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337–360 of 433 names

Noah

Boy

Hebrew · English: NOH-uh; /ˈnoʊ.ə/ (US), /ˈnəʊ.ə/ (UK). Two syllables, stress on the first.

Rest; repose.
ModernGentle

Noel

Boy

French · French Noël: /nɔ.ɛl/, two syllables. English Noel: /noʊl/ (rhymes with whole) or /ˈnoʊ.əl/.

‘Christmas’, from French Noël.
TraditionalWarm

Nolan

Boy

Irish · English: /ˈnoʊ.lən/; French: /no.lan/.

‘Descendant of Nuallán’, through the Irish surname.
ModernGentle

Noor

Unisex

Arabic · Arabic: /ˈnuːr/; Dutch: /ˈnoːr/

“Light” in Arabic; also a Dutch short form of Eleonora.
Simple and sweetBrightMinimal

Nora

Girl

Latin · English /ˈnɔːrə/; Arabic /ˈnuːra/

Honor through Honora; uncertain through Eleanor; light in the Arabic name
ClassicGentle

Nova

Girl

Latin · /ˈnoʊvə/ (English)

New; the new one
ModernCelestial

Nuriddin

Boy

Arabic · Arabic source form Nur ad-Din: /nuː.rud.ˈdiːn/.

Light of the faith.
TraditionalBright

Octavio

Boy

Latin · Spanish: [okˈtaβjo], approximately ok-TAH-byoh

Eighth
ClassicElegant

Oliver

Boy

French · British English /ˈɒl.ɪ.və/

Often associated with the olive tree; its original meaning is disputed.
ClassicFriendly

Olivia

Girl

Latin · /əˈlɪviə/; also /oʊˈlɪviə/ in English

Olive or olive tree.
ClassicGentleMusical

Omar

Boy

Arabic · Arabic /ˈʕu.mar/; Egyptian Arabic /ˈʕo.mar/.

Associated with long life and flourishing.
TraditionalWarm

Onni

Boy

Finnish · Finnish /ˈonːi/; two syllables, first stress and a longer n sound.

“Happiness” or “good fortune”.
Simple and sweetBright

Oskar

Boy

German · German /ˈɔs.kaʁ/

Possibly ‘deer friend’; a separate Germanic explanation connects it with ‘god’ and ‘spear’.
VintageBold

Ossama

Boy

Arabic · Arabic: /ʔuˈsaːma/

“Lion”.
TraditionalStrong

Owen

Boy

Welsh · English /ˈoʊɪn/, first syllable stressed

Traditionally “well-born”; older derivation uncertain
ClassicWarm

Paisley

Girl

Scottish · English /ˈpeɪzli/, with stress on the first syllable.

From the Scottish place name Paisley; possibly linked at a deeper level to ‘church’.
ModernBright

Parker

Unisex

English · English: /ˈpɑɹ.kəɹ/ (US); /ˈpɑː.kə/ (non-rhotic British)

Keeper of a park, originally a hunting park.
ModernStrong

Paul

Boy

Latin · English: /pɔːl/; German: /paʊ̯l/; French: /pɔl/.

Small; little.
ClassicGrounded

Paula

Girl

Latin · English /ˈpɔl.ə/; German /ˈpaʊ̯.la/; Spanish /ˈpau̯.la/.

Small or little.
ClassicWarm

Paulina

Girl

Latin · Spanish /pau̯ˈlina/; English /pɔˈlinə/

Small; the little one
ClassicGraceful

Penelope

Girl

Greek · English /pə.ˈnɛl.ə.pi/

Uncertain; proposed links include a kind of bird and Greek weaving vocabulary.
ClassicLyricalMythic

Philippa

Girl

Greek · British English: /ˈfɪ.lɪ.pə/; American English: /fɪˈlɪpə/

“Friend of horses” or “lover of horses”.
ClassicElegant

Poppy

Girl

English · British English /ˈpɒpi/; American English /ˈpɑːpi/. Two syllables, with stress on the first.

Poppy, the flower.
Nature-inspiredBright

Qamar

Unisex

Arabic · /ˈqa.mar/ · qa-mar

Moon.
Nature-inspiredCelestial

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