| Narvar | From Nar, a Sanskrit name meaning 'man' or 'human', and Var, meaning 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Nasamad | From Nas, a Sanskrit name meaning 'victory' or 'triumph', and Samad, meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility'. |
| Nasappa | From Nas, a Sanskrit name meaning 'victory' or 'triumph', and Sappa, meaning 'good' or 'auspicious'. |
| Nashib | One who is destined for luck. |
| Nashubh | A person who is very auspicious. |
| Nateesh | From Nate, a Sanskrit name meaning 'victory' or 'triumph', and Eesh, meaning 'lord' or 'master'. |
| Natvar | Name of Lord Krishna |
| Navanath | Lord of the nine holy saints. |
| Navanish | A person who is very new. |
| Navathej | New Brightness or Light |
| Naveenkumar | Always New and Young |
| Naveet | One who is fresh and butterlike. |
| Navendan | From Nava, a Sanskrit name meaning 'new' or 'fresh', and Endan, meaning 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Navine | Someone who is always modern. |
| Navjyot | New Flame or Light |
| Navneesh | Lord of the new beginnings. |
| Navsad | New Voice or Speech |
| Nearaj | Resembling a Lotus |
| Nediyavan | The tall and noble person. |
| Neelash | A name meaning deep blue color. |
| Neelgagan | Refers to the blue sky above. |
| Neelinder | Lord of the blue heavens. |
| Neetin | Owner of the Truth Way |
| Neeved | Offering to God |
| Nehall | Born During a Period of Rain |
| Nehank | Part of Love and Affection |
| Nelish | A person with blue eyes. |
| Nellaiah | A name for Lord Shiva. |
| Nelochan | One with beautiful eyes. |
| Neswar | From Ne, a Sanskrit name meaning 'new' or 'fresh', and Swar, meaning 'lord' or 'master'. |
| Netrapala | Protector of the vision. |
| Nidhvish | Lord of all the treasures. |
| Nidhvit | Beautiful Morning |
| Niiradi | From Ni, a Sanskrit name meaning 'new' or 'fresh', and Ira, meaning 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Nijesh | One who is truly himself. |
| Nilakant | One with a blue throat |
| Nilank | Marked with a blue sign |
| Nilendra | Lord of the blue sky |
| Nilikey | One who is blueeyed |
| Ninesh | From Nini, a Sanskrit name meaning 'new' or 'fresh', and Esh, meaning 'lord' or 'master'. |