# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
176 | Naum | Biblical | Comforter, penitent. | M | |
177 | Nauplius | Greek | An Argonaut. | M | |
178 | Nauroz | Muslim | Variant of Nawroz: Persian New Year's Day.. | M | |
179 | Nauroze | Muslim | Variant of Nawroz: Persian New Year's Day.. | M | |
180 | Navarre | French | Plains. | M | |
181 | Navarro | Spanish | Plains. A medieval Spanish kingdom. | M | |
182 | Naw | Welsh | Legendary son of Seithved. | M | |
183 | Nawaazish | Muslim | Variant of Nawazish: Caress. Kindness.. | M | |
184 | Nawat | NativeAmerican | Left handed. | M | |
185 | Nawazish | Muslim | Caress. Kindness.. | M | |
186 | Naweaz | Muslim | Cherishing. Caressing.. | M | |
187 | Naweed | Muslim | Variant of Nawid: Good news. Glad tiding.. | M | |
188 | Nawfal | Muslim | Generous. Old Arabic name for the sea.. | M | |
189 | Nawid | Muslim | Good news. Glad tiding.. | M | |
190 | Nawkaw | NativeAmerican | Wood (Winnebago). | M | |
191 | Nawroz | Muslim | Persian New Year's Day.. | M | |
192 | Nawwaab | Muslim | Variant of Nawwab: Ruler. Governor.. | M | |
193 | Nawwab | Muslim | Ruler. Governor.. | M | |
194 | Nayab | Muslim | Rare. Precious.. | M | |
195 | Nayati | NativeAmerican | He who wrestles. | M | |
196 | Nayyir | Muslim | Luminous. Brilliant.. | M | |
197 | Naz | Muslim | Pride. Delicacy.. | M | |
198 | Nazaam | Muslim | Variant of Nazam: Order. Discipline.. | M | |
199 | Nazam | Muslim | Order. Discipline.. | M | |
200 | Nazar | Muslim | Eyesight. Vision.. | M | |
201 | Nazareth | Biblical | Separated, crowned, sanctified. | M | |
202 | Nazarite | Biblical | One chosen or set apart. | M | |
203 | Nazeeh | Muslim | Variant of Nazih: Pure. Chaste.. | M | |
204 | Nazeer | Muslim | Variant of Nazir: Similar. Comparable.. | M | |
205 | Nazih | Muslim | Pure. Chaste.. | M | |
206 | Nazim | Muslim | Arranger. Organizer.. | M | |
207 | Nazir | Muslim | Similar. Comparable.. | M | |
208 | Nazr | Muslim | Vow. Solemn pledge.. | M | |
209 | Neacal | Gaelic | People's victory. | M | |
210 | Neah | Biblical | Moved, moving. | M |