| Netrali | A name meaning one with lovely eyes. |
| Netranjali | Blessing with Eyes |
| Netransh | Part (Fragment) of Eyes |
| Netrapal | Blessing of Eyes |
| Netraranjana | One who is pleasing to the eyes. |
| Netratav | One who possesses great vision. |
| Netravathi | A woman with beautiful eyes. |
| Netravati | Bbeautiful eyed; One with beautiful eyes |
| Netravi | One who is the sun of the eyes. |
| Netri | One with Beautiful Eyes |
| Netrika | A person with divine insight. |
| Nette | A graceful and clean person. |
| Nettie | A kind and gracious woman. |
| Netty | Name ending used as an independent name. |
| Neued | Legendary daughter of KyvwIch.;Legendary father of Tringad. |
| Neus | A name meaning snow or white. |
| Neuveville | From the new town |
| Nev | Little saint, Little holy one, From the new town, Hero, Courageous |
| Neva | A name meaning white as snow. |
| Nevaan | A holy and sacred soul. |
| Nevada | A land covered in white snow. |
| Nevaeh | (Ne-Vay-Uh) Heaven spelled backwards. |
| Nevaeha | A unique name meaning heaven reversed. |
| Nevali | A Flower Used for Making Garlands |
| Nevan | A name meaning holy or little saint. |
| Nevanshi | One who is sweet and very precious. |
| Nevazar | Nevazar is a Turkish name meaning 'new' or 'fresh' and also associated with the word 'novel'. |
| NEVE | meaning unknown |
| Neveadhitha | A name meaning a divine offering. |
| Neveah | A name meaning heaven spelled backward. |
| Nevedha | One who is dedicated to the divine. |
| Nevenay | A name meaning a new beginning today. |
| Neves | Born when it Snows; Snow |
| Neviah | A name meaning a gift from heaven. |
| Nevid | Best wishes, Offering to God |
| Nevika | A name meaning a new and fresh start. |
| Nevil | From the new town. Originally a surname, since the late 19th century has been used occasionally as a first name. Famous Bearers: novelist Nevil Shute. |
| Nevila | Nevila is a variant of Neville, derived from the Old French name 'Neville,' meaning 'new town' or 'new castle'. |
| Neville | From the new village; From the new town. |
| Nevin | Little Bone, Little Saint |