| Naor | One who brings light or shines |
| Nathanie | a familiar form of Nathaniel |
| Nathanyal | A gift given by the Almighty |
| Nathanyel | God has given this person |
| Nathel | Gift from God; God has Given |
| Navon | Practise Wisdom |
| Nayavu | One who is wise and clever |
| Kubair | The lord of wealth and prosperity. |
| Kuldeepak | Light of Family |
| Kulraj | The king of the entire family line. |
| Kumsan | A person who is golden and radiant. |
| Kundlik | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is associated with the goddess Parvati' |
| Kunkun | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is playful' |
| Kuselar | A name meaning a humble devotee. |
| Kushaada | Having a lot of capacity, capacious |
| Kushwaha | Descendant of the legendary Kush. |
| Kusumkar | The season of blooming flowers. |
| Kuswath | One who is pure and very virtuous. |
| Kuvalya | The one who is the lord of earth. |
| Kuvarjeet | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'victorious warrior' |
| Kuwar | A young prince or a noble son. |
| Naganan | One who is like a serpent. |
| Nagannan | A devotee of the serpent god. |
| Nagappan | One protected by the serpent. |
| Nagasami | Lord of the serpent deities. |
| Nagasenan | Leader of the serpent army. |
| Nageswaran | Lord of the serpent kings. |
| Nailadi | One who follows the path. |
| Naimittik | Fortune-teller, Occasional |
| Nainappan | Derived from Tamil, means 'one who is associated with the eyes' |
| Naitya | A person who is eternal. |
| Nakarasan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in the arts' |
| Nakkina | One who is very precious. |
| Nallappa | A very good, kind father. |
| Nalliah | Derived from Tamil, means 'one who is good' |
| Nallisami | A noble and good master. |
| Namann | Respect; Bow to God; Salutation |
| Namdeo | A devotee of Lord Vitthala. |
| Nameesh | Lord of the rulers of men. |
| Nameet | Bowed Down, Humble |