Princess, "noblewoman."

Plant, "shoot," "seedling."

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Nettie or a short form.

My friend.

Eye, "leader," "guide."

Italian short form of names like Ernesto.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Italian/Portuguese for "clean," "clear."

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Catalan for "snows," referring to the Virgin of the Snows.

A subatomic particle with no electric charge.

Short form of Neville or Neva.

Spanish for "it snows"; also a river in Russia.

Spanish for "snow-covered"; a U.S. state.

Naomh�n

Anglicized form of Niamh ("bright," "radiant").

Marigold.

Prophetess.

Naomh�n

Feminine form of Nevin ("little saint").

From the Latin name Naevius, possibly meaning "born with moles."

New moon.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

English surname: "new hall."

Fishing village in Cornwall, England.

New man, newcomer.

Diminutive of Newton; also a small amphibian.

English place-name/surname: "new town."

The name of the supreme god in Kikuyu and other Kenyan cultures.

Traveler, "journey."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Wolof name from Senegal.

Leopard.

The most common Vietnamese surname, from a Chinese dynasty.

Moon.

Little, "child."

Like, "as," "similar."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

Velvet.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

One with high purpose, "she who strives."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

Need, "desire," "offering."

Arrows.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Cree name.

Victory of a man.

Victorious, "conqueror."

Modern invented name, a variant of Nicole with a unique spelling.

Modern invented name, a blend of Nicholas and Michaela.

Modern invented name, famously borne by actress Nichelle Nichols (Star Trek).

Feminine form of Nicholas ("victory of the people").