N is for Nathan, Nico, Noel and hundreds of other noble and novel baby boy names that start with the letter N. Find them all at WFA Moms Blog.
| Names | Origin | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Noel | There is no more obvious name for a Christmas baby than Noel, and now “The First Noel” will take on a new meaning. The holiday… | |
| Noah | Noah has dusted off its ancient Biblical cobwebs and emerged a red-hot boy’s name. In case you missed it, in the Old Testament… | |
| Nathan | Nathan, like the similar sounding Ethan, is a name that parents continuously gravitate towards–and it’s not hard to see… | |
| Nicholas | The history of the name Nicholas involves the patron saint of children (not to mention sailors and wolves—cool!) who would… | |
| Nathaniel | Nathaniel is a dignified name with an illustrious history. In the Bible, he is one of Jesus’ twelve disciples (also referred… | |
| Nolan | Celtic Origin | |
| Nick | English Origin | |
| Neil | Celtic Origin | Champion; A dynasty of Irish kings was founded by Niall of the Nine Hostages. |
| Nicolas | French Origin | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Nelson | Celtic: | Son of Neil |
| Nico | Nico, much like Marco, is one those nicknames (short for Nicholas) that is starting to sound better than the original. It’s… | |
| Nigel | English: | Champion; from the Irish Gaelic name Niall |
| Neal | The “champion” meaning is a bit ironic right now considering that both Neal and the more popular Neil have fallen into a… | |
| Nate | You’ll be hearing a lot of “Naaaate!” soon since it’s often used as a nickname for Nathaniel and Nathan, both of which are… | |
| Norman | English: | From the north, northerner; The name Norman appeared before the French Norman Conquest, and therefore while both names may… |
| Norton | English Origin | |
| North | North had been in the shadows of direction-inspired names for years—until Kim Kardashian and Kanye West gave it to their… | |
| Neville | English Origin | From the new town |
| Niles | English Origin | Son of Neil |
| Nadir | Arabic: | Rare, precious |
| Niko | English: | Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek goddess of victory and root origin of Nicholas. |
| Newton | This name of English origin is more commonly used as a surname (i.e. Wayne Newton), and is too outdated to use as a first… | |
| Nikko | English: | Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek goddess of victory and root origin of Nicholas. |
| Noland | Celtic: | Noble |
| Norbert | English Origin | Shining one from the north |
| Niels | Danish Origin | |
| Nathanial | Hebrew: | God has given. One of the 12 biblical apostles. |
| Nicholai | Slavic: | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Neill | Celtic: | Champion |
| Noell | French: | Birthday. Feminine of Noel. Commonly refers to Christ”s birth and Christmas festival. |
| Nevan | Irish: | Holy |
| Neale | Celtic: | Champion |
| Nyles | English: | Champion Form of Neil. |
| Neilan | Irish: | Champion Form of Neil. |
| Nikita | Russian: | Unconquered |
| Ness | Scottish: | From the headland |
| Nikolai | Polish: | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Nathanael | French Origin | Gift from God or born on Christmas; In the Bible, one of the twelve biblical apostles |
| Nat | Hebrew: | Gift from God; a short form of Nathan and Nathaniel |
| Natal | Spanish: | Born at Christmas |
| Niki | Latin: | Of the lord |
| Neilson | Scandinavian: | Victorious; conquerer of the people and a variant of Nicholas |
| Nacho | Spanish Origin | |
| Norris | English Origin | From the north, northerner; based on Old French surname |
| Norwell | English: | From the northern well or spring; surname |
| Nilo | Greek: | People”s victory |
| Nyle | Celtic: | Champion |
| Niccolo | Italian: | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Nilsen | Scandinavian: | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Nicolo | Italian: | Victorious; conquerer of the people. Variant of Nicholas. |
| Nadav | Hebrew: | Noble, generous; The biblical Nadav was the oldest son of Aaron, the high priest. |
| Naal | Irish: | Name of a saint |
| Naalnish | Native American: | He works (Navajo) |
| Naaman | Hebrew: | Pleasant, sweet, beautiful; In the Bible, Naaman was the general of the army of Aram. |
| Naftali | Hebrew: | To wrestle or be crafty or a comparison; in the Bible, the sixth son of Jacob |
| Nagelfar | Norse: | The ship that will carry the dead to Ragnarok |
| Naggar | Egyptian: | Carpenter; Egyptian version of Najjar |
| Nahele | Native American: | Forest |
| Nahum | Hebrew: | Compassionate; a biblical tribesman of Judah |
| Naiser | African: | Founder of clans |