Ne- baby names and what they mean, with 61 results. Ne- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names was at its highest during the years 1880-1889 (ADOPTION OF 1.7%) and is now much less (ADOPTION 0.23%, 86.7% LESS), with names such as Nelle falling out of fashion. Ney (TOP 6%) and Neary (4%) are conventional Ne- last names. Here is the list of Ne- names for boys.

Nea - Negida

Nea
Var. of Nia. Based on Gaelic, Swahili languages. "Lustrous; goal, purpose." Nea is a rarely occurring female name, occurring commonly (UPPER 88%) as a last name.

Neala, var. Neille, Neilla, Neile, Neila, Neale, Nealla
Derivative of Irish, Gaelic word. "Champion." Niala is a somewhat common birth name.

Nebraska
Derivative of Native American Indian. "Flat water." Not Top 2000 name.

Nebula
Derived fr. Latin word. "Mist." Uncommon, but Nebula is similar to common surnames Nikula (TOP 55%), Cebula (14%), which also end with -ula.

Nechama, var. Nehamah, Nechamit, Nechamah
Root fr. Hebrew language. "Comfort, solace." Unique. Nechama, Nehamah, etc. are not found in the US Census.

Neck
Form of Nixie. Source fr. Old German element. "Water sprite." Neca and Necka are creative forms. See also Nicky.

Nettie▼, Nekoel, Necole
Forms of Nicole. Source fr. Greek. "People of victory." Used somewhat frequently as birth names, Necole, Nettie, etc. are comparable to the common Hettie.

Neda, var. Nedi, Neddie, Nedda¹
Stems fr. Slavic language. "Born on Sunday." Somewhat popular as birth names, Neda, Nedda, etc. are similar to the conventional Nedra.

Nedda²
Source fr. Italian language. Nickname of Antonietta .. Nedda is seldom used as a birth name. See also Nada.

Nedra, var. Needra, Neddra
Root fr. Old German element. "Underground." Somewhat popular as baby names, Nedra, Neddra, etc. are similar to the common Neda.

Neecia
Var. of Nicia. Short form of nice names such .. Uncommon. Neecia, similar to Nicia, ends with the feminine -cia. See also Nessia.

Needia
Form of Nydia. Based on Latin language. "Nest." Needia is scantly used as a feminine name. See also Nedda.

Nelly, Nellie▼, Nella, Nell▼, Nela, Nelia, Nel, Neely, Neeltje, Neel
Var. of Cornelia. From Latin element. "Horn." Nellie (TOP 6%), Nelly (24%) and Nelia (54%) are familiar women's names, whereas Neel, Neeltje, Nel and Nela are unusual.

Neema
Source fr. Swahili element. "Born in prosperity." Rare as a baby name, but Neema is similar to the more conventional Seema. See also Neoma.

Nenna, Neina, Neneh, Nena, Neena¹, Neenah¹
Forms of Nina. Origin fr. Spanish, Hebrew words. "Little girl; great-granddaughter." Used somewhat widely as birth names, Neina, Neena, etc. are comparable to the popular Naima.

Neena², var. Neenah²
Source fr. Hindi element. "Pretty eyes." Neena and Neenah were not among 2018's Top names.

Neera
Form of Deyanira. Based on Spanish, Greek languages. "Devastating, capable of great destruction." Scarce as a children's name, but Neera is similar to the more conventional Meera. See also Veera.

Neesha
Var. of Nisha. Root fr. Hindi language. "Night." Unusual. Neesha, similar to Nesha, ends with the favored androgynous-sounding -sha. See also Neysa.

Nefertiti
Queen of Egypt around 1350 BC .. Nefertiti is not a Top 2000 name.

Negida
Var. of Nagida. Origin fr. Hebrew element. "Wealthy." Negida is unique as a birth name.