| Narmadai | One who brings delight or pleasure. |
| Narmadaichelvi | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Narmadha | One who Arouses Tender Feelings in Others; River Narmada |
| Narmatha | Awesome Queen that Rules All Lands |
| Narmeen | A delicate or soft flower of heaven. |
| Naroga | A name meaning a path of true light. |
| Narogi | One who is healthy and free of pain. |
| Narois | A name meaning a flower of the sea. |
| Narolie | Very sure of something or its true. Usually given when one wished for a baby girl and has given birth to a girl. Its like saying |
| Narpendyah | The king of all the people. |
| Narshika | One who is peaceful and calm. |
| Nartan | The act of dancing gracefully. |
| Narthana | The art of rhythmic dancing. |
| Narumalar | Fragrance Flower |
| Narvi | Active; Leadership; Inattentive |
| NASCHA | Navajo name meaning " owl." NASHOTA |
| Nascio | Goddess of childbirth. |
| Naseeb | Variant of Nasib: Share. Participation. |
| Naseeba | Variant of Nasiba: Luck. Share. |
| Naseelah | Zephry; fragrant or cool breeze |
| Naseema | Variant of Nasima: Gentle breeze. Zephyr. |
| Naseen | A gentle and cooling breeze. |
| Naseera | Variant of Nasira: Helper. Supporter. |
| Nasha | Born during rainy season |
| Nashara | Nashara means 'gift of God' or 'blessing from heaven' in Arabic, symbolizing divine favor. |
| NASHEETA | active, energetic NASMAT |
| Nashely | The One that is Loved or Loved One |
| Nashida | A student who seeks knowledge. |
| Nashika | Forgiver; One who Forgives |
| Nashita | Energetic and full of life; A lively woman; one who is energetic |
| Nashitah | Active; Energetic |
| Nashmika | A beautiful flower in bloom. |
| Nashota | It means twins in Native American. |
| Nashva | It means joy or elation in Arabic. |
| Nashwa | Fragrance. Perfume. That which intoxicates. |
| Nasia | Derived from natalie |
| Nasiba | It means noble or highborn lady. |
| Nasiche | born during locust season |
| Nasiha | Advisor. Sincere.; One who gives valuable advice; One who gives good advice |
| Nasika | It means nose in Sanskrit origin. |