Nikolas

Victory of the people

Nikolasz

Victory of the people

Nikolaus

Victory of the people

Nikolay

Victory of the people

Nikole

Victory of the people

Nikoleta

Victory of the people

Nikolett

Victory of the people

Nikolette

Victory of the people

Nikolina

Victory of the people

Nikomedes

Victory of the people in battle

Nikos

Victory of the people

Niles

Son of the Nile, or a variation relating to the river Nile.

Nill

Nill means 'a pale one' or 'bright' in Gaelic.

Nillo

Nillo is a diminutive of names like 'Nicolas', often used informally.

Nilo

Nilo is a form of 'Nile', referring to the river, symbolizing life.

Nils

A Scandinavian form of the name Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.

Nilsa

A diminutive form of names like Penelope, meaning 'weaver'.

Nilson

A surname-derived first name meaning 'son of Nils' or 'son of Nikolaus'.

Nilsson

A patronymic surname meaning 'son of Nils' or 'son of Nicholas'.

Nimue

A name from Arthurian legend, representing a mystical water enchantress known as the Lady of the Lake.

Nina

The name Nina means 'little girl' or 'dreamer' in Spanish.

Ninderpaul

The name Ninderpaul combines elements of 'Ninder' and 'Paul', meaning 'small' or 'humble'.

Ninel

The name Ninel means 'little girl' or 'pure' in Romanian.

Ninette

The name Ninette is a diminutive form of Ana and means 'grace' in French.

Nineve

The name Nineve refers to the ancient city that was the capital of Assyria in the Bible.

Nineveh

The name Nineveh refers to the ancient city famous in the Bible, symbolizing refuge and peace.

Ninfa

The name Ninfa means 'nymph' in Latin, associated with nature and beauty.

Ninian

A character in folklore, often associated with saintly attributes.

Niniane

The name of a character who is associated with magic and enchantment.

Ninion

Derived from the name Ninian, often associated with historical saint figures.

Ninnit

A variant of Ninian, associated with saintly figures.

Ninny

An affectionate diminutive often used in familiar contexts.

Nino

Little boy, often used as a term of endearment.

Ninon

Grace, derived from the name Anne or its variants.

Ninson

A variant of Ninian, associated with noble or saintly qualities.

Nionne

A name possibly derived from a term meaning ninth or related to numbers.

Niqiles

A modern variant of the name Nicole, often seen as a feminine form.

Niquole

A variant spelling of Nicole, commonly used in English-speaking countries.

Nisbet

Nisbet is a habitational name derived from a place in Scotland.

Nisbett

Nisbett is a variant of Nisbet, referring to the same place origin in Scotland.

Nisse

A name that denotes a 'little elf' or 'fairy'.

Nivea

Snow-white or purity.

Niven

The little black one or the descendant of the black.

Nixon

Son of Nick or Nicholas, often interpreted as 'victorious people's son.'

Niza

A short and sweet name which can mean 'radiance' or 'brightness' in various cultures.

Njal

A Scandinavian name meaning 'spear' or 'warrior', often symbolizing strength and bravery.

Njoki

The name Njoki means 'one who brings happiness or joy' in Kikuyu language.

Nkechi

Nkechi means 'what God has given' in Igbo language.

Nkechinyere

Nkechinyere means 'what God has given to me' in Igbo language.

Nkiru

Nkiru means 'the future is better' or 'the future is bright' in Igbo language.

Nkiruka

Nkiruka means 'the future is greater' in Igbo language.

Nkosi

Nkosi means 'king' or 'chief' in Zulu language.

Nkrumah

Nkrumah is associated with Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the first president of Ghana, known for his leadership in the independence movement.

Nnamdi

Nnamdi means 'my father is alive' in Igbo language.

Nneka

Nneka means 'mother is supreme' in Igbo language.

Nnenia

Nnenia means 'the mother's child' in Igbo language.

Nnenna

Nnenna means 'father's mother' or 'grandmother' in Igbo language.

Nnenne

Nnenne means 'mother's father' in Igbo language.

Noble

Noble means having high moral principles and ideals; it signifies a person of high birth or rank.

Nocturne

Nocturne refers to a piece of music inspired by the night; it evokes the essence of night-time.

Noe

Noe is the Spanish and French form of Noah, meaning rest or comfort.

Noel

Noel means Christmas; it signifies the birth of Jesus Christ.

Noela

Noela means Christmas; it is a feminine variation of Noel.

Noelia

Noelia means Christmas; it is derived from the Spanish word for Christmas.

Noella

Noella means Christmas; it is a feminine derivative of Noel.

Noelle

Noelle means Christmas; it is a feminine form derived from the French word 'Noël'.

Noemi

Noemi is the Spanish form of Naomi, meaning pleasantness or delight.

Noemia

Noemia is the Portuguese variant of Naomi, meaning pleasantness.

Noemie

Noemie is the French form of Naomi, meaning pleasantness or delight.

Noes

Noes means the plural of 'Noel', indicating a group or collection associated with Christmas.

Nogge

A diminutive form of 'Nicolas,' meaning 'victory of the people.'

Nohely

A Spanish variant of the name that means 'God is my light.'

Nohl

A German name meaning 'noble' or 'famous.'

Noirin

An Irish name meaning 'little or young.'

Nojus

A Lithuanian name derived from the Latin name 'Nautius,' meaning 'to be born.'

Nola

A Latin name derived from 'nolare,' meaning 'to honor.'

Nolan

An Irish name meaning 'famous or noble.'

Noland

An Irish name derived from the surname, meaning 'a descendant of the noble one.'

Noleen

An Irish name meaning 'little nymph.'

Nolen

Nolen means 'famous,' derived from the Gaelic surname Ó’ hÓluanaigh.

Nolene

Nolene is a diminutive of the name 'Noel', meaning 'Christmas' or 'Born on Christmas' in French.

Noleta

Noleta can mean 'little Christmas' derived from the Spanish word for Christmas.

Nolicia

Nolicia is a variant of the name 'Felicia', which means 'happy' or 'fortunate' in Latin.

Noll

Noll is derived from an old German name meaning 'noble.'

Nollie

Nollie is often used as a diminutive of 'Nolan' or 'Noel,' which means 'famous' or 'Christmas.'

Nolwenn

Nolwenn means 'holy,' derived from the Breton for 'nome' and 'wen' which means 'beautiful' or 'fair.'

Nomar

Nomar means 'farmer' or 'to tame' derived from Spanish.

Nomeda

Nomeda means 'one who inspires hope' in Lithuanian.

Nora

Honor; light.

Norabel

Beautiful honor.

Noralee

Honor; light; bright.

Noralyn

Bright, honorable.

Norayr

Good; favorable.

Norbert

Bright north; famous warrior.

Norberta

Feminine variant of Norbert, meaning bright north; famous warrior.

Norberto

Bright north; famous warrior.

Norcross

Derived from an English habitational name, meaning 'north cross' or a place where a northern crossroad is located.

Nordman

Means 'man from the north', indicating Scandinavian origins.

Noreen

An anglicized form of the Irish name 'Nairín' meaning 'little honor' or 'honor'

Noreena

Variation of Noreen, meaning 'little honor' or 'honor'