| Noor ud din | The bright light of faith. |
| Noshab | One who drinks sweet, refreshing water. |
| Nouh | A name meaning rest or peaceful comfort. |
| Nuaymah | Name of a narrator of hadith |
| Nur ul qiblatayn | Light of the two Qibla |
| Nushaba | Water of life; Elixir |
| Nusrat uddin | Help of the religion |
| Nykey | Victorious people |
| Nykie | Victorious people |
| Oakland | Oakland is derived from the Old English words 'oak' and 'land', referring to a wooded area. |
| Ocelotl | Ocelotl means 'beauty' or 'handsome one' in the Nahuatl language, an indigenous Mexican dialect. |
| Octavien | Derived from Latin 'octavus,' meaning eighth, possibly referring to birth order or eighth child. |
| Odern | Modern means being in accordance with the present or the most recent time period. |
| Odilio | One who is wealthy or rich. |
| Odiya | I will honour God |
| Ogow | It means a source of wisdom. |
| Ojita | A Spanish name meaning little eye. |
| Oleksandr | Defender; helper of mankind |
| Olgy | A holy and noble ancestor |
| Ombeline | A name meaning little shadow. |
| Omir | A longlived or noble leader. |
| Ong Leng Huoy | Dragon's flame or fiery dragon, a name symbolizing strength, power, and fierce determination. |
| Oordhavaketu | One with an elevated banner. |
| Oorva | Derived from the earth or soil. |
| Orail | A name meaning golden or light. |
| Orush | A name meaning light or brilliance. |
| Pabest | Strong and stable |
| Padmaananaa | One with a lotuslike face |
| Padmalatha | Padmalatha means 'lotus flower' in Sanskrit, symbolizing spiritual growth and enlightenment. |
| Paila | Wearing Anklets |
| Paks | Refers to wings or feathers. |
| Pallava | A young sprout or leaf. |
| Paluma | A name meaning a dove |
| Pandoo | Pandoo means 'wise one' or 'intelligent' in Sanskrit, often associated with a wise and knowledgeable person. |
| Panjarat | A jewel of the cage |
| Parichehr | Parichehr is a Persian name meaning 'precious' or 'treasured', symbolizing a highly valued and cherished individual. |
| Parik | Parik is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is devoted to the divine' or 'pure'. |
| Parween | Cluster of small stars;brilliant group of persons or things |
| Paule | A person who is small or humble. |
| Payara | Dear; beloved; beautiful |