Nadia, Nell, Nyomi—there are a number of great baby girl names that start with the letter N. Start your search right here!
| Names | Origin & Meaning |
|---|---|
| Nicole | Nicole, along with Jessica and Veronica, was, like, a super-popular name in the 1980s. The feminine form of Nicolas, Nicole… |
| Natalie | Believe it or not, Natalie is another perfect name for a Christmas baby. It’s the French version of the Russian name Natalia… |
| Naomi | In the Old Testament, Naomi was the mother-in-law of Ruth. After the death of her husband and sons and upon her return to… |
| Nancy | Nancy is a very dignified sounding name that had its moment in the spotlight in the 1950s and 60s and has since had to step… |
| Natasha | Russian:Nickname for Natalya; Born on Christmas Day |
| Nova | Latin:New |
| Nadia | Persian:Variant of Nada; dew, generous |
| Noelle | French:Christmas; feminine variant of Noel |
| Nina | Native American:Strong |
| Nala | African Origin |
| Natalia | Latin Origin |
| Nikita | Russian:Masculine name used as feminine; popularized by the film La Femme Nikita |
| Nadine | French:Hope; diminutive of Nadia and a familiar form of Bernadette |
| Nichole | Nichole is just bound to encounter a host of mispronounciations, so why not just stick with Nicole instead? |
| Nikki | Nikki was the hot cheerleader in the 80s who hasn’t aged so well throughout the years. While the name it originated from… |
| Norma | Latin:From the north; feminine form of Norman |
| Nola | Nola, the short form of the ever-so-popular Fionnuala (yes, that was sarcasm), possesses a certain mysterious and spiritual… |
| Noemi | Pleasant Noemi is the Spanish version of the uber-popular Naomi. Unlike it’s counterpart, Noemi still sounds fresh and… |
| Nicolette | French:People’s victory |
| Nellie | English OriginLight |
| Noreen | Irish:Variant of Nora light;honor |
| Nalani | Hawaiian:Silence of the heavens |
| Nita | Hebrew:To plant |
| Neda | African:Born on Sunday |
| Niki | Greek:Feminine form of Nicholas |
| Neve | Irish:Anglicized spelling of Niamh |
| Nicola | French:People”s victory |
| Nicoletta | Greek:Feminine form of Nicholas |
| Nadya | Arabic OriginHope |
| Nadie | Native American:Wise (Algonquin) |
| Nanette | French:Favor, grace; variant of Anne |
| Nastasia | Russian:Arisen, resurrected |
| Noel | Expecting a Christmas bundle of joy? Then do like the Middle Agers did, and name your daughter Noel. While it’s not a very… |
| Nayeli | Arabic:Highness, grace |
| Noelani | Hawaiian:Mist of heaven |
| Nailah | African:Successful |
| Naia | Hawaiian:Dolphin |
| Nara | Greek:Contented, happy |
| Nell | From the Shakespearean play Comedy of Errors |
| Nessa | Greek:Pure |
| Nuna | Native American:Land |
| Nisse | Scandinavian:Friendly elf |
| Natale | Italian Origin |
| Neema | African:Born in prosperity (Swahili) |
| Nicci | Italian:Victory. |
| Naida | Greek:Water nymph |
| Nathalia | English Origin |
| Nannette | French:Favor; grace. Variant of Anne. |
| Nerissa | From the Shakespearean play Merchant of Venice |
| Noella | French:Variation of Noelle |
| Nelia | Latin Origin |
| Natascha | Russian:Variant of Natalie, birthday. |
| Ninette | French:Grace |
| Nichelle | African:Victorious maiden |
| Naamah | Hebrew:Pleasant |
| Nabirye | Egyptian:Mother of twins |
| Nada | Arabic:Dew, giving |
| Nadeen | French:Variant of Nadia. |
| Nadege | Slavic:Hope |
| Nadenka | Russian:Hope |