| Myriam | Ancient version of Mary. In the Bible Miriam sister of Moses saved his life when she hid infant Moses in a basket among the rushes at the river's edge for Pharaoh's daughter to find. |
| Myrick | Dark-skinned; A Moor. Form of Maurice. |
| Myrna | Myrrh: sweet oil. |
| Myrtia | A name meaning of the myrtle bush. |
| Mystee | A person who is very mysterious. |
| Mysti | Someone shrouded in deep mystery. |
| Mysticah | One who possesses secret wisdom. |
| Mysty | A name meaning full of mystery. |
| Mythilli | Princess of mithila |
| Mytria | Botanical Name; The Myrtle is a Dark Green Shrub with Pink or White Blossoms |
| Naagdhar | One who wears cobra (Lord Shiva) |
| Naagpal | Savior of serpents |
| Naakesh | The moon, lord of the heavens. |
| Naamdhun | The melody of the divine name. |
| Naamjog | Union with Naam |
| Naamkamal | Flowering through Naam |
| Naamrang | Immersed in the color of God. |
| Naandan | A son who brings great delight. |
| Naasik | Variant of Nasik: Pious. Devotee. |
| Naasir | Defender; Variant of Nasir: Supporter. Protector. Granting victory. |
| Naathan | Gift from God, Rewarded, Given, Giving, Desire, Protector, Lord, Another name for Krishna |
| Naatya | The art of Indian dance. |
| Naayantara | Star of Our Eyes |
| Naazreen | Wild Rose; Blue Scented Flower |
| Nabadip | A new or radiant island. |
| Nabarun | A name meaning the morning sun. |
| Nabeela | A name meaning noble and graceful. |
| Nabeesa | Nabeesa means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Arabic, derived from the word 'nabas' meaning 'to shine'. |
| Nabh | A name meaning the vast blue sky. |
| Nabhomani | Jewel of the sky ( sun); Of the sun |
| Nabid | Bearer of Good News or Good Wishes |
| Nabila | A woman of noble birth status. |
| Nabit | Sprout; Small New Plant |
| Nabulung | A name meaning the morning. |
| Nachiketh | Son of vajasshravas |
| Nachmanke | compassionate one |
| Nadab | Free and voluntary gift; prince |
| Nadarsha | Sanskrit name meaning 'seen' or 'perceived', often associated with spiritual insight or enlightenment. |
| Nadhina | The Courage of a Bear; Hopeful; Variant Form of Nadia |
| Nadhinee | A river or flowing stream. |