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Displayed on this page are N- names 61 to 80. Within these names, Nicholas (English and French) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #20 and a usage of 0.6482%, and it was followed by Nickolas (English), Nico (German and English), Nick (English), and Nestor (German) in descending order; among the rare N- names are the Italian Nerio, the English and German Nero, the Italian Nestore, the Portuguese Netuno, the Irish Nevan, Nevin, the Italian Nevio, the Irish Niall, the English Nic, the Italian Niccolò, the German Nicki, the German and Scandinavian Nicklas, the English Nicklaus, Nicky, and the German Niclaus.
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Nerio ... used chiefly in Italian and it is ... variant form of Nereus ... not popular as a baby boy name ... Nero ... black, dark ... mainly used in English and German ... of Latin origin ... not in the top 1000 names ... Nestor Nestore ... he who remembers ... origin is Old Greek, and its use, Italian ... variant of Nestor ... Netuno ... wet, water ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... variant of Neptune ... Nevan ... little saint, little ... largely used in Irish and its origin is ... variant of Naomhan ... Nevin Nevio ... fault, spotted, birth ... an Italian name of Latin origin ... first name is derived from the Roman family ... Niall ... champion, cloud, passionate ... largely used in the Irish language and ... form of Neil ... Nic ... victory of the people ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... form of Nicholas ... Niccolò ... victory of the people ... used predominantly in the Italian ... form of Nicholas ... Nicholas Nick Nicki ... victory of the people ... largely used in the German language and ... form of Nikolaus ... Nicklas ... victory of the people ... used predominantly in the German and ... derived from Old Greek origins ... Nicklaus Nickolas Nicky Niclaus ... victory of the people ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is used ... variant of Nicholas ... Nico |
... little saint, little ... used predominantly in Irish and it is ... variant form of Naomhan ... 
... victory of the people ... of Old Greek origin and it is used ... variant form of Nicholas ... 
... victory of the people ... largely used in the English language and ... form of Nicholas ... 