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Horus-name
Hr n(j)-nTr
Horus, Ninetjer ("Horus, the one of the god")
Nebti-name
nb.tj n(j)-nTr
Nebti Ninetjer ("Nebti, the one of the god")
It is not certain if the following Nebti-name was used by Ninetjer, perhaps
the result of a misinterpretation or bad writing. It is also possible that
this name was the Nebti-name of a possible successor of Ninetjer's, Wadjnes.
nb.tj ...
Nebti ... The reading of the sign after Nebti is unknown.
Golden name
The reading and meaning of this name are unknown.
King-lists
bA n nTr
Ba-en-netjer ("The ram of the god")
or: 
bA nTrj
Ba-netjeru ("The divine Ba")
or: 
bA n nTr
Ba-en-netjer ("The ba of the god")
It is not certain if the following names, found in the King-lists, refer to
Ninitjer or to another king of the 2nd Dynasty. Manetho, in the Africanus
version, has recorded this name as a successor of Ninetjer. Even the
existence of this king could be doubted.
wAD-ns
Wadjnes. The meaning of this name is not known.
or: 
wAD-ns
Wadjnes.
Manetho
Africanus: Bin�thris, Tlas (i.e. Wadjnes)
Eusebius: Biophis
Alternative names in modern-day literature
Horus-Ninetjer, Ninetcher, Horus-Ninetcher, Wadj-nes
