| Naam | fair; pleasant |
| Naamah | Naaman, beautiful; agreeable |
| Naarah | Naarai, young person |
| Naashon | that foretells; that conjectures |
| Nabal | fool; senseless |
| Naboth | words; prophecies |
| Nachon | ready; sure |
| Nachor | same as Nahor |
| Nadab | free and voluntary gift; prince |
| Nagge | clearness; brightness; light |
| Nahaliel | inheritance; valley of God |
| Nahallal | praised; bright |
| Naham | Nahamani, comforter; leader |
| Naharai | my nostrils; hot; anger |
| Nahash | snake; serpent |
| Nahath | rest; a leader |
| Nahbi | very secret |
| Nahor | hoarse; dry; hot |
| Nahshon | same as Naashon |
| Nahum | comforter; penitent |
| Nain | beauty; pleasantness |
| Naioth | beauties; habitations |
| Naomi | beautiful; agreeable |
| Naphish | the soul; he that rests, refreshes himself, or respires |
| Naphtali | that struggles or fights |
| Narcissus | astonishment; stupidity |
| Nason | helper; entry-way |
| Nathan | given; giving; rewarded |
| Nathanael | the gift of God |
| Nathan-melech | the gift of the king, or of counsel |
| Naum | same as Nahum |
| Nazareth | separated; crowned; sanctified |
| Nazarite | one chosen or set apart |
| Neah | moved; moving |
| Neapolis | the new city |
| Neariah | child of the Lord |
| Nebai | budding; speaking; prophesying |
| Nebaioth | words; prophecies; buds |
| Neballat | prophecy; budding |
| Nebat | that beholds |
| Nebo | that speaks or prophesies |
| Nebuchadnezzar | Nebuchadrezzar, tears and groans of judgment |
| Nebushasi_hahban | speech; prophecy; springing; flowing |
| Nebuzar-adan | fruits or prophecies of judgment |
| Necho | lame; beaten |
| Nedabiah | prince or vow of the Lord |
| Neginoth | stringed instruments |
| Nehelamite | dreamer; vale; brook |
| Nehemiah | consolation; repentance of the Lord |
| Nehum | comforter; penitent |
| Nehushta | made of brass |
| Nehushtan | a trifling thing of brass |
| Neiel | commotion, or moving, of God |
| Nekoda | painted; inconstant |
| Nemuel | the sleeping of God |
| Nepheg | weak; slacked |
| Nephish | same as Naphish |
| Nephishesim | diminished; torn in pieces |
| Nephthalim | same as Naphtali |
| Nephthoah | opening; open |
| Nephusim | same as Nephishesim |
| Ner | a lamp; new-tilled land |
| Nereus | same as Ner |
| Nergal | the great man; the hero |
| Nergal-sharezer | treasurer of Nergal |
| Neri | my light |
| Neriah | light; lamp of the Lord |
| Nethaneel | same as Nathanael |
| Nethaniah | the gift of the Lord |
| Nethinims | given or offered |
| Neziah | conqueror; strong |
| Nezib | standing-place |
| Nibhaz | budding; prophesying |
| Nibshan | prophecy; growing of a tooth |
| Nicanor | a conqueror; victorious |
| Nicodemus | victory of the people |
| Nicolas | same as Nicodemus |
| Nicolaitanes | followers of Nicolas |
| Nicopolis | the city of victory |
| Niger | black |
| Nimrah | Nimrim, leopard; bitterness; rebellion |
| Nimrod | rebellion (but probably an unknown Assyrian word) |
| Nimshi | rescued from danger |
| Nineveh | handsome; agreeable |
| Nisan | standard; miracle |
| Nisroch | flight; proof; temptation; delicate |
| No | stirring up; forbidding |
| Noadiah | witness, or ornament, of the Lord |
| Noah | repose; consolation |
| Noah | that quavers or totters (Zelophehad's daughter) |
| Nob | discourse; prophecy |
| Nobah | that barks or yelps |
| Nod | vagabond; fugitive |
| Nodab | vowing of his own accord |
| Noe | same as Noah |
| Nogah | brightness; clearness |
| Noha | rest; a guide |
| Non | posterity; a fish; eternal |
| Noph | honeycomb; anything that distills or drops |
| Nophah | fearful; binding |
| Nun | same as Non |
| Nymphas | spouse; bridegroom |