| Nishkama | Acting without selfish motives. |
| Nishok | Filled with happiness; Happy |
| Nishtha | Devotion; Determination; Faith |
| Nissim | Unbounded; Wonders |
| Nita | Bear (Choctaw); Dim. of JUANITA; God Is Giving; Grace; Moral; Moral, faithful; Serious; Well behaved |
| Nitara | Deep rooted; Eeply rooted; Having Deep Roots |
| Niteesh | God of Law; God of law; well versed in law; God of law, one well versed in law |
| Nitesh | Heartbeat Of The Earth; Master of the right path |
| Nitha | One who is pure and steady. |
| Nithik | Master of justice |
| Nithilam | Beautiful like Pearl; See Nithila; Another spelling: Nitilam; Pure like the pearl |
| Nithilan | Brilliant like a pearl |
| Niti | Ethics; Morality; Onesty; Principles |
| Nitima | Girl of principles |
| Nitin | Master of the right path; New |
| Nitis | A person of sound principles |
| Nitish | Lord Krishnas name.; Master of the right path |
| Nittawosew | She is not sterile (Algonquin) |
| Nituna | It means a new or fresh start. |
| Nitya | Constant; Eternal; An eternal beauty; Goddess Parvati, ever, present |
| Nityagopal | It means eternal Krishna. |
| Nityanand | Perennially happy |
| Nityananda | Lord Krishna; always happy |
| Nityapriya | Always loved and cherished. |
| Nityasundar | Ever good-looking; Forever good looking |
| Nivedita | Offered to God; One dedicated to service; One dedicated to service, of god; Surrendered; Surrendered: Offered to God |
| Nivriti | Bliss found in inner tranquility. |
| Nivritti | The path of renouncing the world. |
| Nivrutti | Separation from world; Separated from world |
| Nixkamich | Grandfather (Algonquin) |
| Niyath | A person who is constant. |
| Niyati | Destiny; Fate; Fortune, fate, supreme, power |
| Niyol | One who is very creative. |
| Nkosi | A Zulu word meaning the king. |
| Nodin | A name meaning the blowing of wind. |
| Nokomis | Grandmother (Chippewa) |
| Nona | Born ninth. Traditionally given to the ninth child in a large family.; Ninth |
| Nooh | A Prophets name; Variant of Nuh: The Biblical Noah is the English language equivalent. |
| Noopur | An anklet worn for traditional dance. |
| Noor | Light; Light; Angel |