The letter “ñ” is very special, very few words contain this type of letter and practically in Spain its sound has been maintained. Italy, France and Portugal were some of the countries that used this letter, but its phoneme has been replaced by others of equal similarity.
That is why we cannot find many names that contain the letter “ñ” and much more if it has to be by its initial. Basque names, due to their sonority, are the ones that most contain this grapheme, so it has not been difficult to find all these names in this language.
Names with "ñ" for girls
We start the list of names that begin with ñ with a list of names for girls that you are going to love.
- Begoña: of Basque origin that means "place on the highest hill". They are noble, simple, seductive and hardworking people.
- Garbiñe: it is of Basque origin which means "clean", "pure". He has a very fighting spirit and successfully completes all his personal and work projects.
- dene: of vase origin that means "annunciation".
- Marine: it is of Latin origin which means "white as snow".
- Brittany: of English origin and from the word Brittany.
- Carmiña: of Hebrew origin that means "the one of the field". They are very strong and determined people, full of vitality.
- Karine: comes from the name Carina which means "beloved woman".
- Mine: of Asturian origin and from Herinia.
- Zuriñe: of Basque origin that means "the white woman". She is a very active woman, passionate about healthy life and very creative.
- Albine: of Basque origin, its meaning is "white". They are creative, impulsive women with great emotional stability.
- alona: of Basque origin that comes from one of the peaks of the Aizkorri massif.
- Andurina: of Galician origin that means "swallow".
- Benardine: of Basque origin that means "brave person".
- Benine: of Basque origin which means "willing to do good".
- ñeca: derived from the Italian of names like Virginia or Herminia.
- Sabine: of Basque origin that comes from Sabina, comes from the Italic peoples of “the Sabines”. They are authoritarian, inflexible people who like to shine.
- Sign: of Basque origin that means "innocent".
- Zuriñe: of Basque origin that means "albino", "dawn" or "snow".
- add: of Basque origin, it comes from the Basque word adine which means “age”.
- Path: of Celtic origin derived from the word "way".
- Doronu: of Basque origin that refers to the town of Uda.
- ekine: name of Basque origin that refers to the sun.
- Garaine: of Basque origin that comes from the name Victoria. They are sensitive and generous people, for which they are very loved and admired.
- Inake: of Basque origin that means “strong of feelings”.
- Kispine: of Basque origin that derives from the Spanish name “Piedad”.
- Neves: of Latin origin that means "white as snow".
- Oña: of Basque origin that means "strong person".
- Pain: comes from the province of Huesca, in honor of the Virgen de la Peña.
- Warp: of Basque origin that means "white-haired woman".
- saturnine: of Basque origin that comes from Saturnina, it mentions the planet Saturn.
- urtsine: of Basque and natural origin from the name Ursina and Úrsula, which means "little bear"
Names with "ñ" for boy
Names for boys that contain the letter "ñ" are appellative with character and personality. They provide a special sound and are very endearing so that you can choose one of them for your child. There is not a great choice to be able to find many names that contain this special sound, but those of Guaraní, Basque origin and some even derived as a diminutive of other names can be offered.
- ñel: name derived from Daniel.
- Ereno: of Basque origin that comes from the name of a town in Vizcaya.
- Iñaki: of Basque origin, derived from the word Ignacio which means "bearer of fire". They are artistic people, with good humor and very dedicated in love.
- doll: of Basque origin that means "summit" or "hill".
- Iñigo: of Basque origin that means "place located on a mountainous slope". Their personality is strong, they resolve the most difficult scenes with temperament because they are great thinkers.
- Nasaindy: of Guaraní origin, which means "glow of the moon".
- Elder brother: of American origin, its name is attributed to the affectionate expression of a brother.
- Paulino: comes from the name Paulo and Pablo, which means “the little one”. They are people with great expressiveness to speak or write, since they are lucid and very intellectual.
- onatz: of Basque origin and is called the same as a town in the province of Guipúzcoa.
- Fena: name derived from Daniel and its meaning is "God is my judge."
- Rhea: of Guaraní origin. It comes from the name of an animal similar to the ostrich.
- Beñat: of Basque origin and derived from the name "Bernardo" which means "strong bear". It corresponds to very emotional people, transcendental with the cultured and with overflowing thoughts.
- Ñanduva: of Guaraní origin, which means "the one who feels".
- Nimo: derived from the name Jerónimo which means "holy name".
- Nuno: of Latin origin and derived from the surname Núñez which means "ninth".
- baby: derived from the name Bernardo which means "strong bear" which gives it that bold personality.
