Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "N" - page 35.

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4079 names found

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1361.

Naesha

Naeisha is a distinctive African name of Yoruba origin, signifying "Mother has returned" and symbolizing maternal care.

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1362.

Naeshaun

Distinctive African name of Yoruba origin, meaning 'Firstborn Who Brings Peace'.

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1363.

Naeshawn

Distinctively American name created in the late 1990s by combining popular African-American male names such as Nasir, Shawn, Trevon, and Jamal. It has no specific meaning but gained popularity for its appealing sound.

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1364.

Naethan

Unique Welsh name derived from "Nath" and "Taf", meaning "gifted with favor". It has historical significance, associated with King Arthur in Welsh mythology, and was borne by notable figures like Naethan ap Cynwyl. Today, it's popular among Welsh families and gaining global recognition despite its rarity.

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1365.

Naevi

Rare Latin-derived name meaning 'mole' or 'birthmark', popularized by Romans associating it with beauty and good fortune in the late 19th century.

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1366.

Naeyli

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'God is my light', derived from the Hebrew word for 'light' and often associated with guidance.

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1367.

Nafanua

Striking Samoan name meaning "bringer of light", inspired by the mythical first female chief and warrior goddess known for her courage and wisdom.

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1368.

Nafas

Arabic name derived from "nafath," meaning "breath" or "breeze." It signifies life's breath and has deep spiritual significance in Islam, associated with divine inspiration and piety.

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1369.

Nafee

Naeem is an Arabic origin name meaning "comfort" or "tranquility". It holds cultural significance as one of Allah's names in Islamic culture, and has been historically used by notable figures like Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ali al-Naeem.

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1370.

Nafees

Arabic origin name meaning 'precious' or 'valued'.

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1371.

Nafeesa

Arabic-origin name meaning 'success', inspired by Islamic traditions and often associated with purity and grace.

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1372.

Nafeesah

Beautiful Arabic female name meaning 'precious' or 'exalted'.

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1373.

Nafeesha

Arabic female name meaning 'pure' or 'unblemished', conveying a wish for innocence and virtue.

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1374.

Nafi

Nafi: A distinctive African name of Swahili origin, meaning 'self' or 'soul', symbolizing personal growth and inner connection.

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1375.

Nafia

Arabic-origin name that means 'benefit' or 'advantage', derived from the word 'nafi'a'.

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1376.

Nafis

Rare but captivating Arabic name derived from 'nafis', meaning 'intimate' or 'private'.

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1377.

Nafisah

Arabic name meaning "successful" or "prosperous," often associated with beneficial individuals.

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1378.

Nafiso

African-origin Swahili name that means "beautiful".

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1379.

Nafissa

Arabic female given name meaning "successful" or "victorious," derived from the root word "fasa." It celebrates women's strength and courage, often given after overcoming adversity.

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1380.

Nafissatou

West African name of Wolof origin, meaning 'Our little prosperous one' and evoking prosperity, familial love, and endearment.

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1381.

Nafiz

Arabic-origin given name meaning "precious" or "valued".

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1382.

Nagee

Distinctive Arabic name meaning 'good tidings' or 'good news'.

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1383.

Nagela

Exotic unisex name of African Swahili origin, meaning 'to dream'.

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1384.

Nagelly

Unique, African-origin name derived from the Yoruba tribe, meaning "Meet again," symbolizing connections and reunions with loved ones.

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1385.

Nagely

Uncommon yet significant African given name derived from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria, meaning 'to become wealthy or prosperous' and associated with the Yoruba deity of wealth and fortune, Oshun.

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1386.

Nagham

Naghama is an Arabic name meaning 'the happy one', popular during the Islamic Golden Age and known for positivity and celebration in many Muslim cultures.

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1387.

Nagi

Japanese boys' name derived from 'Naga', meaning 'long'. It's traditionally associated with strength and heroism.

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1388.

Nagi

Japanese name composed of two kanji characters: "凪" meaning calm or tranquil, and "木" representing wood or tree, signifying "calm woods" or "tranquil forest.

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1389.

Naguan

African Igbo name meaning "one who brings prosperity.

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1390.

Nagwa

Egyptian feminine name derived from the Arabic word 'naga', meaning 'to lead' or 'to guide'. It signifies steadfastness, determination, and unwavering spirit.

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1391.

Nahal

Hebrew name meaning "river" or "stream," with historical significance in the Bible and as a regional name in Israel.

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1392.

Nahaven

Unique Hebrew name derived from "nechavim," meaning "comforters." Coined by J.D. Salinger for his novel "The Catcher in the Rye," Nahaven symbolizes freedom and escape from societal pressures, despite being fictional.

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1393.

Nahayla

Arabic given name meaning 'to reach or achieve,' associated with success and overcoming obstacles.

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1394.

Nahbi

Unusual yet meaningful Arabic given name derived from "nabi," meaning "prophet.

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1395.

Nahdia

Nahdia, of Arabic origin, means 'early morning dew', symbolizing purity and renewal.

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1396.

Naheed

Arabic name meaning 'graceful' or 'elegant', derived from 'na'eem' meaning 'blessing'. It signifies charm and beauty, used primarily among Muslim communities globally, with notable figures like Pakistani feminist Naheed Bilgrami and appearances in literature such as Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses".

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1397.

Nahely

Rare but distinguished Spanish name derived from the ancient Visigothic "Nauyal," meaning "of noble birth." It was popular among the Goths who ruled parts of Spain and France during the Middle Ages, and is associated with Saint Nihili, a 3rd-century martyr bishop.

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1398.

Nahema

Unique, captivating female name of Arabic origin, meaning "compassion" or "kindness," and often associated with gentleness and empathy.

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1399.

Nahid

Persian name meaning "eagle," symbolizing strength and freedom, popular among Persians and often given to girls of noble families.

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1400.

Nahid

Persian feminine name meaning 'eternal' or 'everlasting', originating from ancient Zoroastrianism.