| Myrcella | A name of Latin origin meaning rose. |
| Mysore | A city known as the seat of temples. |
| Nakh | A person with sharp claws. |
| Nao | Honest, straight, or upright |
| Naruhito | A virtuous and kind person |
| Nathini | A name meaning gift of God. |
| Neoh | A name meaning new or fresh. |
| Nixya | A name meaning one who is like the snow. |
| Njordik | Derived from the Norse god Njord. |
| Nofret | An ancient Egyptian for beautiful. |
| Obara | A small family or clan |
| Oberyn | A noble and brave spirit |
| Ochre | An earthy yellow pigment |
| Ondreaz | A variant of Andrew meaning manly. |
| Padme | Meaning jewel in the lotus flower. |
| Pahery | Meaning one who is very watchful. |
| Pavo | Latin name meaning peacock. |
| Pecan | A type of edible nut species. |
| Pelea | A name meaning struggle or fight. |
| Phul | A name meaning flower or bloom. |
| Piano | A soft and gentle musical sound. |
| Pietas | Roman virtue of duty or piety. |
| Pixel | A tiny dot on a digital screen. |
| Placidia | Latin name meaning peaceful. |
| Platanus | A genus of broadleaved trees. |
| Poison | A substance causing harm or death. |
| Pollen | Fine powder from a flowering plant. |
| Pravasa | A journey or living abroad. |
| Processor | A machine that handles data. |
| Pudding | A soft and sweet dessert dish. |
| Radix | Latin word meaning root or source. |
| Ranunculus | Little frog, a bright flower. |
| Rasgulla | A sweet syrupfilled ball. |
| Renen | To be born or reborn again. |
| Rhaenyra | A name meaning dragonlike queen. |
| Rhapsody | An epic poem or musical composition. |
| Rhytham | A steady, recurring musical beat. |
| Rishya | A Sanskrit name meaning a male deer or antelope. |
| Rosamma | A blend of Rose and Mary meaning bitter rose. |
| Rudraani | The wife of Lord Shiva. |