Old-Fashioned Baby Names: History, Revival, and Everyday Fit Starting With N
These are old-fashioned baby names that start with the letter N. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all old-fashioned baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nadine | From Nada | Female | French |
| Naomi | Pleasant | Female | Hebrew |
| Napoleon | Man From Naples. | Male | French |
| Nathaniel | God Has Given. One Of The 12 Biblical Apostles. | Male | Hebrew |
| Nell | Abbreviation Of Eleanor Shining Light. | Female | English |
| Nellie | Abbreviation Of Eleanor Shining Light. | Female | English |
| Nelson | Son Of Neil | Male | Celtic |
| Neville | New Village. | Male | English |
| Newton | From The New Farm | Male | English |
| Niles | People's Victory | Male | Finnish |
| Nora | Light | Female | Hebrew |
| Norman | From The North | Male | French |
| Norris | From The North. | Male | Scottish |
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