Looking for names that mean Nick? We couldn't find the exact name Nick, but listed below are some first names meaning Nick or names similar to the word Nick.

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Ace  (English)
Unity; a Nickname Given to One Who Excels; Also an English Surname Meaning Noble

Algernon  (French)
With Whiskers, Bearded. in Norman Times, When Most Men Were Clean-shaven, This Nickname Was Given Two Mustache-wearing Companions of William the Conqueror, One of Whom Was William De Percy, Founder of

Algie  (French)
Diminutive of Algernon: With Whiskers, Bearded. in Norman Times, When Most Men Were Clean-shaven, This Nickname Was Given Two Mustache-wearing Companions of William the Conqueror

Algy  (French)
Diminutive of Algernon: With Whiskers, Bearded. in Norman Times, When Most Men Were Clean-shaven, This Nickname Was Given Two Mustache-wearing Companions of William the Conqueror

Anicka  (Czechoslovakian)
Czechoslovakian Form of Agnes

Annick  (Russian)
Gracious

Bela  (Hungarian)
Nickname for Albert 'Noble'

Berta  (English)
Variant of Bertha: from Old English Beorht Meaning Bright. in Use Since the Norman Conquest. in World War I a German Howitzer Was Nicknamed Big Bertha

Bertha  (English)
From Old English Beorht Meaning Bright. in Use Since the Norman Conquest. in World War I a German Howitzer Was Nicknamed Big Bertha

Bertha  (German)
From Old German Berhta Meaning Bright, Intelligent. Famous Bearer: in World War I a German Howitzer Was Nicknamed Big Bertha

Bill  (English)
Nickname for William 'Resolute Protector' Often Used As an Independent Name

Billie  (English)
Nickname for William 'Resolute Protector' Often Used As an Independent Name

Billie  (English)
Determination; Strength. A Nickname for William. Often Combined With Other Names - Billie-jean and Billie Jo

Billy  (English)
Nickname for William 'Resolute Protector' Often Used As an Independent Name

Blakely  (Scandinavian)
Nickname and Abbreviation Occasionally Used for Boys and for Girls

Bo  (Scandinavian)
Nickname and Abbreviation. Famous Bearer: Actress Bo Derek

Bo  (English)
Nickname Made Popular by Actress Bo Derek

Bo  (Scandinavian)
Nickname Made Popular by Actress Bo Derek

Bud  (English)
Derived from Bud, a Colloquial Term of Address Used in the United States; Short for Buddy, Meaning Friend. Common As a Nickname, But Less Common As a First Name. American Comedian Bud Abbott's Real Na

Buster  (English)
Derived from a Nickname Used in the United States, Occasionally Used As a First Name in Honour of American Silent Film Comic Actor Buster Keaton

Cameron  (Scottish)
Used As a Surname Originated from the Gaelic Nickname Cam Sron (Crooked Nose). Variations: Cam, Camey

Cameron  (Celtic)
Crooked Nose. Nickname of a Highland Chieftain With a Crooked Nose

Cameron  (Gaelic)
Crooked. from the Celtic Cameron Meaning Crooked Nose. Nickname of a Highland Chieftain With a Crooked Nose

Campbell  (Scottish)
Used As a Surname Originated from the Gaelic Nickname Cam Beul (Crooked Mouth). Variations: Cam,Camey

Chan  (Spanish)
Nickname for John

Charlie  (German)
Nickname for Charles,Charlotte

Charo  (Spanish)
Nickname for Rosario. Variant of Rosa

Charro  (Spanish)
Nickname for a Cowboy Particularly in Argentina

Coinneach  (Scottish)
Handsome, Comely; Derived from an Old Gaelic Nickname Meaning 'Handsome, Comely.' the Name is Anglicized As Canice and Kenneth

Dick  (English)
Rhyming Nickname from Medieval Times. Richard 'strong Ruler' Was Shortened to Rick Then Rhymed to Dick

Dom  (English)
Diminutive of Dominick: Lord

Dome  (English)
Diminutive of Dominick: Lord

Domek  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domenic  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domenico  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domicio  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domingo  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domingos  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Dominic  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Dominick  (Latin)
Belonging to God

Dominick  (Latin)
From Dominkus, Meaning 'Of the Lord'. Famous Bearer: St Dominic Founded the Dominican Order of Preaching Friars

Dominick  (English)
Lord

Dominik  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Dominique  (English)
Feminine Form of Dominick: Lord

Domo  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Domokos  (English)
Variant of Dominick: Lord

Dougal  (Irish)
From the Gaelic Dubhgall, Meaning Dark Stranger. Daugal Was the Nickname the Irish Gave to the Vikings

Dugald  (Irish)
Variant of Dougal: from the Gaelic Dubhgall, Meaning Dark Stranger. Daugal Was the Nickname the Irish Gave to the Vikings

Duke  (English)
The Royalty Title Used As Nickname or Given Name. Also an Abbreviation of Marmaduke. Famous Bearer: American Jazz Musician Duke Ellington

Dustee  (English)
Nickname

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