By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Greek
"island"
Jamaican
"messenger"
"traveler, voyager"
Hebrew
"plant; God has given"
Brazilian Portuguese, from Latin
Diminutive of Yaniv, Hebrew; Neville, English; or Nevin, Irish
"he will prosper; new town; holy"
Spanish place-name
"covered in snow"
Irish
"little saint"
French
"new town"
"holy"
Place-name
"our lady of the snows"
Hebrew, meaning unknown
Word name
English
"new building"
"new borough, new settlement"
English Surname
"newly come"
English variation of Neville
"new land"
Welsh
"new pond"
"newcomer"
English place-name
"new port"
"a small salamander"
Irish surname
"descendant of Niallán"
Brazilian invention
Spanish variation of Nathan, Hebrew
"given"
Chinese
African, Nigerian-Igbo
"blessing"
Vietnamese
"sleep"
Arabic
"lantern, beacon, light"
Romani
"stealthy"
"man of victory"
Spanish variation from Greek
"victory"
Spanish from Greek
Azerbaijani
"salvation, saving, delivery"