| Neema | Born in prosperity. (Swahili).; Born to wealthy parents.; Prosperous |
| Neena | Girl; Mighty; Form of NINA; A woman who has beautiful eyes |
| Neha | Loving; Love, rain; Rain; Rain; Affectionate |
| Nerissa | A black-haired beauty / sea nymph; Daughter of the sea.; Expectant; Sea Nymph; Sea nymph. Nerissa was a character in Shakespeare's play, 'The Merchant of Venice'.; 'The Merchant of Venice' Portia's waiting-maid. |
| Niamh | Bright; Tradition |
| Nida | Call; Call. Voice.; Elf |
| Nidhi | Treasure; Wealth |
| Nikhita | The earth; Sharp; Sharp, Earth |
| Nikita | Earth; Ganges; From the mythological Greek Nike - goddess of victory.; Peoples victory.; Russian form of Nicholas victory of the people.; Victorious People |
| Nikki | Abbreviation of Nicole. Victory.; Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek goddess of victory and root origin of Nicholas.; Derives From Nicole; In Greek mythology Nike was the goddess of victory.; Of the lord.; From the name NICOLE; Small; T |
| Nila | Blue.; Champion; Enchanting moon; From the Nile.; Olour |
| Nilani | Enchanting Moon |
| Nilima | A name meaning the blue of the sky. |
| Nimisha | Minute; Momentary; Twinkling of an eye |
| Nina | Beautiful eyes; Favor; grace. Variant of Ann or Anne: A variant of Hannah introduced to Britain in the 13th century.; Grace; Girl; Lovely; Lovely-eyed; Russian diminutive of the name Anne: favour; grace.; Strong |
| Nirvana | State of perfect inner peace. |
| Nisa | A name meaning the quiet night. |
| Nisha | A beautiful name meaning the night. |
| Nishat | Liveliness. Energy.; A tree |
| Nishi | Alert; Getting stronger; West |
| Nishita | Someone who is very sharp. |
| Nita | Bear (Choctaw); Dim. of JUANITA; God Is Giving; Grace; Moral; Moral, faithful; Serious; Well behaved |
| Noor | Light; Light; Angel |
| Noora | Variant of Nura: Light. |
| Nuha | Intelligence.; Intrelligence; Mind |
| Nusaybah | A name meaning a noble lineage. |
| Nusrat | Help; Victory. Help. |
| Nuzhat | Recreation. Amusement. |
| Olivia | Feminine form of Oliver; of the olive tree; one who is peaceful; Olive; Peace - Of The Olive Tree; 'Twelfth Night', also called 'What You Will' A rich countess.; Variant of Olive: Olive: symbol of peace. |
| Opal | Jewel.; Opal (precious stone). Jewel names became popular in the 19th century.; From the Opal Gemstone; Precious Gem; A treasured jewel; resembling the iridescent gemstone |
| Ophelia | Help. Serpentine. In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', Ophelia was the lover of Hamlet who went insane as a result of his irrational behavior.; Helper; 'Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' Daughter to Polonius.; One who offers help to others; Serpentine |
| Pallavi | Bud; New leaves; Sprouting a young shoot |
| Paloma | A Dove; Dovelike; White dove |
| Pamela | Honey; Honeyed.; Honey; all sweetness. Name invented in the 16th century for a heroine of the book Arcadia, by Sir Philip Sidney possibly from the Greek words pan - all and meli - honey; A woman who is as sweet as honey |
| Parveen | Star; Variant of Parvin: Pleiades. Cluster of stars. |
| Paula | Feminine form of Paul; a petite woman; Feminine form of Paul: Little; small.; Little.; From the name PAUL; Small; Variant of Paul. |
| Payal | Anklet; Anklets; Foot ornament |
| Philomena | A friend of strength; Greatly loved.; Loving |
| Pia | Beloved; Devout; Devout; pious; Italian name; Pious |
| Pooja | Idol worship; Prayer; Worship |