| Mikasa | A Japanese term meaning my house. |
| Minia | A name meaning small or little one. |
| Mishtika | A name meaning a sweet person. |
| Mist | A light cloud of water droplets. |
| Mrigya | A seeker or a hunter of knowledge. |
| Nainital | A town of nine lakes. |
| Naxos | A name meaning a fertile island. |
| Nebet | A name meaning lady or mistress. |
| Negative | A name meaning lacking positivity. |
| Nekht | An ancient name meaning strong. |
| Node | A central point or connection. |
| Note | A brief record or musical tone. |
| Nyu | A name meaning new or fresh start. |
| Obito | A person of great depth |
| Oboe | A high pitched woodwind |
| Orizaba | Named after a Mexican volcano. |
| Oshadi | Refers to a medicinal plant. |
| Oshie | Derived from a Japanese surname. |
| Pachmarhi | Meaning five huts or shelters. |
| Pakshya | Something that is winged. |
| Parnali | A beautiful leafy plant. |
| Paros | A name meaning distant one. |
| Paryatika | A female who is a traveler. |
| Pelagius | Latin name meaning of the sea. |
| Pelagos | Greek word meaning open sea. |
| Petrarch | A name meaning a stone or a rock. |
| Phinnaeus | An oracle or a serpent of gold. |
| Phuket | A mountain or a jewel of land. |
| Pianna | A graceful and musical person. |
| Pizzicato | Plucking strings on a violin. |
| Plant | A living organism like a herb. |
| Plum | A sweet, juicy, stonebearing fruit. |
| Plumage | The collective feathers of a bird. |
| Pompon | A decorative ball of soft fibers. |
| Pongo | A genus containing orangutans. |
| Pulakeshin | A king with lionlike hair. |
| Pyros | One related to fire or heat. |
| Qai | A name meaning to be powerful. |
| Quark | A fundamental particle of matter. |
| Quartz | A hard crystalline mineral form. |