| Neila | Irish | Meaning "champion," it is a feminin.. |  |  |
| Neilina | Scottish | Feminine form of Neil, which is t.. |  | |
| Neima | Hebrew | Strong, | | |
| Neith | Mythology a.. | Borne in Egyptian mythology by a go.. | | |
| Nejee | Native Amer.. | "My-friend." From the Ojibwa.
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| Nekoma | Native Amer.. | Grandmother. Chippewa | | |
| Nel | Scandinavia.. | Dutch short form of Cornelia (horn).. | | |
| Nela | Spanish | A short form of names such as Danie.. | | |
| Nelda | Irish | Feminine form of Niall, a name of d.. |  | |
| Nelli | Russian | A pet form of Elena (light) and N.. | | |
| Nellie | English | A familiar form of Eleanor, Hele.. | | |
| Nemera | Hebrew | Leopard | | |
| Neoma | Greek | Compound name composed from the Gre.. | | |
| Nera | Hebrew | Light, candle, lamp | | |
| Nereida | Spanish | Derived from the Greek nereid (sea .. | | |
| Neriah | Hebrew | Light of Jehovah, the lamp of God | | |
| Nerissa | English | Coined by Shakespeare for Portia's .. | | |
| Nerissa | Greek | A borrowing from the English, Neris.. | | |
| Nerthus | Scandinavia.. | Given the definition "mother earth,.. | | |
| Nerys | Welsh | Modern coinage believed to be deriv.. | | |
| Nesiah | Hebrew | Miracle of Jehovah | | |
| Nessa | Irish | Originally a pet form of Agnes (cha.. | | |
| Nest | Welsh | Welsh cognate of Agnes (pure, chast.. | | |
| Neta | Hebrew | Meaning "plant" or "shrub." | | |
| Netana | Hebrew | Gift | | |
| Netanesa | Native Amer.. | Meaning "my daughter." From the Fox.. | | |
| Netaniah | Hebrew | Gift of God | | |
| Netis | Native Amer.. | A Delaware name meaning "my friend... | | |
| Netta | Scottish | Feminine form of Neil, the Anglic.. | | |
| Nettie | American | Pet form of any of the names ending.. | | |
| Nettie | English | Pet form of any of the various name.. | | |
| Nettie | French | A familiar form of Annette, Nane.. |  | |
| Nevada | American | Borrowed from the name of the weste.. | | |
| Nevara | Spanish | Derived from the Spanish nevar (to .. | | |
| Neves | Portuguese | Derived from the Portuguese neves (.. | | |
