No (Biblical)
Stirring Up, Forbidding
No'maan (Muslim)
Variant of Nu'Man: Blood. Old Arabic Name
Noadiah (Biblical)
Witness, or Ornament, of the Lord
Noah (Hebrew)
Comfort; Long-lived; Repose. in the Bible, Noah Built the Ark, Allowing His Family and a Male/Female Pair of Every Species of Animal to Survive the Flood
Noam (Hebrew)
Friendship
Nob (Biblical)
Discourse, Prophecy
Nobah (Biblical)
That Barks or Yelps
Nod (Biblical)
'Vagabond, Fugitive'
Nodab (Biblical)
Vowing of His Own Accord
Nodens (Anglo Saxon)
A British God
Nodin (American)
The Wind
Nodons (Anglo Saxon)
A British God
Noe (Hebrew)
Comfort
Noel (French)
Born at Christmas (Nowell)
Noelani (Hawaiian)
Beautiful One from Heaven
Noell (French)
Birthday. Feminine of Noel. Commonly Refers to Christ's Birth and Christmas Festival
Nogah (Biblical)
Brightness, Clearness
Noha (Biblical)
Rest, a Guide
Nolan (Gaelic)
Famous (Noland)
Nolen (Irish)
Renowned; Noble
Nolyn (Irish)
Renowned; Noble
Non (Biblical)
Posterity, a Fish, Eternal
Nooh (Muslim)
Variant of Nuh: the Biblical Noah is the English Language Equivalent
Noor (Islamic)
Light
Noori (Muslim)
Variant of Nuri: Shining
Nooruddeen (Muslim)
Variant of Nuruddin: Brightness of the Faith
Noorudeen (Muslim)
Variant of Nuruddin: Brightness of the Faith
Nootau (Native American)
Fire (Algonquin)
Noph (Biblical)
Honeycomb, Anything That Distills or Drops
Nophah (Biblical)
Fearful, Binding
Norcross (English)
From the North Cross Roads
Norfolk (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Vi, Part Iii' and 'King Henry Viii' Duke of Norfolk. 'King Henry Iv, Part ' Lord Mowbray, Retainer of Northumberland. 'King Richard the Second' Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk. 'King Richa
Noriyuki (Japanese)
Example of Happiness
Norm (French)
From the North
Norman (French)
From the North
Norris (French)
Caretaker; Nurse. Most Often Found As a Surname
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Additional Names
Noah
(Hebrew)