Nentres

Nentres is a character from Arthurian legend, often depicting the King of Garlot.

Nequiel

A variant of the name 'Hekel', signifies 'God will gather'.

Nerea

Meaning 'water', derived from Greek mythology about a sea goddess.

Nereida

Refers to a sea nymph in Greek mythology, symbolizing beauty and grace.

Nerian

A form of the name Nerys, meaning 'honor' or 'noble'

Nerice

The name Nerice is believed to derive from a blend of ‘Nerina’ and ‘Veronica’, meaning 'to bring victory' or 'bringer of victory'

Nerilly

A variant of the name Neriza, often considered to mean 'sea'

Nerina

Sea nymph or 'from the sea'

Nerissa

Sea nymph or 'from the sea'

Nerita

Sea or ocean

Nerlap

Uncommon name likely created as a modern variation or variant

Nero

Strong, energetic, or powerful

Neron

Strong or powerful, sometimes associated with the Roman Emperor Nero

Nerovens

Derived from ‘Nero’, implies strength and power

Nerute

Nerute is derived from a Lithuanian word meaning 'to flow,' resembling water or a river.

Nerys

Nerys is a Welsh name meaning 'lady' or 'noblewoman.'

Nesbit

Nesbit is an English surname turned given name, referring to land near a riverbank.

Nesbitt

Nesbitt is of English origin, meaning 'from the northeastern valley.'

Neshaun

Neshaun is an American name possibly derived from the combination of 'Nesh' and 'Sean,' typically male.

Nesita

A diminutive form of 'nieve', meaning 'snow' or 'little snow' in Spanish.

Ness

A Scottish name, often related to a headland or promontory, derived from 'nass'.

Nessa

Of Irish origin, meaning 'from the cliffs', symbolizing strength and protection.

Nessan

An Irish name meaning 'little' or 'a small one', often associated with endearment.

Nessarose

A modern compound name, often associated with the musical character with 'Nessa' and 'rose' implying beauty.

Nessie

A diminutive of 'Agnes', which means 'pure' or 'holy' in Greek.

Nest

Typically referring to a bird's dwelling place, symbolizing home and safety.

Nesta

Meaning 'pure' or linked to 'Agnes' in Welsh tradition, symbolizing purity.

Nestor

Derived from Greek mythology, meaning 'one who returns home', associated with wisdom and guidance.

Nestore

An Italian variant of 'Nestor', meaning 'one who returns home', often symbolizing knowledge.

Neto

Neto is a diminutive of 'Benito' and means 'pure' or 'clean' in Spanish.

Netta

Netta is a diminutive form of names like Annette and means 'pure' or 'clean' in English.

Nettie

Nettie is a diminutive form of names like Henrietta, meaning 'ruler of the home' in English.

Netty

Netty is a diminutive of names like Annette, meaning 'pure'.

Neugeanie

Neugeanie means 'new' or 'young' in French, symbolizing freshness and vitality.

Nev

Nev is a diminutive of names like Nevan, meaning 'little saint' in Irish.

Neva

Neva means 'snow' in Spanish, often symbolizing purity and peace.

Neval

The name Neval means 'warrior' or 'brave.'

Nevan

The name Nevan means 'little saint.'

Neve

The name Neve means 'bright' or 'radiant.'

Neven

The name Neven means 'marigold flower.'

Nevena

The name Nevena means 'marigold flower.'

Neves

The name Neves means 'snow.'

Nevid

The name Nevid means 'discernment' in Slavic contexts.

Nevil

The name Nevil means 'new town.'

Neville

The name Neville means 'from the new town.'

Nevin

The name Nevin means 'little saint.'

Nevina

The name Nevina is a feminine form of Nevan, meaning 'little saint.'

Nevio

The name Nevio means 'new.'

Nevyn

A variant of the name Nevin, meaning 'little holy one'.

Newall

A name meaning 'from the new hall', typically associated with a place name.

Newat

A name meaning 'new dwelling'.

Newbold

A name meaning 'new farm' or 'new homestead'.

Newell

A name denoting 'new spring' or 'new stream'.

Newhall

A name meaning 'new hall', often used as a place name.

Newland

A name meaning 'new land' or 'new settlement'.

Newlands

A variant of Newland, meaning 'new land' or 'new fields'.

Newlyn

A name meaning 'new meadow' or 'fresh field'.

Newman

A name meaning 'new man', historically a term for a newcomer.

Newt

A diminutive form of Newton, referring both to a newt amphibian and 'new town'.

Newton

A name meaning 'new town' or 'new settlement'.

Neylan

A name meaning 'champion'.

Neymar

Derived from 'Ney', meaning 'born on the day of Saint Raymond'.

Neysa

A name meaning 'radiant' or 'bringer of light'.

Ngendo

Ngendo means 'path' or 'journey' in Kikuyu, symbolizing a woman's journey in life.

Ngina

Ngina means 'born during a difficult time' in Kikuyu culture, representing resilience.

Ngozi

Ngozi means 'blessing' in Igbo, often used to imply divine favour and good fortune.

Ngozichukwuka

Ngozichukwuka means 'God's blessing is great' in Igbo, reflecting deep religious significance.

Nguna

Nguna means 'to give' in Bislama, often relating to the spirit of generosity.

Niagh

A champion or a warrior.

Nial

A form of the name Niall, meaning 'champion' or 'cloud'.

Niall

A champion or a descendant of a champion.

Nialla

A feminine form of Niall, meaning 'brightness'.

Niam

A traditional name meaning 'bright or radiant'.

Niamara

Derived from Niamh, meaning 'bright or radiant'.

Niamh

Bright or radiant.

Nic

Derived from 'Nicholas', it means 'victory of the people' in Greek.

Nicanor

It means 'to conquer' in Greek, often associated with victory and triumph.

Nicasia

A name derived from 'Nicasia', which means 'victorious' in Greek.

Nicco

A diminutive of 'Niccolò', it means 'victory of the people' in Italian.

Niccole

A feminine form of 'Nicholas', meaning 'victory of the people' in Italian origins.

Niccolo

It means 'victory of the people' in Italian, commonly associated with historical figures.

Niceta

Victory and Bringer of victory.

Nichaela

Who is like God?

Nichasin

Victory of the people.

Nichay

Victory of the people.

Nichele

Victory of the people.

Nichelle

Victory of the people.

Nichita

Victory or conqueror.

Nichlas

Victory of the people.

Nichol

Victorious people's victory.

Nichola

Victorious one or the people's victory.

Nicholaa

Victory of the people.

Nicholai

Victory of the people.

Nicholas

Victory of the people.

Nicholaus

Victory of the people.

Nichole

Victory of the people.

Nicholina

Victory or the people's victory.

Nicholl

Victory of the people.

Nicholle

Victory of the people.

Nichols

The son of Nicholas, derived from the Greek name meaning 'victory of the people'.