| Ngaio | Light reflecting on water |
| Ngaire | A beautiful flaxen plant |
| Ngametuakore | she who is strong in nature |
| NGOC | jade, precious stone |
| NGOZI | A blessing from God above. |
| NGU | depending on pronunciation, stupid; to sleep; fisherman; fifth number; written language. |
| NGUYEN | A common Vietnamese surname. |
| NGUYET | Meaning the moon in Vietnamese. |
| Kuga Priyan | Lord Murugan, The one who loves caves |
| Naabhak | Belonging to the Sky |
| Naabhas | Celestial, Appearing in the Sky, Name of certain constellations, Sky, Ocean, Heavenly |
| Naagadatha | One of the kauravas |
| Naagpathi | King of serpents |
| Naakaiah | Naakaiah means 'strong and courageous' or 'bringer of strength' in Hawaiian. |
| Naarang | Narang ca be used as a surname in various culture, Orange, Human, A twin |
| Naarayan | Lord Vishnu, Refuge of Man |
| Nag Raj | King of the serpents, King of cobras |
| Nagabhushana | One who has serpents as ornaments |
| Nagamunendra | Nagamunendra means 'Lord of the Serpents' or 'Serpent King', a title of reverence in Hindu mythology. |
| Nainish | Lord of the eyes |
| Nainush | Nainush is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with feminine qualities. |
| Naitvik | Naitvik means 'unattached' or 'detached' in Sanskrit, referring to a state of spiritual detachment. |
| Naivedh | Bagvan ka Prasad |
| Nala - Nil | (Son of great builder who helped Rama build bridge to Lanka) |
| Nand Kishore | Son of Nand ji (Lord Krishna) |
| Nand Kumar | Joyful, Happy, Pleasure |
| Nand Nandan | Lord Krishna, Son of Nanda |
| Narayana Swamy | Lord Vishnu, God |
| Narpathi | King of the people |
| Narsappa | Narsappa means 'Victory of Lord Narsimha' in Sanskrit, a name of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu. |
| Narsimlu | Narsimlu means 'Victory of Lord Narasimha', a name of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu in his fierce avatar. |
| Narsinh | Narsinh means 'Victory of the Lord' or 'Lord's triumph' in Sanskrit, a name of Lord Krishna. |
| Natam | One who is a dancer |
| Natick | Natick is derived from the Massachusett word 'nackaquaschuck,' meaning 'place of the little neck' or 'neck of the river'. |
| Nausad | One who is very happy |
| Navanit | Fresh butter, One who takes pleasure in new joys |
| Navanit Viliptanga | Lord whose body is smeared with butter |
| Navavyakruti | Pandita skilful scholar |
| Naadavalli | A melody like a sweet vine. |
| Naadha | The essence of divine sound. |