Russian diminutive of Nadezhda ("hope"); also Arabic for "tender," "delicate."

Spanish for "nobody."

Companion, "friend," "drinking companion."

French form of Nadya (Russian diminutive of Nadezhda).

Feminine form of Nadir, "rare," "precious."

Rarity, "scarcity."

Breton form of the Latin Natalis, meaning "born on Christmas day."

Born.

Space, "opportunity."

Precious, "valuable," "exquisite."

Gift, "voluntary offering."

Born during the planting season.

Calm, "lull" (as in the sea or wind).

Lord of serpents, "king of snakes."

Shore, "beach," "waters edge."

Stream, "brook," "river."

Forest.

First drink of water, "quenching."

Mystic, "secret," "holy."

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

The language of the Aztecs, meaning "clear sound" or "pleasing sound."

Jaguar or "puma."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Cheyenne name.

Basque name, possibly meaning "wave" or "sea foam."

Basque place name, a town near the shrine of Our Lady.

A water nymph, from Greek mythology.

Exalted, "high," "sublime."

Achiever, "one who attains."

Alternate spelling of Naila, "achiever," "attainer."

Turkish form of Naima ("tranquil," "happy").

A feminine form of the ancient region of Nairi, in the Armenian Highlands.

Ancient name for the Armenian Highlands.

Modern invented name, likely a unique phonetic construction.

Naiya

A short, multicultural name with beautiful meanings. In Arabic, it means "safety"; in Greenlandic, its an affectionate term, giving it a warm, international appeal.

Feminine form of Naji, "safe," "surviving."

Noble, "excellent," "of noble descent."

Bright-eyed, "with beautiful eyes."

Leaves.

Star.

Safety, "deliverance."

Modern invented name, a variant of Keisha with the prefix "Na-".

Modern invented name, likely a blend of the prefix "Na-" and Kendra.

Modern invented name, popularized by actress and singer.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of the prefix "Na-" and Kima.

I am happy or "I delight."

Modern invented name, a variant of Keisha with the prefix "Na-".

Modern invented name, a unique elaboration with the "-isia" suffix.

Variant spelling of Nikita ("unconquered").

I do as I promise.