Napea
GirlLatin
A nymph.
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905 names found
Naphish
BoyBiblical
The soul; he that rests; refreshes himself; or respires
Naphtali
UnisexBiblical
That struggles or fights.
Napia
GirlLatin
A nymph.
Napier
BoyEnglish
In charge of royal linens.
Napolean
BoyGreek
Of the new city.
Napoleon
BoyFrench Greek Italian
Man from Naples. Of the new city. Lion of Naples.
Naqeeb
BoyMuslim
Chief. Lawyer.
Naqeeba
GirlMuslim
Soul. Group leader.
Naqib
BoyMuslim
Chief. Lawyer.
Naqiba
GirlMuslim
Soul. Group leader.
Naqqaad
BoyMuslim
Critic. Reviewer.
Naqqaash
BoyMuslim
Painter. Artist.
Naqqad
BoyMuslim
Critic. Reviewer.
Naqqash
BoyMuslim
Painter. Artist.
Naqqee
BoyMuslim
Pure. Clean.
Naqqi
BoyMuslim
Pure. Clean.
Nara
UnisexCeltic English Gaelic Indian Native American
Contented. Nearest. Happy. Man. From Nara.
Naraka
BoyHindi
Hell.
Narayan
BoyHindi
Moving water.
Narcisa
GirlGreek Spanish
Daffodil.
Narcissa
GirlGreek
Daffodil.
Narcisse
BoyGreek
Daffodil.
Narcissus
BoyBiblical Greek
Astonishment, stupidity' Daffodil. In greek mythology, Narcissus was a beautiful young man who fell in love with his reflection and was transformed into the narcissus flower. Because of thiis myth, the name can be used to describe someone who is full of himself.