| Neeyashini | Moon; God of Nature |
| Nefili | One who is born of the heavens. |
| Nega | A name meaning day or sunlight. |
| Nehasritha | Nehasritha means 'beautiful and lovely' or 'one who is loved and cherished' in Sanskrit. |
| Nehchalbir | Immovable warrior |
| Nehkaam | Free from Desires |
| Nehrin | A name meaning small river or stream. |
| Nehru | A name meaning a canal or waterway. |
| Nehsat | Nehsat is a Persian name meaning 'blossom' or 'flower', symbolizing beauty and growth. |
| Neifion | Welsh form of Neptune 'god of the seas'. |
| Neil | Blue; Champion; Variant of Neill: Champion. |
| Nekane | A Basque name meaning noble. |
| Nekchehr | Nekchehr is a Persian name meaning 'strong and powerful' or 'bringer of strength'. |
| Nekia | One who is pure and virtuous. |
| NekithA | Angel; Residency; Earth |
| Nekmard | Nekmard is a Persian name meaning 'bringer of victory' or 'conqueror'. |
| Nela | Like a Horn; Form of Cornelius |
| Neleh | Beautiful light |
| Nemet | Derived from a sacred grove. |
| Nemish | Meaning a sweet, kind soul. |
| Neomia | Derived from pleasantness. |
| Neona | A name meaning new or young. |
| Nephish | The soul; he that rests; refreshes himself; or respires |
| Nephthalim | That struggles or fights. |
| Nereida | Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas. |
| Nereyda | Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas. |
| Neria | Derived from Hebrew meaning lamp of God. |
| NERINE | myth name (the sea nymphs) |
| Nerivaanan | A name meaning one who loves the ocean. |
| Neroli | Derived from the bitter orange tree. |
| Nerunchi | A plant known for medicinal uses. |
| Nerupama | A name meaning unique or matchless. |
| Nerve | Representing strength and fortitude. |
| Nerya | A name meaning light of the heavens. |
| Nesa | A name meaning love or cherished. |
| Nesham | A soul filled with peace. |
| Neshat | A person full of happiness. |
| Nesy | Russian form of Agnes: pure. |
| Net | The divine mother. |
| Nethaniah | The gift of the Lord. |