| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
| Nelida | Variant of Eleanor: shining light. | F | Spanish |
| Nelka | Stone. | F | Polish |
| Nell | Stone | F | Greek |
| Nella | Abbreviation of Eleanor 'shining light. '. | F | English |
| Nellie | From HELEN | F | English |
| Nellis | Light | F | Greek |
| Nellwyn | Bright friend. | F | English |
| Nelly | Stone | F | Greek |
| Nelma | Light. | F | Greek |
| Nels | Chief. | M | Celtic |
| Nelson | Son of Neal | M | English |
| Nelwin | Bright friend. | F | English |
| Nelwina | Bright friend. | F | English |
| Nelwyna | Bright friend. | F | English |
| Nemausus | Mythical god of Nimes. | M | Celtic |
| Nemesio | Nemesis/ God of Vengeance | M | Spanish |
| Nemesis | Goddess of vengeance. | F | Greek |
| Nemesus | Just. | M | Latin |
| Nemo | glen/ glade | M | Greek |
| Nemos | From the glen. | M | Greek |
| Nemuel | The sleeping of God | M | Biblical |
| Nen | Ancient Waters | M | Egyptian |
| Nenet | Goddess of the Deep | F | Arabic |
| Nentres | Name of a king. | M | Arthurian Legend |
| Neo | New | E | American |
| Neola | New | F | Greek |
| Neoma | New moon. | F | Greek |
| Neomea | New moon. | F | Greek |
| Neomenia | New moon. | F | Greek |
| Neomi | Pleasant. | F | Hebrew |
| Neomia | New moon. | F | Greek |
| Neon | Strong. | M | Latin |
| Neona | New Moon | F | Greek |
| Neorah | Light | F | Hebrew |
| Neotolemus | Son of Achilles. | M | Greek |
| Nepheg | Weak/ slacked. | M | Biblical |
| Nephele | The cloud Hera made by Zeus that birthed the Centaurs. | F | Greek |
| Nephish | The soul; he that rests; refreshes himself; or respires | M | Biblical |
| Nephishesim | Diminished/ torn in pieces. | F | Biblical |
| Nephthalim | That struggles or fights. | F | Biblical |
| Nephthoah | Opening/ open. | E | Biblical |
| Nephthys | Mythical nature goddess daughter of Nut and Geb. | F | Egyptian |
| Nephusim | Diminished/ torn in pieces. | F | Biblical |
| Neptune | God of water. | M | Latin |
| Neptunine | Thetis's surname. | F | Latin |
| Ner | A lamp/ new-tilled land. | M | Biblical |
| Nerea | Mine. | F | Basque |
| Nereida | Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas. | F | Greek |
| Nereus | A lamp/ new-tilled land. | M | Biblical |
| Nereyda | Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus. In Greek mythology the Nereids were mermaids and deities of the seas. | F | Greek |