| Mehroo | Derived from Persian, means 'one who is precious' |
| Andraj | A strong and noble warrior. |
| Angesh | Derived from Ang |
| Anith | One who is always joyful. |
| Mitanu | A very close and dear friend. |
| Mitran | A loyal and trusted friend. |
| Mittur | One who brings much peace. |
| Naganan | One who is like a serpent. |
| Nagannan | A devotee of the serpent god. |
| Nagappan | One protected by the serpent. |
| Nagasami | Lord of the serpent deities. |
| Nagasenan | Leader of the serpent army. |
| Nageswaran | Lord of the serpent kings. |
| Nailadi | One who follows the path. |
| Nainappan | Derived from Tamil, means 'one who is associated with the eyes' |
| Naitya | A person who is eternal. |
| Nakarasan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in the arts' |
| Nakkina | One who is very precious. |
| Nallappa | A very good, kind father. |
| Nalliah | Derived from Tamil, means 'one who is good' |
| Nallisami | A noble and good master. |
| Namdeo | A devotee of Lord Vitthala. |
| Nameesh | Lord of the rulers of men. |
| Namran | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is peaceful' |
| Nandedkar | From Nanded, a city in India, and kar, meaning 'descendant' or 'from'. |
| Nandrani | The daughter of Nanda. |
| Nangopan | One who protects the weak. |
| Nanigopal | From Nani, a Sanskrit name meaning 'young' or 'youthful', and Gopal, meaning 'cowherd'. |
| Nanjaiah | A name for Lord Shiva. |
| Nanjaiya | One who is like Lord Shiva. |
| Nanshar | A name meaning wise ruler. |
| Nantha | Brightness of Gods Lamp |
| Narayanlal | From Narayan, a name of the Hindu god Vishnu, and Lal, meaning 'play' or 'amusement'. |
| Naresa | Chief of Mankind |
| Ankmit | A very loyal true friend. |
| Nareswer | From Nara, a Sanskrit name meaning 'man' or 'human', and Swer, meaning 'lord' or 'master'. |
| Narikera | From Nar, a Sanskrit name meaning 'man' or 'human', and Kera, meaning 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Narjeep | From Nar, a Sanskrit name meaning 'man' or 'human', and Jeep, meaning 'victory' or 'triumph'. |
| Narrotam | The best among all humans. |
| Narshiva | From Nar, a Sanskrit name meaning 'man' or 'human', and Shiva, a name of the Hindu god. |