Family name Näf (Näf 
, Неф 
, נף 
) , throughout the world, is a rare cognomen. The last name Näf is habitual in Switzerland, where it is quite a rare surname, Sweden, where it is a rare surname, and Kazakhstan, where it is a very rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Switzerland, the United States, and Sweden. Much less frequently, Näf is the forename as well as the last name.
| peter näf, justiciar of westrogothia (1200-1253) (b. 1199) |
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| björn näf Swedish politician, SE (b. 1250) |
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| peter eskilsson näf (b. 1250) |
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| adam näf (1495-1571), CH (b. 1495) |
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| jacob näf (b. 1550) |
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| christian näf CH (b. 1742) |
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| johann kaspar näf (b. 1760) |
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| hans rudolf näf (b. 1788) |
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| hans konrad näf CH (b. 1789) |
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| conrad näf (b. 1790) |
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| conrad näf (b. 1810) |
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| jonas näf (1826-1867), CH (b. 1826) |
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| johann baptist näf (1827-1911), CH (b. 1827) |
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| johann jakob näf (b. 1817) |
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| naphthali näf (b. 1818) |
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Max, Eric, Hans, Iris, Maria, Marco, Sarah, Simon, Sonja, Alice, Alain, Anita, Armin, Bruno, Karin, Kevin, Peter, Ralph, Ronny, Roger, René, Ruedi, Nora, Timo, Joel, Luca, Mia, Bea, Pia, Res, Jan, Edi, Urs, Marc, Mike, Sara, Dario, Alex, Anja, Beat, Kurt, Rolf, Remo, Reto, Riad, Ruth, Dipl, Gabi, Andi, and David