By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Greek
"new man"
Babylonian mythology name
Ancient Egyptian
"Lord of the sun of Horus"
Hebrew, Babylonian
"Nabu protect my eldest son"
Latin
"mist"
Variation of Nico, Italian diminutive of Nicholas, Greek
"people of victory"
"of nectar"
Welsh diminutive of Edward
"wealthy guardian"
Variation of Neil, Scottish, Diminutive of Cornelius, Dutch, Sanskrit
"cloud; horn; sapphire blue"
German, English
Short form of Cornelius, Neal, or McNeilly
"horn; cloud; son of the poet"
Hindi
"rule"
Hindi, Sanskrit
"water, liquid"
"waterlily, lotus flower"
Irish
"son of Naois"
Egyptian, meaning uncertain
Amharic
"he will wear a crown"
Hebrew
"comforted by God"
"canal"
Spanish variation of Nathan, Hebrew
"given"
Diminutive of Jernej, Slovene
"son of the furrow"
Japanese
"screw"
"marked"
Latin, diminutive of Cornelius
Short form of Antonello or Brunello, Italian
"protection; from Antium"
English, diminutive of Cornelius, Cornell, Nelson
Spanish, diminutive of Daniel
Norwegian and Swedish variation of Nicholas
English
"son of Neil"
Spanish
"justice"
Hindi, Hebrew
"rim of a wheel; comforted by God"
"nobody"
Kurmanji Kurdish
"Mount Nemrut; grim, dark"
Egyptian
"ancient waters"
Historical
"New"
Cornish saint's name
Roman god of the sea, freshwater springs, and horses.
Italian and Spanish form of Nereus, Ancient Greek
"water"
Greek mythology name
"my candle"
"light of Jehovah"
"stern"
Literary name, Czech
"bad-tempered"
"land or river bend shaped like a nose"
