Baby Names by Meaning (Page 14)

Nkiruka means that to come is greater.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Nneka

Nneka means mother is greater.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Nokuthula

Nokuthula means peace or calm.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Nonhlanhla

Nonhlanhla means luck or good fortune.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Nora

A variant of Noraiz, meaning "The first ray of Sunlight".

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Nou

Nou means sun. It is a beloved and meaningful baby girl name of Hmong origin, representing positive qualities and ancestral roots

Usage: Hmong
Category: Hmong

Nthanda

Nthanda means star.

Usage: Tumbuka
Category: All

Nuray

Nuray means bright moon.

Usage: Turkish, Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Nurit

Nurit means buttercup (flower).

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Nusaybah

Nusaybah means one with a good lineage or nurturing.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Nwanneka

Nwanneka means sibling is greater.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Ochieng

Ochieng means born when the sun shines.

Usage: Luo
Category: All

Ogechukwukamma

Ogechukwukamma means God's time is greater.

Usage: Igbo (Rare)
Category: All

Ojigkwanong

Ojigkwanong means morning star.

Usage: Algonquin
Category: All

Okuhle

Okuhle means that which is beautiful or that which is good.

Usage: Zulu, Xhosa
Category: All

Olufunmilayo

Olufunmilayo means God gives me joy.

Usage: Yoruba
Category: All

Omar

A variant of Omarr, meaning "Derived from Omar, a great speaker".

Usage: Arabic, Bosnian, Kazakh, Malay, Bengali, English, Spanish, Italian
Category: Arabic

Omari

Omari means populous, flourishing, or full of life.

Usage: Swahili
Category: All

Onyekachi

Onyekachi means who is greater than God?.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Onyekachukwu

Onyekachukwu means who is greater than God?.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Orhan

Orhan means ruler of the city or great leader.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Osita

A variant of Ositadimma, meaning "it begins today to be good".

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Ositadimma

Ositadimma means it begins today to be good.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Osman

Osman means baby bustard.

Usage: Turkish, Kurdish, Albanian, Bosnian, Uyghur, Malay
Category: Kurdish

Othman

Othman means a brave person and the chosen one.

Usage: Arabic, Malay
Category: Arabic

Ousmane

Ousmane means baby bustard, wise, dragon cub, or powerful.

Usage: Western African
Category: All

Ömer Asaf

A variant of Omera, meaning "Life; Sheaf of wheat".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Ömür

Ömür means life.

Usage: Turkish, Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Õie

Õie means flower.

Usage: Estonian
Category: Estonian

Ōkuninushi

Ōkuninushi means master of the great country.

Usage: Japanese Mythology
Category: All Mythology

Pa

Pa means flower.

Usage: Hmong
Category: Hmong

Pace

Pace means peace.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Pacifico

Pacifico means peaceful and serene or peaceloving.

Usage: Italian
Category: Italian

Palash

Palash means flowering tree, a fruitful person, or flame of the forest.

Usage: Bengali
Category: Bengali

Palesa

Palesa means flower.

Usage: Sotho
Category: All

Pansy

Pansy means a beautiful flower or thought.

Usage: English
Category: English

Parveen

Parveen means cluster of stars.

Usage: Urdu, Hindi
Category: Pakistani

Parvina

Parvina means pleiades or shining star.

Usage: Tajik, Uzbek
Category: Tajik

Passang

Passang means good or excellent.

Usage: Tibetan, Bhutanese
Category: Tibetan

Pau

Pau means peace.

Usage: Catalan, Occitan
Category: Catalan

Peetu

Peetu means a nickname for Lord Shri Krishna. It is associated with Lord Krishna, representing love, joy, and divine play.

Usage: Finnish
Category: Finnish

Peony

Peony means a healing flower.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Petal

Petal means a part of a flower's blossom.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Petunia

Petunia means name of a trumpet shaped flower.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Phước

Phước means blessing, luck, fortune, or good.

Usage: Vietnamese
Category: Vietnamese

Phuong

Phuong means garland or bouquet (of flowers).

Usage: Khmer
Category: Khmer

Ping

Ping means even, level, or peaceful.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Prahlad

Prahlad means joy, pleasure, or delight.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Odia
Category: Bengali

Priidik

Priidik means estonian form of Frederick or peaceful ruler.

Usage: Estonian
Category: Estonian

Priit

Priit means short form of Priidik or peaceful ruler.

Usage: Estonian
Category: Estonian

Prosenjit

Prosenjit means the spreader of happiness and joy.

Usage: Bengali
Category: Bengali

Purnama

Purnama means full moon.

Usage: Indonesian
Category: Indonesian

Purnima

Purnima means full moon.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Kannada
Category: Bengali

Pushpa

Pushpa means flower.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Qamar

Qamar means moon.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Qasim

Qasim means one who divides goods among people.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Quanyş

Quanyş means joy.

Usage: Kazakh
Category: Kazakh

Radka

Radka means happy, peace, great, famous, or a feminine equivalent of Radko.

Usage: Czech, Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Radomir

Radomir means one who is peaceful.

Usage: Serbian, Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Radomír