Boy Names That Mean N

Discover Boy names meaning N with origins and popularity.

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Coddy
A diminutive of Cuthbert, meaning 'famous, bright'.
English
Coenraad
Brave counselor.
Dutch
Coeus
Intelligence or intellect.
Greek
Cofahealh
Coffin-maker or maker of chests.
Anglo-saxon
Coffie
Born on a Friday.
Akan
Coffin
Coffin-maker or coffin.
English
Coghlan
Little narrow one or descendent of Coghlán.
Irish
Cohan
Descendent of Cohan or wise.
Irish
Cohen
Priest or descendant of the priest.
Hebrew
Cohwin
Friendly or well-loved companion.
English
Coigleach
Independent or free.
Irish
Coil
Distant or slender.
Irish
Coinleain
Little hound.
Irish
Coinneach
Handsome.
Scottish
Coire
Cauldron.
Irish
Coireail
Stripling.
Irish
Colah
Vine.
Arabic
Colar
The meaning of Colar is Reference to collar.
Irish
Colas
French form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
French
Colbert
Famous, bright, or renowned.
French
Colbery
Combination of Cole and Berry, referring to berries growing near charcoal bur...
English
Colbran
From the Old English elements 'col' meaning 'coal' and 'brun' meaning 'brown'...
English
Colbrant
Coal brand, referring to a blacksmith's mark.
English
Colden
From the surname, meaning 'cold valley' or 'cold hill'.
English
Cole
Cole means 'swarthy' or 'coal-black', derived from the Old English word 'col'.
English
Coleman
Swarthy or dark-skinned.
Irish
Colen
Young creature.
English
Coletun
From the dark town.
English
Colgate
Colgate is a habitational surname from a place in England, meaning 'Cola's ga...
English
Colhozeh
Unfortunately, there is no information available about the meaning of Colhozeh..
Hebrew
Coli
A Finnish diminutive of Nikolaus, meaning 'victory of the people'.
Finnish
Colie
Diminutive of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
English
Colier
Occupational name for a maker of collars or necklaces.
French
Colin
Young pup or cub, derived from the Gaelic word 'cailean'.
Gaelic
Colla
Means 'hazel' in Irish, referring to the hazel tree.
Irish
Collatinus
Derived from the Roman cognomen Collatinus, meaning 'of Collatia'.
Latin
Collens
Son of Collen.
Irish
Colley
Descendant of Collen (girl).
Irish
Collier
Occupational name for someone who made or worked with charcoal.
French
Collingwood
From a surname meaning 'wood of the colts' in Old English.
English
Collino
Diminutive of Nicola, meaning 'victory of the people'.
Italian
Collins
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Coileáin, meaning 'descendant of Coileán', ...
Irish
Collyer
Occupational surname for a coal miner or dealer.
English
Colman
Little dove, derived from the Irish name Colmán.
Irish
Colmcille
Dove of the church, from Old Irish columb 'dove' and cille 'church'.
Irish
Colon
Large Intestine.
Spanish
Colonel
A senior military officer.
English
Colosse
Colosseum, a large amphitheater in Rome.
French
Colquhoun
From the narrow sea.
Scottish
Colsan
Son of the victorious people.
Irish
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