No- baby names and what they mean, with 29 results. No- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names is at its highest presently (USAGE OF 0.9%), except for names like Norma which have become somewhat outmoded. The more fashionable names for newborns in this list are Nova (#56), Nora (#30), Noelle (#228), Norah (#140) and Noa (#654), while Noren (TOP 11%) and Noga (10%) are popular No- last names. Here is the list of No- names for boys.

Noa - Norah

Noa▲
Origin fr. Hebrew. "Movement." Noa has gained in popularity as a birth name since 1880-1889.

Noemie, Noemi▲, Noami
Var. of Naomi. Derivative of Hebrew word. "Pleasant." Nohemi is also a slightly prominent baby name.

Noelani, var. Noe
Derived fr. Hawaiian word. "Mist of heaven." Popular, and Noelani is similar to common last names Nathani (UPPER 67%), Noorani (25%), which also end with -ani.

Noelle▲, var. Nowell, Noweleen, Nowel, Noelynn, Noella, Noelleen, Noell, Noeliz, Noeline, Noeleen, Noelene, Noele, Noela, Noel▲
Derived fr. Old French language. "Christmas." Common, with usage of 0.101% for Noelle, Noelene, etc. as girls' names in 2018, higher than 0.097% a year ago.

Nokomis
Root fr. Native American Indian language. "Daughter of the moon; grandmother." Not widespread. Nokomis is not listed in the US Demographics.

Nola¹, var. Nowla
Short form of Fionnula (Irish, Gaelic) .. Popular as birth names, Nola and Nowla are comparable to the familiar Nila.

Noola, Nola²
Var. of Nuala. Short form of Fionnula (Irish, Gaelic) .. Usage of Nola and Noola as baby names in 2018 was up 23.2% compared to the year before.

Nola³
Form of Fionnula. Root fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "White shoulder." A common baby name (#644 IN 2018) that is also used somewhat frequently as a surname. See also Neola.

Nola⁴
Var. of Magnolia. Nature name .. Nola is a Top 2000 baby name. See also Nel.

Nolan, var. Nollan, Nolynn, Nolin, Nolene, Nolanda, Nolen, Noland, Nolana
Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Champion." Nowlan (TOP 17%), Nosan (90%) are familiar last names.

Nona¹▼, var. Nonnah, Nonna, Nonie¹, Noni, Nonah
From Latin element. "Ninth." Usage of Nonah and forms was common a century ago.

Nonie², Nona²▼
Forms of Anne. Derived fr. Hebrew. "He (God) has favored me." Somewhat popular as birth names, Nona and Nonie are similar to the common Tonie.

Nona³▼
Form of Anonna. Source fr. Latin word. Name of the Roman goddess of .. Less widespread today. Nona last appeared in 1970-1979 in the Top 2000. See also Nina.

Nora¹▲, Nonnie¹
Var. of Helen. From Greek word. "Sun ray." Nora is found often (TOP 14%) as a surname.

Norina¹, Norah¹▲, Nore, Nora²▲, Nonnie²
Forms of Eleanor. From Old French, Old German languages. "Other, foreign." Nonnie, Nora and Norah are more prevalent as girls' names compared to Nore, Norina.

Noura, Nour, Noor▲
Forms of Nura. Derivative of Arabic, Aramaic languages. "Light." Noor and Nour are more familiar as baby names compared to Noura.

Norry¹, Norine, Norina², Norah²▲, Nora³▲
Var. of Honor. Stems fr. Latin element. "Woman of honor." Nora (UPPER 14%), Norah (63%) and Norine (71%) exist often as surnames.

Norah³▲, Nora⁴▲
Var. of Annora. Derivative of Latin. "Honor." Adoption of Nora and Norah as girls' names in 2018 was a lot more than the previous decade.

Nora⁵▲, var. Norry², Norissa, Norelle, Norella, Noora, Norah⁴▲, Nonie³
Origin fr. English, Greek, Latin elements. "Light; woman of honor." Nora (UPPER 6%) and Norah (69%) are commonplace as feminine names.

Norah⁵▲
Var. of Leonora. Origin fr. Greek language. "Compassion; light." Norah is a commonly occurring (TOP 69%) female name, and is found commonly (TOP 63%) as a last name. See also Nura.