| 1. | NADEZHDA | From Russian name Nadezhda "hope" which corresponds to Greek Elpis. The diminutive form is Nadya. |
| 2. | NAIRA | Is a new name, which appeared in 1920s as the female variant of the name Nairi. It is a spread name now. |
| 3. | NAIREH | Is a new name, which is the female variant of the name Nairi (as well as Naira). It is used independently. |
| 4. | NAKHSHUN | From Armenian nakhshun "with nice tracery", "decorated" which was spread in XV-XVIII c. Now it is a rare name which is met in Gharabagh, Zangezur, Shirak. The short forms are Nkhshun, Nakhsho. … 0.2 KB |
| 5. | NANEH | Was the name of an Old Armenian goddess (the pagan temple after Naneh was mentioned by the historian Agatangeghos) which is the same Shumer-Assyrian goddess Nana or Nina worshiped also in Asia… 0.2 KB |
| 6. | NARA | Is a new name, which is the short form of the name Gyulnara or Narineh. It is spread now. |
| 7. | NARGIZ(Nargis) | From Greek narkissos "narcissus" flower name. As a name it is in use since VII c. till now. We also have the surname Nargizyan. |
| 8. | NARINEH | Is a new name, which consists of nar and ineh female suffix (like Karineh, Marineh, Zarineh). The root nar in Arm has two origins - Persian, meaning "pomegranate" and Arabian "fire" i.e.… 0.2 KB |
| 9. | NATALYA | From Russian name Natalya which came in XIX c. It comes from Latin natalis "dear". The short and diminutive forms are Natasha, Talya, Natal, Nato (in Georgia). |
| 10. | NAZ | From Persian naz "airs and graces", "coquetry" which is the short form of the Arm names Nazeli, Nazlu which are in use now. Naz is also the short form of the name Salvinaz. It is a rare name… 0.2 KB |
