[ g i r l s ] Nadia : NAH-de-yuh : russian "hope" Nadine : NAY-deen : russian "hope" Naia : NAY-uh : greek "flowing" Nailah : NAH-ee-lah : african "succeeding" Naimah : na-EE-mah : arabic "living a soft, enjoyable life" Nalani : nah-LAH-nee : hawaiian "calmness of the skies" Nalini : nah-LEE-nee : sanskrit "lovely" Namazzi : NAH-mah-chee : ugandan "water" Nami : NAH-mee : japanese "wave" Nancy : NAN-see : hebrew "grace" Nantale : NAHN-ta-lee : ugandan "clan totem is a lion" Naomi : NAY-oh-mee : hebrew "sweet, pleasant" Napea : NAH-pe-uh : latin "of the valleys" Nara : NAH-rah : native american - place name Narda : NAHR-dah : latin "fervently annointed" Narmada : NAHR-mah-dah : hindi - name of a river Nasiche : nah-SEE-cheh : ugandan "born during locust season" Natalie : nah-TAH-lee : latin "born on christmas" Natane : nah-TAH-neh : arapaho indian "daughter" Natasha : nah-TAH-shuh : slavic "born on christmas" Natesa : nah-TAY-shah : hindi "dance lord" Naysa : NEH-sah : hebrew "miracle of god" Nazirqah : nah-ZEE-rah : arabic "equal, like" Neala : NEE-luh : celtic "chieftainess" Neci : NAY-see : latin "intense, fiery" Nediva : neh-DEE-vuh : hebrew "noble and generous" Neely : NEE-lee : english "champion" Nekane : neh-KAH-neh : spanish "sorrows" Nell : NEL : greek "light" Neola : NEE-oh-lah : greek "youthful" Neoma : nee-OH-mah : greek "new moon" Neona : nee-OH-nuh : greek "new moon" Neria : NEER-ee-uh : hebrew - name of angel or "lamp of god" Nerine : nayr-EEN : greek - a nereid "one from the sea" Nerissa : ner-IS-uh : latin "daughter of the sea" Neva : NAY-vah : spanish "snow" Nevada : neh-VAH-dah : latin "snowy" Neysa : NAY-suh : greek "pure" Nicia : NEE-chee-uh : greek "victorious army" Nicole : NIH-kohl : greek "victory of the people" Nika : NEEK-uh : greek "victory" Nika : NEE-kah : russian "born on sunday" Nimah : nee-MAH : arabic "blessing, loan" Nina : NEE-nuh : hebrew "grace" Niobe : NEE-oh-bee : greek "fern" Nira : NEER-ah : hebrew "of the loom" Nirvelli : NEER-vel-ee : tudas indian "water child" Nissa : NIS-uh : scandinavian "friendly elf" Nita : NEE-tah : native american "bear" Nitara : nih-TAH-rah : hindi "deeply rooted" Nitzana : nee-TSAH-nah : hebrew "blossom" Nixie : NIKS-ee : old german "water sprite" Noelani : NOH-lah-nee : hawaiian "beautiful girl from heaven" Noella : NO-el-uh : french "christmas" Nona : NOH-nuh : latin "ninth" Nora : NOHR-ah : latin "honor, light" Nori : NOHR-ee : japanese "doctrine" Noriko : NOHR-ee-koh : japanese "doctrine child" Nydia : NIH-de-yuh : latin "refuge" Nyssa : NEEHS-uh : greek "beginning" Nyx : NIKS : greek "night" [ b o y s ] Naeem : NAH-eem : north african "benevolent" Nalren : NAHL-ren : dene indian "he is thawed out" Nantan : nan-TAHN : apache indian "spokesman" Nathaniel : nah-THAN-yel : hebrew "gift of god" Neil : NEEL : gaelic "champion" Nelek : NEL-ek : polish "like a horn" nelson : NEL-sun : english "son of neil" Neron : neh-RON : spanish "strong, stern" Nevan : NEV-in : irish "holy" Neville : NEV-il : latin "from the new town" Nevin : NEV-in : gaelic "nephew" Nicanor : NEE-ka-nor : spanish "victorious army" Nigel : NIGH-jel : latin "dark" Nikolos : NIH-koh-lohs : greek "victorious people" Nils : NILS : danish "champion" Nishan : NEE-shahn : armenian "sign" Nodin : NOH-din : native american "wind" Noe : noh-EH : spanish "peace, rest" Nolan : NOH-lan : gaelic "famous and noble" Nuri : NOO-ree : arabic "fire" Nyle : NIGHL : old english "island"