Napoleon m (Am.) < F. Napoléon.
Napoléon m (F.) < It. Napoleone. Napoléon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was emperor of French (ruled 1804-1815), famous for his many wars and victories.
Napoleón m (Sp.) < F. Napoléon.
Napoleone m (It.) The second element (-leone) is from It. leone lion. See Leo.
Natal m (Sp.) < L. Natalis.
Natalia f (L., Sp., It., Pol., Rus., Bul.) feminine form of Natalis.
Natalie f (F., E., G.) < L. Natalia.
Natalis m (L.) abridged of Natalis Domini Lord's Birthday (Christmas).
Natasha f (Rus.) (Íàòàøà) pet form of Natalia.
Nathalie f (F.) variant of Natalie.
Natale m (It.) < L. Natalis.
Natalino m (It.) diminutive of Natale.
Natividad f (Sp.) Christmas < L. nativitas, -atis birth.
Neva f (Am.) shortened form of Nevada.
Nevada f (Sp., Am.) < Sp. nevado snowy < L. nivatus < nix, nivis snow.
Nimbus m (L.) a luminous cloud about a god when on earth, akin to L. nebula cloud.
Noël m (F.) < L. Natalis.
Noel m (E.) < F. Noël.
Noelia, Noella or Noelle f (Am.) feminine form of Noel.
Noëlle f (F.) feminine form of Noël.
Nona f (L., Sp., It., E., Rus., Bul.) ninth < nonus nine; the name was originally given to the ninth child born.
Nora f (Sp., It., E., Pol., Rus., Bul.) abridged form of L. honor honor.
Norah f (Am.) misspelled variant of Nora.
Noreen or Norene f (E.) pet form of Nora.
Norma f (It.) obviously < L. norma carpenter's square, standard, pattern; the name was introduced by Felice Romani, the opera writer.
Nova f (L., Am.) < L. novus new.
Novella f (Am.) < L. novellus, diminutive of novus new.
Numbers mf (Am.) ME. nombres <
OF. nombres < L. numeri numbers,
name of a Biblical book.