Russian Girl Baby Names That Start With N

50 Russian girl names starting with N, the most popular first, each with its meaning. Popular picks include Nastenka (A Russian pet form of Anastasia (via Nastya), from the Greek…), Nika (victory, bringing triumph) and Nadia (A short form of the Russian Nadezhda, meaning 'hope'). Tap any name for its full meaning, origin, numerology and similar names.

• NastenkaA Russian pet form of Anastasia (via Nastya), from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection).
• Nikavictory, bringing triumph; the Russian short form of Veronika or directly from Greek…
• NadiaA short form of the Russian Nadezhda, meaning 'hope'.
• NinaA Russian short form of names such as Antonina, also linked to Anna (Hebrew 'grace').…
• Nadezhdahope; from Russian Надежда (Nadezhda "hope"); honours Saint Nadezhda, the second of…
• NikithaA South Indian spelling of Nikita, from the Russian Nikita and the Greek 'niketes'…
• NushkaA short form of Anushka, the Russian pet form of Anna (Hebrew 'grace'), a name widely…
• NikeetaA variant of Nikita, borrowed from the Russian Nikita, from the Greek 'niketes'…
• Natashabirth day, Christmas day; the Russian short form of Natalia (from Latin Natalis…
• NatalyaThe Russian form of Natalia, from the Latin 'natale domini' (birthday of the Lord) -…
• NastiaA pet form of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - one who rises again.
• Natalyborn on Christmas; a Russian/Latin American variant spelling of Natalie (from Latin…
• NakitaA variant of Nikita, from the Greek 'aniketos' (unconquered) - used chiefly as a…
• NadyaA Russian short form of Nadezhda, from the Slavic for 'hope'.
• NyuraA Russian diminutive of Anna, from the Hebrew 'channah', 'grace, favour' - the…
• NastasiaA short form of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - one who rises…
• NastashiaA variant of Natasha/Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - she who is…
• NatoshaA variant of Natasha, the Russian diminutive of Natalya, from the Latin 'natale…
• NatishaA variant of Natasha, the Russian pet form of Natalia, from the Latin 'natale domini'…
• NateshaA variant of Natasha, the Russian pet form of Natalya, from the Latin 'natale domini'…
• NastasyaA Russian form of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - one who rises…
• NatassiaA variant of Natasha or Nastassia, Russian forms of Anastasia, from the Greek…
• NatashyaA variant of Natasha, the Russian form of Natalia, from the Latin 'natalis'…
• NataA short form of Natalia or Natasha, used in Slavic countries and Georgia, from the…
• NinelA Soviet-era Russian name formed by spelling 'Lenin' backwards, given in honour of the…
• NastyaA Russian diminutive of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - one who…
• NitashaAn Indian variant of Natasha, the Russian pet form of Natalia, from the Latin 'natale…
• NadegeThe French form (Nadège) of the Russian Nadezhda, 'hope'.
• NadejaA variant of Nadezhda, from the Slavic 'nadezhda', 'hope' - one of the three virtues…
• NatashiaA variant spelling of Natasha, the Russian pet form of Natalya, from the Latin 'natale…
• NardiaA name used mainly in Australia, likely a variant of Nadia (Russian 'hope'), perhaps…
• NataliaFrom the Latin 'natalis (dies)', 'birthday' - traditionally a girl born on Christmas Day.
• NatasiaA variant of Natasha/Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - she who is…
• NastassiaA variant of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis', 'resurrection' - one who is born…
• NadinA variant of Nadine, the French form of Russian Nadia (from Nadezhda), meaning 'hope'.
• NatasjaThe Dutch and Danish form of Natasha, from the Latin 'natale domini' (birthday of the…
• NataschaThe German form of Natasha, a Russian pet form of Natalya, from the Latin 'natale…
• NastassjaA German spelling of the Russian Nastasya, short for Anastasia, from the Greek…
• NelliA Finnish and Russian diminutive of Helena or Eleanor, from the Greek Helene, often…
• NadineHope; the hopeful one — French feminine of Russian Nadya
• NadeenA variant of Nadine, the French form of Russian Nadia (from Nadezhda), meaning 'hope'.
• NataliA variant of Natalie, from the Latin 'natalis (dies)', 'birthday' - traditionally one…
• NonnaFrom the Late Latin 'nonna' (nun, elder woman) - Saint Nonna was the mother of Gregory…
• NadyneA variant of Nadine, the French form of Russian Nadia (from Nadezhda), meaning 'hope'.
• NadinaAn elaborated form of Nadia, from the Slavic 'nadezhda' - hope.
• NikkitaA variant spelling of Nikita, from the Greek 'Niketas' (victorious); a boy's name in…
• NadejdaA Romanian/Bulgarian spelling of Nadezhda, from the Slavic 'nadezhda', 'hope'.
• NadeneA variant of Nadine, the French form of the Russian Nadezhda, 'hope'.
• NatachaThe French form of Natasha, from the Latin 'natale domini' (birthday of the Lord) -…
• NathachaA French spelling of Natasha, the Russian diminutive of Natalya, from the Latin…