# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
456 | Nirveli | Indian | From the water. | F | |
457 | Nisa | Muslim | Woman. Lady.. | F | |
458 | Nisaa' | Muslim | Variant of Nisa: Woman. Lady.. | F | |
459 | Nisan | Biblical | Standard, miracle. | F | |
460 | Nisroch | Biblical | Flight, proof, temptation, delicate. | F | |
461 | Nissa | Scandinavian | Friendly elf. | F | |
462 | Nisse | Scandinavian | Friendly elf. | F | |
463 | Nita | Hebrew | Grace. | F | |
464 | Nita | NativeAmerican | Bear (Choctaw). | F | |
465 | Nita | Spanish | Serious. | F | |
466 | Nitca | Russian | Born at Christmas. | F | |
467 | Nitsa | Greek | Peace. | F | |
468 | Nittawosew | NativeAmerican | She is not sterile (Algonquin). | F | |
469 | Nituna | NativeAmerican | Daughter. | F | |
470 | Nitza | Hebrew | Blossom. | F | |
471 | Nitzanah | Hebrew | Blossom. | F | |
472 | Niut | Egyptian | Mythical goddess of nothingness. | F | |
473 | Nixi | Latin | Goddesses who helped with childbirth. | F | |
474 | Nixie | German | Little water sprite. | F | |
475 | Nizana | Hebrew | Blossom. | F | |
476 | Njorthrbiartr | Norse | Heroic. | F | |
477 | No | Biblical | Stirring up, forbidding. | F | |
478 | Noadiah | Biblical | Witness, or ornament, of the Lord. | F | |
479 | Noah | Biblical | That quavers or totters (Zelophehad's daughter) | F | |
480 | Nob | Biblical | Discourse, prophecy. | F | |
481 | Nobah | Biblical | That barks or yelps. | F | |
482 | Noe | Hawaiian | Mist; misty rain. | F | |
483 | Noel | French | Christmas. | F | |
484 | Noelani | Hawaiian | Mist of heaven. | F | |
485 | Noele | French | Birthday. Feminine of Noel. Commonly refers to Christ's birth and Christmas festival. | F | |
486 | Noeleen | French | Feminine form of Noel: Christmas. | F | |
487 | Noeline | French | Feminine form of Noel: Christmas. | F | |
488 | Noell | French | Birthday. Feminine of Noel. Commonly refers to Christ's birth and Christmas festival. | F | |
489 | Noella | French | Christmas. | F | |
490 | Noelle | French | Birthday. Feminine of Noel. Commonly refers to Christ's birth and Christmas festival. | F |