List of Herbs that Start with the Letter N
The letter N symbolizes newness, navigation, and natural flow carrying the energy of adaptability, creativity, and intuitive movement often from a place of exploration, and freedom. Herbs that begin with N are often associated with growth, renewal and resilience, helping you to release what no longer serves you and step into fresh opportunities.
This page lists herbs along with their magical uses, elemental, and planetary correspondences to support your spiritual and magical practices.
Correspondences for the Letter N
- Element: Air
- Planet: Mercury
- Number: 5
- Color: light orange, yellow
- Energy: namaste, naturality, navigation, necessary, needs, network, neutral, newness, nice, nirvana, noble, nomad, nourishment, nurture
- Keywords: adaptability, change, creativity, flexibility, freedom, fresh start, movement, quick thinking, renewal, transformation
An Asterisk (*) Denotes the herb is considered poisonous, toxic, or can cause skin irritations. Do Not Consume.
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This page will be receiving regular updates as I research more herbs to include. ~Athena
Letter N
Narcissus/Daffodil: calms vibrations/energy, connection to realms, freedom from the past, harmony, peace of mind, present moment awareness, reclaiming personal power, self-love, spiritual renewal, romantic love, tranquility. Water, Venus.Nasturtium: banishing prejudice, choosing your own reality, creativity, freedom, independence, protection, release of fear, supporting tolerance. Air, Mars.
Neroli: confidence, courage, happiness, joy, overcoming emotional blockages, soothes, uplifts the spirit. Water, Moon.
*Nettle (Stinging): avoiding danger, dispels darkness, exorcism, healing, keeping evil out of house, lust, protection, removes jealousy and envy, settles uncomfortable situations, strengthens will power. Fire, Mars.
Nutmeg: breaking hexes, clarity, confidence, emotional openness, faithfulness, health, luck, money, perception, perspective, prosperity, social interaction. Fire, Jupiter.
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Disclaimer:
Certain herbs and spices may be toxic, allergenic, or harmful if ingested, inhaled, or applied to the skin. Always research an herb’s safety and potential effects before use. Do not consume, burn, or apply any herbs unless you are certain they are safe for your intended purpose.
Herbs that are known to be poisonous or toxic are marked with an asterisk (*). We make every effort to identify and label known toxic herbs, but this is not a guarantee that every dangerous herb is marked.
The author of this collection does not provide medical advice or recommend any practices as a replacement for professional medical treatment of physical, emotional, or psychological conditions, either directly or indirectly. The intent of this resource is to offer general information to support your journey toward enhanced emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. If you choose to apply any information from these materials, the author and publisher assume no responsibility for your decisions or actions.