, including Sanskrit meaning 'salutation' or 'to bow down'

Namu

Korean given name; also a Māori word for a mosquito.

Nana

A term of endearment for a grandmother or an affectionate name for a close female friend.

Nandor

A name of Hungarian origin meaning 'brave warrior'.

Nanea

Hawaiian word meaning "fascinating"; also a Hawaiian name for the beach pea vine

Nano

From Latin nānus and Ancient Greek νᾶνος (nânos), both "dwarf"

Nanook

Variant of Nanuq, the Inuktitut word for "polar bear"

Nantje

No meaning is documented in the sources checked

Nanu

Recorded as a masculine given name in Greenlandic

Nanuk

The polar bear in Inuit mythology

Nanuq

The polar bear in Inuit language

Naras

Narfi

A character from Norse mythology

Narla

A name derived from the Aboriginal Australian language meaning 'a place of water'.

Narvi

A given name recorded in Norse mythology, masculine

Nascha

Recorded as a feminine given name in Navajo

Naschka

Nashoba

Recorded as a masculine given name in Choctaw

Naska

A name meaning 'to spark' or 'to ignite'.

Nasko

A Bulgarian masculine given name

Nassie

Natara

Recorded as a feminine given name in African American usage

Nauset

A Native American word for 'it is a place of the great bay'.

Nava

Hebrew for "beautiful"; Persian for "tune, melody"

Naveen

From Sanskrit navīna, meaning new, young, bright or creative

Naya

A variant of Nia, probably modelled on Maya

Nayeli

Possibly from Zapotec nadxiie lii, "I love you", or nayele', "open"

Neda

Short form of Nedeljka; also a Persian form of Nida.

Neel

Recorded as a given name in Indian, Dutch, Sanskrit and English use

Neera

Recorded as a given name in Italian and Indian, in both cases feminine

Neewa

Neil

Anglicised form of the Irish name Niall, of disputed derivation

Nela

Short form of Kornelia, Petronela, Antonela and other names containing nel

Neli

A name of Finnish origin meaning 'pure' or 'innocent'.

Nels

A diminutive form of the name Cornelius, which means 'horn' or 'from the horn'

Nelwin

Neno

Nensa

Nesha

Neša (Nesha) is an ancient name for the city of Kültepe in Kayseri Province, Turkey.

Nesko

A form of the name 'Nesko' is often used as a diminutive for 'Nestor', meaning 'one who returns home after a long journey'.

Nessa

Nessi

A surname

Nessie

From Ness with the -ie suffix; also the affectionate name for the Loch Ness Monster

Nessy

A rare, archaic feminine given name in American English

Nesta

Medieval Welsh diminutive of Agnes

Nevin

Rare anglicization of Irish Naomhán, a diminutive of naomh, "saint"

Nevis

From Spanish Nuestra Señora de las Nieves, Our Lady of the Snows

Neyda

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Spanish

Niamh

Irish, from the noun niamh, meaning "brightness, lustre, sheen"

Niaran

Nici

Nidra

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indian usage

Nieko

Niels

Danish form of Nicholas; Dutch short form of Cornelius

Niki

A form of the word 'victory' or 'people's victory'

Nila

From Sanskrit नील (nīla), meaning "dark blue"

Nils

Scandinavian form of nicholas

Nimo

Recorded as a feminine given name in Somali

Nimue

Meaning unknown; name of an Arthurian sorceress, also called the Lady of the Lake

Ninda

Ninka

Derived from various sources, often interpreted as 'a form of endearment' or 'little one'.

Ninya

Nita

Short form of Anita and other names ending in nita; means "bear" in Choctaw

Nito

A name derived from various cultures, often meaning 'little' or 'small'

Nitra

User-submitted: a feminine given name in various languages; also a city in Slovakia

Nivan

Niven

The name Niven is of Scottish origin and means 'little saint'.

Nivera

Nizhoni

Njord

God of the sea and the winds in Norse mythology

Nobbe

Noelani

From Hawaiian noe "mist" and lani "heaven, sky, royal, majesty"

Noki

Finnish noki, from Proto-Finnic *noki

Nokomis

From Ojibwe nookomis, "my grandmother"

Nokosi

Nola

Possibly a feminine form of Noll, influenced by Lola; meaning uncertain

Noleen

Recorded as a given name in English (rare), feminine

Nolwenn

The name Nolwenn is of Breton origin and is often interpreted to mean 'holy' or 'sacred'.

Nomo

Nonu

A given name and surname

Noras

Norba

An ancient town of Latium, Italy

Nord

French nord, "north", from Old High German nord

Norka

Recorded as a feminine given name in Spanish (Latin American) and Polish

Norman

From a Germanic byname meaning "northman", referring to a Scandinavian

Noro

A name of uncertain origin, possibly linked to various cultures

Norr

Old Norse Nórr, the eponymous founder of Norway in the Orkneyinga Saga.

Norra

Norris

English surname, from Middle English norreis "northerner" or norice "nurse"

Norse

English demonym for Norsemen or for Norwegians

Noska

A Czech and Slovak surname, from Noška, a derivative of Nosek