Names › M

Names starting with M

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

• Maaike Dutch diminutive of Maria
• Maang loon
• Maarja Estonian form of Maria
• Maarten of Mars; Dutch form of Martin
• Maartje Dutch feminine diminutive of Maarten (Martin): of Mars
• Maat truth, order, justice; the goddess of cosmic order
• Maatkare truth is the soul of Ra; throne name of Hatshepsut c. 1479…
• Maayan spring, fountain
• Mabel short form of Amabel: lovable
• Mabelle form of Mabel, from amabilis: lovable
• Mable form of Mabel, from Amabel; lovable
• Mabodamaca attested name of Mabodamaca, Taino cacique of Boriken c.…
• Mabon son, youth
• Mac son (Gaelic mac)
• Macarena from the Virgin of La Macarena in Seville
• Macario from Greek makarios: blessed, happy
• Macarthur son of Arthur
• Macaulay son of Amhlaibh (Olaf): ancestor's descendant
• Macayla spelling of Makayla, from Michaela: who is like God
• Macduff son of Duff, "dark"
• Macey from Macy, from the Norman place name Massy
• Macha plain, field; goddess for whom Armagh is named
• Machell form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Machelle form of Michelle; who is like God?
• Machiko town child (町子), or truly wise child (真智子)
• Machunazha standing bear; Ponca chief Standing Bear, trial of 1879…
• Maci spelling of Macy, from a French place name, Massy
• Macie spelling of Macy, from a French place name, Massy
• Maciej gift of God; Polish form of Matthias
• Mack from Gaelic mac, son
• Mackenna from McKenna, son of Cionaodh (born of fire)
• Mackenzee form of Mackenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mackenzi spelling of Mackenzie, 'son of Coinneach (handsome)'
• Mackenzie son of Coinneach: comely, born of fire
• Mackey Irish Mac Aodha: son of Aodh (fire)
• Mackie Scottish surname, form of MacAoidh: son of fire
• Mackinley form of McKinley: son of Fionnlagh (fair warrior)
• Mackinzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Macklin son of Flann (ruddy)
• Macon from Mâcon, a town in France
• Maconaquah little bear; Miami name of Frances Slocum, adopted captive,…
• Macsen Welsh form of Maximus: greatest
• Macuilxochitl five flower; Aztec god of games and music
• Macuilxochitzin five flower (honored); Aztec poet and noblewoman c. 1435
• Macy from a surname, from a French place name 'estate of Maccius'
• Madai the Medes; son of Japheth in Genesis
• Madalena woman of Magdala
• Madalene form of Madeline: woman from Magdala
• Mădălina woman of Magdala
• Madalitso blessings, in Chewa
• Madalyn spelling of Madeline, from Magdalene: woman of Magdala
• Madalynn spelling of Madeline, from Magdalene: woman of Magdala
• Madara Latvian word for bedstraw, a meadow flower
• Maddalena woman of Magdala
• Madden from Irish O Madain, from madadh, dog
• Maddex form of Maddox: son of Madoc (fortunate)
• Maddie pet form of Madison or Madeline
• Maddison spelling of Madison: son of Maud or of Matthew
• Maddix spelling of Maddox: son of Madog (fortunate)
• Maddox son of Madoc, fortunate
• Madduwatta attested name of Madduwatta, western Anatolian ruler c.…
• Maddux from a surname, 'son of Madoc (fortunate)'
• Maddy pet form of Madeline or Madison
• Made Balinese name for a second-born; middle
• Madelaine form of Madeleine, from Magdalene: woman of Magdala
• Madeleine woman of Magdala; tower
• Madelief daisy
• Madelin spelling of Madeline, 'woman of Magdala'
• Madeline form of Magdalene, "woman of Magdala"
• Madelon French form of Madeleine; woman of Magdala
• Madelyn form of Madeleine, from Magdalene: woman of Magdala (a…
• Madelyne spelling of Madeline: woman of Magdala ('tower')
• Madelynn spelling of Madeline, 'woman of Magdala'
• Madge pet form of Margaret; pearl
• Madgie pet form of Madge (Margaret): pearl
• Madhan Tamil form of Madan, the god of love
• Madhav sweet like honey; of spring
• Madhavi springlike, honey-sweet
• Madhu honey, sweet
• Madhumita sweet as honey
• Madhura sweet, melodious
• Madhuri sweetness, charm
• Madhusmita sweet smile
• Madhusudan slayer of the demon Madhu, an epithet of Krishna
• Madigan from Ó Madagáin: little dog
• Madilyn spelling of Madeline, 'woman of Magdala'
• Madilynn spelling of Madeline, from Magdalene: woman of Magdala
• Madina city; from Medina, the city of the Prophet
• Madiqen attested name of Madiqen, Kushite queen c. 600 BC; meaning…
• Madisen spelling of Madison, son of Maud
• Madison son of Maud (Matilda: mighty in battle)
• Madisyn spelling of Madison: son of Maud or of Matthew
• Madlyn form of Madeline; woman of Magdala
• Madoc fortunate, good; legendary prince who sailed west
• Madoka circle, round; harmonious, tranquil (円)
• Madolyn form of Madeline: woman from Magdala
• Madonna my lady, a title of the Virgin Mary
• Madri princess of Madra
• Madyes attested name of Madyes, Scythian king who ruled Media, 7th…
• Madylin form of Madeline: woman of Magdala
• Madysen spelling of Madison: son of Maud (Matilda: mighty in battle)
• Madyson spelling of Madison: son of Maud (Matilda: mighty in battle)
• Mae form of May, a pet form of Mary or Margaret
• Maebell blend of Mae and Belle (beautiful)
• Maebelle blend of Mae and Belle
• Maegan spelling of Megan, pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Maegen form of Megan: pearl
• Mael servant, devotee (Irish); prince, chief (Breton)
• Maelle princess, chief; feminine of Maël
• Maelyn modern blend of Mae and Lynn
• Maelynn modern blend of Mae and Lynn
• Maelys princess, chief; modern Breton-French name
• Maeve she who intoxicates; Medb, warrior queen of Connacht
• Mafalda mighty in battle; form of Matilda
• Maffeo old Italian form of Matthew, gift of God
• Maftuna enchanted, charmed (Uzbek)
• Mafuyu "midwinter" (真冬)
• Magalene form of Magdalene: woman of Magdala (tower)
• Magali Provençal pet form of Magdalene: woman of Magdala
• Magaly form of Magali, Provencal form of Margaret: pearl
• Maganda beautiful; the first woman in the Tagalog creation story
• Magda short form of Magdalena, 'of Magdala (tower)'
• Magdalena woman of Magdala, 'tower'
• Magdalene woman from Magdala ('tower')
• Magdaleno masculine of Magdalena: woman of Magdala
• Magdaline form of Magdalene: woman from Magdala
• Magdalyn form of Magdalene: woman from Magdala (tower)
• Magdeline form of Magdalene: woman of Magdala (tower)
• Magdiel prince of God
• Magdolna Hungarian form of Magdalene, woman of Magdala
• Magdy glorious
• Magen Hebrew magen, shield; also form of Megan
• Maggie pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Maghan form of Megan, pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Magiting brave, valiant
• Magnar Norwegian, from Old Norse megin, strength, with the -ar…
• Magnhild from Old Norse megin, strength, and hildr, battle
• Magni strong, mighty
• Magnolia the magnolia flower, named for botanist Pierre Magnol
• Magnus great; Magnus the Good of Norway
• Mago possibly gift (Punic mgn); Mago, Carthaginian writer on…
• Magrat Scottish form of Margaret, "pearl"
• Maguire Irish Mag Uidhir: son of the pale one
• Maha wild cow, oryx (symbol of beautiful eyes)
• Mahadev great god; Shiva
• Mahal love, beloved; also precious
• Mahala form of Mahlah, perhaps 'weakness'; often given as…
• Mahalakshmi great Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and fortune
• Mahalia form of Mahala (Mahlah); popularly given as 'tenderness'
• Mahanama great name (Pali); Mahanama, one of the Buddha's first five…
• Mahaprajapati great leader of the people
• Maharani great queen, empress (Sanskrit)
• Maharbal possibly Baal hastens; Hannibal's cavalry commander c. 216…
• Maharlika noble freeman, the warrior class of old Tagalog society
• Mahasena great army (Pali); Mahasena, king of Sri Lanka c. 277 AD
• Mahaska white cloud; Ioway chief White Cloud, c. 1824 (Ioway…
• Mahaut Old French form of Matilda, from maht, might, and hild,…
• Mahavir great hero; the 24th Jain Tirthankara
• Mahavira great hero
• Mahayla form of Mahala, often given as 'tenderness'; sometimes…
• Mahdi rightly guided one
• Mahdieh rightly guided
• Mahdis like the moon
• Mahdokht daughter of the moon
• Mahealani night of the full moon
• Maheen moon-like, delicate
• Mahendra great Indra, great lord
• Mahendradatta given by the great Indra; Balinese queen, mother of…
• Maher skilled, expert
• Mahery strong
• Mahesh great lord; a name of Shiva
• Mahi earth, the great one
• Mahihkan wolf
• Mahima greatness, glory
• Mahin moon-like
• Mahina moon, moonlight
• Mahinda great Indra
• Mahir skilled, expert
• Mahiro true + vast, broad (真尋, 真広); a popular modern name
• Mahjabeen moon-browed, beautiful
• Mahlah meaning uncertain
• Mahlet song, hymn
• Mahlon perhaps 'sickly'; first husband of Ruth
• Mahmoud praised, praiseworthy
• Mahnaz pride of the moon, moon-beauty
• Mahnoor light of the moon
• Mahogany the mahogany tree and its reddish wood
• Mahon bear, from Mathghamhain
• Mahoro peace
• Mahosadha great medicine (Pali); wise hero of the Mahaummagga Jataka
• Mahpiya cloud, sky; as in the chief Mahpiya Luta (Red Cloud)
• Mahra filly, young mare
• Mahrokh moon-faced
• Mahrukh moon-faced, beautiful
• Mahsa like the moon
• Mahshid moonlight
• Mahtab moonlight
• Máhtte Sami form of Matthias: gift of God
• Mahua the mahua tree with honey-scented flowers
• Mahuika the Maori goddess of fire
• Mahvash like the moon
• Mahya of the moon
• Mahyar friend of the moon
• Mai dance (舞) in Japanese; apricot blossom (梅) in Vietnamese
• Maia mother, good mother; one of the Pleiades
• Maiah form of Maia: mother, good mother
• Maialen Basque form of Magdalene, 'woman of Magdala'
• Maida maiden
• Maidyomaha born at mid-month (the full moon); cousin and first…
• Maigonis from Latvian maigs, gentle or tender
• Maiingan wolf
• Maika Fijian form of Michael, who is like God
• Maile a fragrant vine used for leis
• Mainumby hummingbird
• Maira form of Moira or Maria (Mary)
• Mairam Kyrgyz form of Mary (Maryam)
• Maire Irish form of Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Mairead Irish form of Margaret: pearl
• Mairi Gaelic form of Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Mairin little Mary; Mary is possibly beloved
• Maisey form of Maisie, pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Maisha life
• Maisie Scots pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Maison French for house; also a spelling of Mason
• Maisy Scottish diminutive of Margaret: pearl
• Maisyn form of Mason: stone worker
• Maite beloved (Basque); also short for María Teresa
• Maitén from Mapudungun, the maitén, a native Chilean tree
• Maitreya friendly, benevolent
• Maitreyi friendly, benevolent
• Maitri loving-kindness, friendship
• Maiwenn Mai and gwenn: Mary and white or blessed
• Maj May, the month
• Maja form of Maria or Maia
• Majaliwa destiny, fate; what God has ordained
• Majda Czech and Slovene diminutive of Magdalena, woman of Magdala
• Majesty from the English word majesty: royal greatness
• Majid glorious, noble
• Majida glorious, noble
• Majken diminutive of Maria
• Majlinda from Albanian maj, May, and lind, to be born
• Major from the word major, greater; also a military rank
• Majorie form of Marjorie, from Margaret: pearl
• Maka Lakota word for the earth
• Makaela spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Makai toward the sea
• Makaila spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Makala spelling of Michaela: who is like God
• Makana gift, reward
• Makanaka you are beautiful, you are good
• Makani wind, breeze
• Makar blessed, happy; from Greek makarios
• Makataimeshekiakiak black sparrowhawk; Sauk war leader Black Hawk, 1832
• Makayla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Makaylah spelling of Makayla, from Michaela: who is like God
• Makaylee modern blend of Makayla and Lee
• Makeda name given to the Queen of Sheba in Ethiopian tradition
• Makenna from McKenna, son of Cionaodh (born of fire)
• Makennah form of McKenna: son of Cionaodh (born of fire)
• Makenzee form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Makenzi spelling of Mackenzie, 'son of Coinneach (handsome)'
• Makenzie spelling of Mackenzie: son of Coinneach (comely, handsome)
• Makhi modern American name, perhaps a form of Micah
• Maki "true hope" (真希) or "true tree" (真樹)
• Makibi truly prepared (ma + kibi); Kibi no Makibi, scholar and…
• Makiko true (真) + hope or chronicle (希, 紀) + child (子)
• Makima coined by Tatsuki Fujimoto for Chainsaw Man
• Makinley form of McKinley: son of Fionnlagh (fair warrior)
• Makinzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Makisig handsome, dashing
• Mako "true child" (真子) or "sincerity" (真)
• Makoa fearless, courageous
• Makoons little bear, bear cub
• Makoto sincerity, truth (誠)
• Maksat goal, aim (Kazakh, Turkmen)
• Maksim greatest; from Maximus
• Makwa bear
• Makyla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Makynzie form of Mackenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mal short form of Malcolm or Malachi
• Mala garland, necklace
• Malachi my messenger; the last minor prophet
• Malachy from Máel Sechnaill, devotee of St Secundinus; St Malachy…
• Malaika angel
• Malak angel
• Malakai spelling of Malachi: my messenger
• Malakas strong; the first man in the Tagalog creation story
• Malaki spelling of Malachi: my messenger
• Malalai grief-stricken; Malalai of Maiwand, Afghan folk heroine
• Malama light, month; also to care for, protect
• Malang carefree wandering dervish, ascetic
• Malanie form of Melanie: black, dark
• Malar flower, blossom
• Malarie form of Mallory, from Old French maloret: unlucky
• Malarvizhi flower-eyed
• Malati jasmine, a fragrant climbing flower
• Malaya free
• Malayah modern American coinage, perhaps from Malia
• Malaysia the country Malaysia, 'land of the Malays'
• Malaythong golden garland (malai flower garland + thong gold)
• Malcolm devotee of St Columba
• Malcom spelling of Malcolm: devotee of Saint Columba (dove)
• Maleah modern American name, perhaps from Malia
• Malee jasmine flower
• Maleek form of Malik: king
• Maleia Hawaiian form of Maria (Mary)
• Malen Mapudungun word meaning girl or young woman
• Malena pet form of Magdalena: woman of Magdala ('tower')
• Malenia coined by FromSoftware for Elden Ring
• Malerie form of Mallory: unlucky (Old French malheure)
• Mali Welsh form of Molly, from Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Malia Hawaiian form of Mary
• Malichus Greek form of Maliku, "king"; Malichus I, king of the…
• Malie calm, quiet
• Maliha beautiful, pretty
• Malik king
• Malika queen
• Malikai form of Malachi: my messenger
• Maliki my king, kingly
• Malin Swedish short form of Magdalena
• Malina raspberry
• Malinalli Nahuatl word for twisted grass, an Aztec day sign;…
• Malinda spelling of Melinda, from Greek meli, honey
• Malini garland-maker, fragrant; a river
• Malique spelling of Malik, 'king'
• Malis jasmine (Khmer)
• Malisa form of Melissa; honeybee
• Malissa form of Melissa; honeybee
• Malissia form of Melissa: honeybee
• Maliyah modern American name, perhaps from Malia or Aaliyah
• Malka queen
• Malky pet form of Malka; queen
• Mallaidh Irish form of Molly, from Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Mallary form of Mallory, from Old French maloret: unlucky
• Mallery form of Mallory: unlucky, ill-fated
• Malli jasmine
• Mallika jasmine
• Mallinath lord of jasmine
• Mallku Andean word meaning condor, and also lord or chief
• Mallorie spelling of Mallory: unlucky
• Mallory unlucky (Old French malheure)
• Malo Breton saint for whom Saint-Malo is named; possibly shining
• Malon coined by Nintendo for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
• Malone from Ó Maoil Eoin: descendant of a devotee of Saint John
• Malorie spelling of Mallory, Old French maloret, unfortunate
• Malte Danish form of Helmold: helmet ruler
• Maluhia peace, serenity, quiet
• Malvina coined by James Macpherson in the Ossian poems; perhaps…
• Malvolio coined by Shakespeare for Twelfth Night; Italian-style "ill…
• Mamacocha Quechua, mother sea; the Inca goddess of the sea
• Mamadou West African (Fula, Mande) form of Muhammad, praised
• Mamady Mande form of Muhammad, praised
• Mamdouh praised, commended
• Mame pet form of Mary or Margaret
• Mamello patience
• Mamercus from Oscan Mamers, the god Mars; Mamercus Aemilius…
• Mami "true beauty" (真美) or "flax beauty" (麻美)
• Mamie pet form of Mary or Margaret; beloved or pearl
• Mamman Hausa form of Muhammad, praised
• Mammie pet form of Mary
• Mamo dear little boy
• Mamoru to protect (守)
• Mamta motherly love, affection
• Mamy sweet, in Malagasy
• Mana prestige, authority, spiritual power
• Manaaki kindness, hospitality, care for others
• Manabu to study, learn (学)
• Manaia a guardian figure in Maori carving
• Manal attainment, achievement
• Manana manna, heavenly food
• Manannan of the Isle of Man; sea god of Irish myth
• Manar lighthouse, beacon
• Manasa of the mind; the snake goddess
• Manasi of the mind; a lake-born goddess
• Manasseh causing to forget; son of Joseph
• Manaswini wise, intelligent, high-minded; a name of Durga
• Manav human, man
• Manawa heart; breath, spirit
• Manco meaning uncertain
• Manda short form of Amanda; lovable
• Mandakini slowly flowing; the heavenly Ganga
• Mandana eternal, enduring; mother of Cyrus the Great
• Mandane attested name of Mandane, Median princess and mother of…
• Mandar the coral tree; Mount Mandara
• Mandee pet form of Amanda: lovable
• Mandeep lamp of the heart, light of the mind
• Mandel Yiddish and German: almond
• Mandi pet form of Amanda: worthy of love
• Mandisa sweet
• Mandla power, strength
• Mandodari slender-waisted; wife of Ravana
• Manee gem, jewel (from Pali mani)
• Manex Basque form of John used in the northern Basque Country,…
• Manfred strength and peace; from Germanic magan, might, and frid,…
• Manfredi Italian form of Manfred, from man, man, and frid, peace
• Mangas sleeves (Spanish); as in Mangas Coloradas, Chiricahua…
• Mangesh lord of auspiciousness, a form of Shiva
• Manh strong, powerful (猛, Mạnh)
• Mani moon; the Norse moon god
• Manicaotex attested name of Manicaotex, Taino chief, brother of…
• Manijeh meaning uncertain; heroine of Bijan and Manijeh
• Manikandan one with a bell around his neck; Lord Ayyappan
• Manimegalai jeweled girdle; heroine of the Buddhist Tamil epic
• Manish lord of the mind
• Manisha wisdom, intellect, desire
• Manishtushu who is with him?; king of Akkad c. 2270 BC
• Manius traditionally 'born in the morning' (mane); Manius Curius…
• Manivanh jewel-like (Lao, from Pali mani, jewel)
• Manizha Tajik form of Manijeh, heroine of the Shahnameh
• Manjari cluster of blossoms, bud
• Manjunath beautiful lord; Shiva at Dharmasthala
• Manjushri gentle glory
• Mankato blue earth; Mdewakanton chief Mankato, d. 1862
• Manly surname from a place name: common wood
• Mannie pet form of Manuel (Emmanuel): God is with us
• Manning English surname: son of Manna, or servant
• Mannix little monk
• Mánnu Northern Sami word meaning moon
• Manny pet form of Manuel; God is with us
• Manoj born of the mind; a name of Kama, god of love
• Manolis God is with us; Greek form of Emmanuel
• Manon French pet form of Marie (Mary): possibly beloved or bitter
• Manoomin wild rice
• Manorama beautiful, captivating, delighting the heart
• Manouchehr of heavenly face, from Manu's lineage; a Shahnameh king
• Manpreet love of the heart, heartfelt love
• Måns Swedish form of Magnus: great
• Mansa third-born daughter
• Mansei full vow (man + sei); Sami Mansei, Buddhist poet-monk of…
• Mansfield field by the river Maun (place name)
• Mansi of the mind; a name of a goddess
• Mansikka strawberry
• Manson surname: son of Magnus (great)
• Mansueto Italian word meaning gentle or meek
• Mansur victorious, aided by God
• Mantas property, wealth; from mantas
• Manu bird
• Manuchehr heavenly face, of the lineage of Manu
• Manuel God is with us
• Manuela God is with us
• Manuelita diminutive of Manuela: God is with us
• Manushak violet
• Manutea white bird (manu + tea)
• Manya Russian pet form of Maria
• Maoliosa devotee of Jesus
• Maple the maple tree
• Maquinna attested name of Nuu-chah-nulth chief Maquinna, c. 1790
• Mar sea; from Our Lady of the Sea
• Mara bitter
• Marah bitter
• Maral deer, doe
• Maralyn form of Marilyn, a blend of Mary and Lyn
• Maram aspiration, wish
• Marama moon; light
• Maranda spelling of Miranda: worthy of admiration
• Marbella the Spanish coastal city, often said beautiful sea
• Marc of Mars, warlike
• Marçal of Mars, from Martialis
• Marcanthony Marc (of Mars) + Anthony (Roman family name)
• Marcee form of Marcy (Marcia): of Mars
• Marcel little warrior, of Mars
• Marcela from Marcellus, diminutive of Marcus, probably 'of Mars'
• Marcelene form of Marceline: little warrior, from Mars
• Marceline of Mars, warlike
• Marcelino from Latin Marcellinus, a diminutive form from Marcus (of…
• Marcell form of Marcellus, 'little Marcus'
• Marcella feminine of Marcellus, little Marcus, from Mars
• Marcello from Marcellus, diminutive of Marcus, probably 'of Mars'
• Marcellous form of Marcellus: little warrior, from Mars
• Marcelo from Marcellus, diminutive of Marcus, probably 'of Mars'
• Marcey form of Marcy (Marcia): of Mars, warlike
• Marchelle form of Marcelle, from Marcellus: of Mars
• Marchello form of Marcello: of Mars, warlike
• Marcia feminine of Marcius, Roman family name from Marcus
• Marciano from Marcianus: of Mars, warlike
• Marcille form of Marcelle, from Marcellus: little Marcus (of Mars)
• Marcin of Mars, the Roman god of war; form of Martin
• Marcine feminine of Marcus: of Mars, warlike
• Marco probably 'dedicated to Mars'; explorer Marco Polo
• Marcoantonio Marco (of Mars) + Antonio (Roman family name)
• Marcos probably 'dedicated to Mars'
• Marcus probably 'dedicated to Mars', the Roman god of war
• Marcy pet form of Marcia; from the Roman name Marcus
• Mardana manly, brave
• Mardi Tuesday
• Mardonius Greek form of Marduniya, "the mild one"; Persian general c.…
• Marduk perhaps 'bull calf of Utu'
• Mare form of Mary; also English "female horse"
• Marea Italian marea: tide; also a form of Maria
• Mared Welsh form of Margaret: pearl
• Maree form of Marie (Mary)
• Mareike Low German and Frisian diminutive of Maria
• Marek of Mars, the Roman god of war; form of Mark
• Marelyn form of Marilyn, a blend of Mary and -lyn
• Maresa form of Marisa (Maria), linked to Latin mare: sea
• Máret Sami form of Margaret: pearl
• Margaery medieval form of Margery, "pearl"
• Margalit pearl
• Margaree form of Margaret: pearl
• Margaret pearl
• Margareta pearl
• Margarida pearl; also 'daisy'
• Margarit pearl
• Margarita pearl; also 'daisy' in Spanish
• Margarito masculine of Margarita; pearl
• Margart form of Margaret: pearl
• Margaux form of Marguerite: pearl; also the Bordeaux region
• Marge short form of Margaret or Marjorie; pearl
• Margeaux form of Margaux (Margaret): pearl
• Marged Welsh form of Margaret: pearl
• Margeret form of Margaret: pearl
• Margert form of Margaret: pearl
• Marget form of Margaret: pearl
• Margherita pearl; also 'daisy' in Italian
• Margie pet form of Margaret or Marjorie; pearl
• Margit pearl; Hungarian form of Margaret
• Margo spelling of Margot, French pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Margorie form of Marjorie (Margaret): pearl
• Margot pet form of Marguerite: pearl
• Margret form of Margaret; pearl
• Margrett form of Margaret: pearl
• Margretta form of Margaret: pearl
• Margrette form of Margaret: pearl
• Margriet pearl; also daisy
• Marguerita form of Margarita: pearl; also the daisy
• Marguerite pearl; also the daisy flower
• Marguita pet form of Margarita: pearl
• Margus Estonian form of Marcus, possibly from Mars, the Roman war…
• Margy pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Mari form of Maria; in Estonian also berry
• Maria form of Miriam, possibly 'beloved' or 'bitter'; Mary,…
• Mariadejesus Mary of Jesus
• Mariadelcarmen Mary of Carmel, from Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Mariaelena blend of Maria and Elena
• Mariafernanda combination of María and Fernanda (bold journey)
• Mariaguadalupe compound of María and Guadalupe, honoring Our Lady of…
• Mariah form of Maria, from Hebrew Miriam (meaning uncertain)
• Mariaisabel combination of Maria and Isabel (God is my oath)
• Mariajose combination of María and José
• Marialuisa combination of Maria and Luisa (famous warrior)
• Mariam Ethiopian form of Mary
• Mariama West African form of Maryam (Mary)
• Mariami Georgian form of Mary
• Mariamu Swahili form of Mary (Maryam)
• Marian medieval form of Mary, later read as Mary + Ann
• Mariana from Marianus (of Marius); later linked to Maria
• Marianela combination of Maria and Nela; title of a novel by Galdos
• Marianne combination of Marie and Anne (grace); symbol of the French…
• Mariano from Marianus, 'belonging to Marius'
• Mariarosa Italian blend of Maria and Rosa, rose
• Maribel blend of María and Isabel
• Maribella combination of Maria and Bella (beautiful)
• Maribeth blend of Mary and Elizabeth
• Marica Slavic diminutive of Maria
• Maricarmen combination of María and Carmen (Our Lady of Mount Carmel)
• Maricela blend of María and Celia
• Maricruz combination of María and Cruz (cross)
• Marie French form of Mary; meaning uncertain, often beloved
• Marieke diminutive of Maria
• Mariel pet form of María
• Mariela diminutive of Maria (Mary)
• Marielena blend of Marie and Elena
• Mariella diminutive of Maria (Mary)
• Marielle French pet form of Marie (Mary)
• Mariellen blend of Mary and Ellen
• Marietta Italian diminutive of Maria; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Mariette French diminutive of Marie
• Marigold Mary's gold; the marigold flower
• Marijo modern blend of Mari and Jo
• Marika pet form of Maria
• Marikit pretty, beautiful
• Mariko true reason child, or ball child (真理子/毬子)
• Marilag beautiful, splendid, majestic
• Marilee blend of Mary and Lee
• Marilena blend of Maria and Elena
• Marilla perhaps from Mary or Amaryllis
• Marilou blend of Mary and Louise
• Marilu blend of Maria and Luisa
• Marily form of Marilyn, blend of Mary and Lynn
• Marilyn blend of Mary and Lynn
• Marin of the sea
• Marina of the sea
• Marinda form of Miranda: worthy of admiration
• Marine of the sea
• Marino of the sea
• Mario from the Roman family Marius, probably from Mars
• Marion little Mary; French pet form of Marie
• Mariona diminutive of Maria
• Maris of the sea, from Stella Maris 'star of the sea'
• Marisa blend of Maria and Luisa; also linked to 'of the sea'
• Marisabel combination of Maria and Isabel (God is my oath)
• Marisela blend of María and Celia
• Mariska Hungarian diminutive of Maria
• Marisol from María de la Soledad; also read as 'sea and sun' (mar y…
• Marissa variant of Maris: of the sea
• Maristella from Stella Maris, star of the sea, a title of the Virgin…
• Marit Norwegian form of Margaret: pearl
• Marita pet form of Maria; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Maritza Spanish pet form of María
• Marius from the Roman family name; perhaps of Mars or the sea
• Marivel form of Maribel; Mary + belle (beautiful)
• Mariya Ukrainian and Bulgarian form of Mary, from Miriam of…
• Marja berry
• Marjan coral; also pearl
• Marjane Persian, from marjan "coral" or a blend of Mary and Jane
• Marjatta berry; a form of Maria
• Marje berry; also a form of Maria
• Marjean modern blend of Marie and Jean
• Marjie pet form of Marjorie (Margaret): pearl
• Marjolaine marjoram, a fragrant herb
• Marjona coral, small pearls (Uzbek)
• Marjorie medieval form of Margaret: pearl
• Marjory form of Marjorie, from Margaret; pearl
• Marjun Faroese form of Maria; the meaning of Miriam is uncertain,…
• Mark from Mars, the Roman god of war; warlike
• Markandey descendant of Mrikandu; the sage saved from death by Shiva
• Markanthony blend of Mark and Anthony
• Markayla modern blend of Mark and Kayla
• Markeith modern blend of Mark and Keith
• Markell modern American elaboration of Mark
• Markese form of Marquis: nobleman of the border lands
• Markéta pearl; Czech form of Margaret
• Markie pet form of Mark, linked to Mars, god of war
• Markis form of Marquis: nobleman ruling a border region
• Marko of Mars, the Roman god of war; form of Mark
• Markus spelling of Marcus, probably from Mars, the Roman god of war
• Marla short form of Marlene, blend of Maria and Magdalene
• Marlaina form of Marlena, from Maria Magdalena
• Marlana form of Marlena (Maria + Magdalena)
• Marland lake land (English surname)
• Marlane form of Marlene (Maria Magdalene)
• Marlayna form of Marlena, blend of Maria and Magdalena
• Marle coined by Square for Chrono Trigger
• Marlee spelling of Marley, from Old English place names, perhaps…
• Marleigh spelling of Marley, 'pleasant wood' or 'marshy meadow'
• Marlen form of Marlene; in Russia a blend of Marx and Lenin
• Marlena form of Marlene, a blend of Maria and Magdalena
• Marlene blend of Maria and Magdalene
• Marleny Spanish elaboration of Marlene (Maria Magdalene)
• Marley pleasant wood or marshy meadow
• Marli spelling of Marley, perhaps 'pleasant wood'
• Marlie spelling of Marley, from Old English place names, perhaps…
• Marlin form of Merlin, from Welsh Myrddin, linked to 'sea fort';…
• Marlina form of Marlene (Maria Magdalena)
• Marlinda modern blend of Mar- and Linda
• Marline form of Marlene, from Maria Magdalene
• Marlis German blend of Maria and Elisabeth
• Marlo spelling of Marlowe, 'remnant of a lake'
• Marlon meaning uncertain; perhaps from French merle 'blackbird' or…
• Marlowe land left where a lake was drained; Christopher Marlowe
• Marlyn spelling of Marilyn, a blend of Mary and Lynn
• Marlys form of Marlis, blend of Maria and Elisabeth
• Marmee American nursery form of "mama"; Little Women's mother
• Marna Swedish form of Marina; of the sea
• Marni form of Marina; of the sea
• Marnie form of Marina; of the sea
• Marolyn form of Marilyn, a blend of Mary and Lyn
• Marque form of Marc (Marcus): of Mars, warlike
• Marquerite form of Marguerite: pearl; also daisy
• Marques Portuguese surname; also a spelling of Marquis, noble title
• Marquez son of Marcos (Mark)
• Marquis French noble title, lord of a borderland
• Marquise from the French noble title marquis
• Marquita feminine of Marquis, nobleman ruling a march
• Marquitta feminine form of Marquis: nobleman of the border lands
• Marqus form of Marcus: of Mars, god of war
• Mars Roman god of war
• Marsaili Gaelic form of Marjorie: pearl
• Marsha form of Marcia; feminine of Marcius, from Marcus
• Marshal spelling of Marshall, from Old French mareschal, horse…
• Marshall from Old French mareschal, horse servant, later a high…
• Marshawn modern blend of the prefix Mar- and Shawn
• Marshel form of Marshall: horse servant, groom
• Mart Estonian form of Martin: of Mars
• Marta lady, mistress of the house
• Martel hammer
• Martell French surname from martel: hammer
• Martez modern American name, perhaps from Martinez
• Marth coined by Shouzou Kaga for Fire Emblem
• Martha lady, mistress of the house; sister of Lazarus
• Marthe lady, mistress
• Marti short form of Martha ('lady') or Martina
• Martika pet form of Marta (Martha): lady, mistress
• Martim of Mars, the Roman god of war
• Martin of Mars, warlike
• Martina of Mars, the Roman god of war
• Martinez Spanish surname: son of Martín (of Mars, warlike)
• Mārtiņš of Mars, the Roman god of war
• Márton of Mars, the Roman god of war
• Marty pet form of Martin, from Martinus 'of Mars'
• Martynas of Mars, the Roman god of war
• Maruti son of the wind god Marut
• Marvel marvel, wonder, from Old French merveille
• Marvell from French merveille: marvel, wonder
• Marvella from French merveille: marvel, wonder
• Marven form of Marvin (Merfyn): sea, eminent
• Marvin perhaps from Welsh Merfyn, of uncertain meaning
• Marwa fragrant plant; flint stone; the hill of Marwa at Mecca
• Marwan perhaps from marw, a fragrant plant or flint stone
• Mary from Miriam, meaning uncertain, perhaps 'bitter' or…
• Marya Russian form of Mary
• Maryah spelling of Mariah, form of Maria (Mary)
• Maryalice blend of Mary and Alice
• Maryam Arabic form of Miriam, perhaps 'bitter' or 'beloved';…
• Maryann combination of Mary and Ann (grace)
• Marybelle blend of Mary and Belle
• Marybeth blend of Mary and Elizabeth
• Marycatherine blend of Mary and Catherine (pure)
• Maryclaire combination of Mary and Claire (bright, clear)
• Maryelizabeth blend of Mary and Elizabeth
• Maryellen blend of Mary and Ellen
• Maryetta elaboration of Mary with -etta
• Maryfrances blend of Mary and Frances (free one)
• Marygrace blend of Mary and Grace
• Maryhelen blend of Mary and Helen
• Maryjane combination of Mary and Jane
• Maryjean blend of Mary and Jean
• Maryjo blend of Mary and Josephine
• Marykate blend of Mary and Kate
• Marykatherine compound of Mary and Katherine
• Marykathryn combination of Mary and Kathryn (pure)
• Marykay blend of Mary and Kay
• Maryland from the US state, named for Queen Henrietta Maria: Mary's…
• Marylee blend of Mary and Lee
• Maryln form of Marilyn, blend of Mary and -lyn
• Marylou blend of Mary and Louise
• Marylouise blend of Mary and Louise
• Marylu blend of Mary and Lou
• Marymargaret blend of Mary and Margaret (pearl)
• Maryn spelling of Marin: of the sea
• Maryrose blend of Mary and Rose
• Maryssa form of Marissa: of the sea
• Marzanna meaning uncertain
• Marzena possibly from marzyć 'to dream'
• Marzia Italian form of Marcia, from Mars, the Roman god of war
• Marzio Italian form of Martius, from Mars, the Roman war god
• Masahiko right, proper (正, 雅) + prince, boy (彦)
• Masako elegant child, or righteous child (雅子/正子)
• Masal fairy tale
• Masao righteous man (e.g. 正夫)
• Masaru victory, to excel (勝/優)
• Masashi correct will, or elegant will (正志/雅志)
• Masato righteous person (正人)
• Masedi lights
• Masego blessings, in Tswana
• Masen spelling of Mason, 'stoneworker'
• Masha pet form of Maria
• Mashkiki medicine
• Mashuiluwa attested name of Mashuiluwa, king of Mira c. 1310 BC;…
• Masiah form of Messiah: anointed one
• Masigla lively, energetic
• Masina moon
• Masistes Greek form of Mathishta, "the greatest"; brother of Xerxes…
• Maskepetoon crooked arm; Cree chief and peacemaker, c. 1850
• Maskwa bear
• Mason stoneworker
• Masoumeh innocent, sinless
• Massasoit great sachem; title of Ousamequin, Wampanoag leader who met…
• Massiah form of Messiah: anointed one
• Massimo greatest
• Massinissa first king of Numidia
• Mastanabal attested name of Mastanabal, Numidian king c. 148 BC…
• Mastarna Etruscan Macstrna, perhaps from Latin magister 'master';…
• Masumi true clarity (真澄)
• Masyn form of Mason: stoneworker
• Mat short form of Matthew: gift of God
• Matahari sun, literally eye of the day
• Matan gift
• Matana gift
• Mataora lively face; legendary chief who brought tā moko from the…
• Matapang brave, courageous
• Matariki the Pleiades star cluster, marking the Maori new year
• Máté gift of God; Hungarian form of Matthew
• Mateen firm, strong, solid
• Matei gift of God
• Matěj gift of God; Czech form of Matthew
• Mateja gift of God; feminine of Matej
• Mateo gift of God; Spanish form of Matthew
• Mateus gift of God
• Mateusz gift of God; Polish form of Matthew
• Matevž gift of God; Slovene form of Matthew
• Mathayo Swahili form of Matthew, gift of God
• Mathew spelling of Matthew: gift of God
• Mathi moon; intellect
• Mathieu gift of God
• Mathilde mighty in battle
• Mathis gift of God
• Matias form of Matthias, 'gift of God'
• Matic Slovene diminutive of Matej (Matthew), gift of God
• Matidia attested name of Salonia Matidia, niece of Trajan d. 119;…
• Matilda mighty in battle
• Matilde mighty in battle
• Matiu Maori form of Matthew, gift of God
• Mato bear
• Matoaka attested personal name of Pocahontas, Powhatan woman, c.…
• Mats short form of Mattias: gift of God
• Matt short form of Matthew; gift of God
• Mattea feminine of Matteo (Matthew): gift of God
• Matteo gift of God
• Matthew gift of Yahweh; apostle and evangelist
• Matthews son of Matthew: gift of God
• Matthias gift of God
• Mattia gift of God; form of Matthias
• Mattie pet form of Matilda (mighty in battle) or Martha
• Mattin Basque form of Martin, 'of Mars'
• Mattis gift of God; form of Matthias
• Mattison from a surname, 'son of Matthew'
• Mattox surname from Madoc: fortunate
• Matty pet form of Matthew: gift of God
• Matúš gift of God; Slovak form of Matthew
• Matvei gift of God; Russian form of Matthew
• Matviy gift of God; Ukrainian form of Matthew
• Maua flowers
• Maud mighty in battle; medieval form of Matilda
• Maudine diminutive of Maud (Matilda): mighty in battle
• Maui the Polynesian demigod who fished up islands and snared the…
• Maura Irish form of Mary: possibly beloved or bitter; also from…
• Maureen little Mary; Mary is possibly beloved
• Maurene form of Maureen, Irish Mairin: little Mary
• Maurice dark-skinned, Moorish
• Mauricia feminine of Maurice: dark-skinned, Moor
• Mauricio Spanish form of Maurice: a Moor, dark-skinned
• Maurilio from Latin Maurilius, from Maurus: Moor
• Maurita diminutive of Maura: dark-skinned, Moor
• Mauro from Maurus: a Moor
• Maury pet form of Maurice; Moor, dark-skinned
• Maven expert, one who understands
• Maverick independent, nonconformist; from rancher Samuel Maverick's…
• Mavis song thrush
• Mavrick form of Maverick: unbranded calf; independent person
• Mawuli there is a God
• Max short for Maximilian or Maxwell, "greatest"
• Maxence greatest
• Maxene form of Maxine: greatest
• Maxfield surname from a place name: Maccus's field
• Maxie pet form of Maxine or Maxwell; greatest
• Maxim greatest
• Maxime greatest
• Maximilian from Maximus, 'greatest'
• Maximiliano from Maximus, 'greatest'
• Maximilien greatest
• Maximillian spelling of Maximilian, from Latin maximus, greatest
• Maximino from Maximinus; greatest
• Máximo greatest
• Maximos greatest
• Maximus greatest
• Maxine feminine of Max (Maximilian), 'greatest'
• Maxson surname: son of Mack or Max
• Maxton English place name, Maccus's town
• Maxwell Mack's stream (Scottish place name)
• Maxx spelling of Max: greatest (Maximilian, Maxwell)
• May the month of May, named for the goddess Maia; also a pet…
• Maya water (Hebrew mayim); illusion (Sanskrit)
• Mayahuel the Aztec goddess of the maguey plant
• Mayank moon (marked with a deer)
• Mayari goddess of the moon in Tagalog myth
• Maybell form of Mabel, from amabilis: lovable
• Maybelle form of Mabel; lovable
• Maycee spelling of Macy, from Massy in France
• Maylee modern blend of May and Lee
• Mayleen modern blend of May and -leen
• Maylene blend of May and -lene
• Mayme pet form of Mary; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Maymie pet form of Mary
• Maymuna blessed, auspicious
• Maynard from Germanic Meginhard, strength + brave, hardy
• Maynor Latin American form of Maynard: strong, brave
• Maysa walking with a proud, graceful gait
• Maysam beautiful, graceful one
• Mayson spelling of Mason: stoneworker
• Maysoon of beautiful face and form
• Mayte blend of María and Teresa
• Mayu river
• Mayumi gentle, tender (Tagalog); true bow / beautiful (Japanese 真弓)
• Mayur peacock
• Mayuree peahen (from mayuri)
• Mayuri peahen
• Mazal luck, good fortune; constellation
• Mazda wisdom, wise
• Mazen rain clouds
• Mazie pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Mazigh free man
• Mazin rain clouds
• Mazvita thanks be (to God)
• Mcarthur son of Arthur
• Mccall son of Cathal: strong in battle
• Mccoy from Mac Aodha, 'son of Aodh (fire)'
• Mcdonald son of Donald: world ruler
• Mckay from Gaelic Mac Aoidh, son of Aodh (fire)
• Mckayla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mckaylee modern blend of McKay and -lee
• Mckenna son of Cionaodh, born of fire
• Mckennah form of McKenna: son of Cionaodh (born of fire)
• Mckenzee form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mckenzi spelling of Mackenzie, son of Coinneach (comely)
• Mckinlee form of McKinley: son of Fionnlagh (fair warrior)
• Mckinley son of Fionnlagh: fair warrior
• Mckinsey form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mckinzie form of Mackenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mckynzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (comely, handsome)
• Meabh she who intoxicates; Medb, warrior queen of Connacht
• Meade dweller by the meadow; also honey wine
• Meadhbh variant of Medb, intoxicating; the warrior queen of Connacht
• Meadow grassy field
• Meagan spelling of Megan, Welsh pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Meagen form of Megan (Margaret): pearl
• Meaghan spelling of Megan, Welsh pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Meah form of Mia: mine
• Meara possibly merry, mirthful, from meidhreach
• Mearl form of Merle: blackbird
• Mecca the holy city of Islam
• Mechele form of Michele: who is like God?
• Mechell form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Mechelle form of Michelle; who is like God?
• Medea cunning, to devise
• Medeea Romanian form of Medea, from Greek medomai, to plan or think
• Medford place name: middle ford, or meadow ford
• Medha intelligence, wisdom
• Medi September, the harvest month
• Medina the city, from the holy city in Arabia
• Medora name coined by Lord Byron for the heroine of The Corsair
• Meena fish; the zodiac sign Pisces
• Meenakshi fish-eyed; the goddess of Madurai
• Meera often explained as ocean or boundary (Sanskrit mira); the…
• Meg pet form of Margaret, "pearl"
• Mega cloud
• Megan pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Megara from Greek, possibly 'large hall'
• Megen form of Megan (Margaret): pearl
• Meggie pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Megha cloud
• Meghana cloud; from megha
• Meghann form of Megan, Welsh pet form of Margaret; pearl
• Meghna a great river of Bangladesh, from Sanskrit megha: cloud
• Megumi blessing, grace (恵)
• Mehar grace, kindness, blessing
• Mehgan form of Megan, pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Mehjabin one with a brow like the moon, beautiful
• Mehmet Turkish form of Muhammad, 'praised'
• Mehr love, kindness; also the sun and Mithra
• Mehran kind, affectionate
• Mehreen loving, kind; like the sun
• Mehrunisa sun among women (mehr + un-nisa); birth name of Nur Jahan
• Mehtab moonlight, the moon
• Mehul rain, cloud
• Mehwish like the moon
• Mei beautiful (美); also plum blossom (梅)
• Meilė love
• Meilin beautiful jade (美琳) or plum forest (梅林)
• Meiling beautiful and clever (美玲)
• Meir one who gives light
• Meira one who gives light
• Meital dew drops
• Meiyu beautiful jade (美玉)
• Mekayla form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mekenzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mekhi modern American name, perhaps a form of Micah
• Mel short form of Melvin, Melanie or Melissa
• Mela apple
• Melaina dark, black
• Melaine form of Melanie; black, dark
• Melana form of Melania: black, dark
• Melanee form of Melanie: black, dark
• Melaney form of Melanie: black, dark
• Melani spelling of Melanie: dark, black
• Melania dark, black
• Melanie dark, black
• Melany spelling of Melanie: dark, black
• Melba from Melbourne, stage name of soprano Nellie Melba
• Melbourne mill stream (English place name); the Australian city
• Melburn mill stream
• Melchior king of light
• Melchor king of light; one of the Three Kings
• Mele song, chant (Hawaiian); form of Mary (Tongan)
• Melek angel
• Melena form of Melina: honey
• Melenie form of Melanie: black, dark
• Melessa form of Melissa: honeybee
• Melford mill ford (English place name)
• Melia ash tree
• Melike queen
• Melina honey
• Melinda from Greek meli 'honey'; heroine of Katona's Bánk bán
• Melisande strength of work; heroine of Debussy's opera
• Melisandre Old French form of Millicent: strong in work (Germanic)
• Melissa honey bee
• Melissia form of Melissa; honeybee
• Melita honey; also an old name for Malta
• Meliza Spanish form of Melissa: honey bee
• Melkam good, fine
• Melker Swedish form of Melchior, my king is light
• Mellisa form of Melissa; honeybee
• Melodee form of Melody; song
• Melodie melody, song
• Melody melody, song
• Meloney form of Melanie: black, dark
• Melonie form of Melanie; black, dark
• Melony form of Melanie; black, dark
• Melrose from a Scottish place name: bare moor
• Meltem summer sea breeze
• Melton English place name, middle town or mill town
• Melva feminine of Melvin, or from Malvina; meaning uncertain
• Melven form of Melvin, from Melville: bad settlement
• Melville Norman place name: bad settlement
• Melvin probably from the Scottish surname Melville, from a Norman…
• Melvina form of Malvina, coined by poet James Macpherson; perhaps…
• Memory word name: memory, remembrance
• Memphis from the Egyptian city Men-nefer, enduring and beautiful
• Menachem comforter
• Mendi mountain
• Meng e.g. 梦: dream, or 孟: eldest
• Mengyao dream (梦) + precious jade (瑶)
• Menno short form of Meinhard: strong strength; Menno Simons
• Menua attested name of Menua, king of Urartu c. 810 BC…
• Menucha rest, tranquillity, calm
• Mera coined by DC Comics for Aquaman
• Meranda spelling of Miranda, 'worthy of admiration'
• Merari bitter; a son of Levi
• Merav increase, abundance
• Mercades form of Mercedes: mercies (of the Virgin Mary)
• Merced mercy, from Our Lady of Mercy
• Mercede form of Mercedes: mercy (Virgin Mary title)
• Mercedes mercies; from Our Lady of Mercy
• Mercedez spelling of Mercedes, 'mercies', from Our Lady of Mercy
• Mercer merchant, trader (Old French mercier)
• Mercury linked to merx, goods and trade; the swift messenger of the…
• Mercy mercy, compassion
• Merdan brave man (Turkmen)
• Meredith great lord, sea lord
• Merel blackbird
• Mergen skilled marksman, wise hunter (Turkmen, Kazakh)
• Meri sea
• Meriah form of Mariah, from Maria
• Meribeth blend of Mary and Beth
• Merida from the city of Mérida (Latin Emerita, veteran)
• Merideth form of Meredith; great lord
• Meridith form of Meredith; great lord
• Meriem Maghrebi form of Maryam, perhaps 'beloved'
• Merilee form of Merrily: merry, cheerful
• Merilyn form of Marilyn (Mary + Lynn)
• Merima Bosnian form of Maryam, from Miriam of uncertain meaning
• Merissa spelling of Marissa, linked to Latin maris 'of the sea'
• Merita deserving, merited
• Meritxell from Our Lady of Meritxell, patron of Andorra
• Merl form of Merle; blackbird
• Merle blackbird, from French merle
• Merlene modern blend of Merle and -ene
• Merlin sea fortress; the wizard of Arthurian legend
• Merlinda modern blend of Mer- and Linda
• Merna form of Myrna; beloved
• Merope possibly 'eloquent' or 'mortal face'; one of the Pleiades
• Merrell form of Merrill, from Muriel: sea-bright
• Merrick from Welsh Meurig, a form of Maurice
• Merrie form of Merry; cheerful, happy
• Merril form of Merrill (Muriel): sea-bright
• Merrilee blend of Merry and Lee; cheerful
• Merrill English surname, from Muriel; bright sea, or 'pleasant spot'
• Merrily word name: merrily, cheerfully
• Merrilyn form of Marilyn, a blend of Mary and -lyn
• Merritt boundary gate
• Merry merry, cheerful
• Mert brave, manly, trustworthy
• Mertie pet form of Myrtle; the myrtle shrub
• Merton English place name, lake town
• Merve Marwa, a hill near the Kaaba in Mecca
• Mervin form of Merfyn, Welsh name perhaps 'marrow' + 'eminent'
• Mervyn from Welsh Merfyn, or Old English Merewine: famous friend
• Merwin from Old English Merewine: famous friend
• Merwyn form of Mervyn, from Welsh Merfyn or Old English Merewine:…
• Meryem Turkish form of Maryam, perhaps 'beloved'
• Meryl form of Muriel; bright sea
• Mesa Spanish: table; a flat-topped hill
• Meshach Babylonian name given to Mishael in the Book of Daniel
• Meshell form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Mesrop meaning uncertain; creator of the Armenian alphabet
• Messiah from Hebrew mashiach, 'anointed one'
• Mesut happy, fortunate
• Meta pearl; Slovene short form of Margareta
• Methuselah man of the spear; longest-lived man of Genesis
• Metro pet form of Demetrios: of Demeter (earth mother)
• Mette Danish short form of Margrethe: pearl
• Metztli moon
• Mhairi Gaelic form of Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Mher from Mihr, the sun; a hero of the Sasna Tsrer epic
• Mi beauty, beautiful
• Mia pet form of Maria; coincides with Italian 'mine'
• Miabella modern blend of Mia and Bella
• Miah spelling of Mia: mine; also a pet form of Maria
• Micaela who is like God?
• Micah who is like Yahweh?; a minor prophet
• Micahel form of Michael: who is like God?
• Micaiah who is like Yahweh
• Micayla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Michael who is like God?; the archangel
• Michaela who is like God?; feminine of Michael
• Michaelangelo form of Michelangelo: Michael (who is like God?) + angel
• Michaelanthony combination of Michael (who is like God?) and Anthony
• Michaelene feminine form of Michael: who is like God?
• Michaeline feminine form of Michael: who is like God?
• Michaella spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Michaelle form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Michaelyn modern blend of Michael and -lyn
• Michal who is like God?; daughter of Saul, wife of David
• Michalene feminine of Michael: who is like God?
• Michalina who is like God?; feminine of Michał
• Michalis Greek form of Michael, who is like God?
• Micheal Irish form of Michael: who is like God?
• Micheala form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Michel who is like God?
• Michela feminine of Michael; who is like God?
• Michelangelo Michael + angel; artist Michelangelo
• Michele feminine of Michel: who is like God?
• Michelene form of Micheline, feminine of Michel: who is like God?
• Michelina Italian feminine of Michele (Michael); who is like God?
• Micheline feminine of Michel (Michael): who is like God?
• Michell spelling of Michelle, feminine of Michael: who is like God?
• Michella feminine of Michael: who is like God?
• Michelle feminine of Michel: who is like God?
• Michial form of Michael: who is like God?
• Michiel Dutch form of Michael: who is like God?
• Michiko beautiful wise child (美智子) or child of the way (道子)
• Michio man of the path (道夫)
• Michon French pet form of Michel (Michael): who is like God
• Michonne coined by Robert Kirkman for The Walking Dead
• Miciah form of Micaiah: who is like Yahweh?
• Micipsa attested name of Micipsa, king of Numidia c. 148 BC…
• Mick pet form of Michael; who is like God?
• Mickenzie form of Mackenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mickey pet form of Michael: who is like God?
• Micki pet form of Michelle (Michael); who is like God?
• Mickie pet form of Michael; who is like God?
• Micky pet form of Michael; who is like God?
• Midge pet form of Margaret: pearl
• Midna coined by Nintendo for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight…
• Midori green (緑)
• Mieszko possibly a short form of Mieczysław, 'sword glory'; first…
• Migdalia from Magdalena; of Magdala, tower
• Migel form of Miguel: who is like God?
• Migizi bald eagle
• Mignon dainty, cute, darling
• Miguel who is like God?
• Miguelangel combination of Miguel (who is like God?) and Ángel…
• Miha who is like God?; Slovene short form of Mihael
• Mihai who is like God?
• Mihajlo who is like God?; Serbian form of Michael
• Mihi greeting, acknowledgement
• Mihika mist, dew
• Mihir sun
• Mihnea Romanian form of Michael, 'who is like God?'
• Mihriban compassionate, kind
• Mika beautiful fragrance (美香)
• Mikael Ethiopian form of Michael, who is like God?
• Mikaere Maori form of Michael, who is like God?
• Mikah spelling of Micah: who is like Yahweh?
• Mikail who is like God?; Arabic form of Michael
• Mikaila spelling of Michaela: who is like God
• Mikal form of Michael: who is like God
• Mikala form of Michaela: who is like God
• Mikalah form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mikasa "three hats" (三笠), the name of Mount Mikasa in Nara
• Mikayla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mikaylah form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mike short form of Michael: who is like God?
• Mikel who is like God?
• Mikela form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mikelle form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Mikenna form of McKenna: son of Cionaodh (born of fire)
• Mikenzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mikhail who is like God?; Russian form of Michael
• Miki often beautiful tree, depending on kanji; also a pet form…
• Mikisiw eagle
• Mikkel Danish form of Michael: who is like God?
• Mikki pet form of Michelle; who is like God?
• Mikko Finnish form of Michael: who is like God?
• Miklós victory of the people; Hungarian form of Nicholas
• Mikoto honored one, title of a deity (命, 尊)
• Miku "future" (未来) or "beautiful sky" (美空)
• Mikuláš victory of the people; Czech form of Nicholas
• Mikyla form of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mila gracious, dear; short form of names with mil
• Milad birth, birthday
• Milada gracious, dear; from mil 'dear'
• Milagro miracle
• Milagros miracles; from Our Lady of Miracles
• Milan gracious, dear
• Milana gracious, dear
• Milani perhaps from Hawaiian 'caress', or the Italian city of Milan
• Milburn mill stream
• Milcah queen; wife of Nahor
• Milda meaning uncertain; linked to 'kind, gentle'
• Mildred gentle strength
• Mildthryth gentle strength (mild + þrȳð); St Mildrith of Thanet d. c.…
• Mile diminutive of Milan, from mil, gracious or dear
• Mileena coined by Midway for Mortal Kombat
• Milena gracious, dear; from Slavic mil 'gracious, dear'
• Miles Norman form of Germanic Milo, of uncertain meaning; linked…
• Mileva gracious, dear; from mil
• Miley from 'Smiley', the childhood nickname of singer Miley Cyrus
• Milford English place name, ford by a mill
• Miliana feminine of Aemilianus: rival, eager
• Milica gracious, dear
• Milinda form of Melinda, from Greek meli: honey
• Milissa form of Melissa; honeybee
• Miljenko Croatian word meaning favorite or darling
• Milka gracious, dear
• Millaray golden flower, in Mapudungun (Mapuche)
• Millard English surname, from Old French for a keeper of a mill
• Miller from an occupational surname, 'miller'
• Millicent strong in work; from Melisende
• Millie diminutive of Mildred (gentle strength) or Amelia (work)
• Mills surname: dweller at the mills
• Milo uncertain; perhaps soldier or merciful (Germanic), or from…
• Miloš gracious, dear; Miloš Obilić, Serbian hero
• Miloslav gracious glory; from mil 'dear' and slava 'glory'
• Milou French pet form of Marie-Louise; Snowy's name in French
• Milovan dear, beloved
• Milton mill town
• Mimi pet form of Maria or Miriam; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Mimoza mimosa flower
• Min quick, clever (敏)
• Mina short form of Wilhelmina: resolute protector
• Minami south (南)
• Minato harbor (湊)
• Mindy pet form of Melinda, from Greek meli 'honey'
• Minerva Roman goddess of wisdom; perhaps from mens 'mind'
• Minette little, kitten; a diminutive form of Guillemette
• Ming bright, brilliant (明)
• Mingxuan bright (明) + lofty (轩)
• Mingyu bright jade (明玉) or bright universe (明宇)
• Mingze bright + grace, favor; lustrous water (明泽)
• Minh bright, intelligent (明)
• Minho clever or sky (敏, 旻) + vast or great (浩, 昊)
• Minjae clever (敏) + talent or exist (才, 在)
• Minji clever or jade (敏, 珉) + wisdom (智)
• Minjun clever or sky (敏, 旻) + talented, handsome (俊)
• Minna love; also short form of Wilhelmina
• Minnie pet form of Wilhelmina or Mary; resolute protector
• Minor smaller, younger
• Minoru to bear fruit, ripen (実/稔)
• Minta short form of Araminta, or from Greek Minthe: mint
• Mio beautiful cherry blossom (美桜) or waterway (澪)
• Miodrag dear and precious; from mio 'dear' and drag 'precious'
• Miquel who is like God?
• Mira peace, world; short form of names with mir
• Mirabel wonderful, marvelous
• Mirabella wonderful and beautiful
• Mirabelle wonderful, beautiful
• Miracle from the English word miracle
• Mirae the future (未來)
• Mirai future (未来)
• Mirana smile, in Malagasy
• Miranda worthy of admiration; coined by Shakespeare for The Tempest
• Miras inheritance, heritage (Kazakh)
• Mircea from Slavic mir 'peace' or 'world'
• Mireia admirable, wonder; from Provençal Mirèio
• Mireille to admire; Provençal Mirèio
• Mirel Yiddish form of Miriam, often given as bitter or beloved
• Mirela possibly from mira 'to wonder', 'admirable'
• Mirella admirable, wonderful; from Provençal Mirèio
• Miren Basque form of Mary, possibly 'beloved' or 'bitter'
• Mireya from Provençal Mirèio, the heroine of Mistral's poem;…
• Miriah form of Mariah (Maria)
• Miriam meaning uncertain, perhaps 'bitter' or 'beloved'; sister of…
• Mirian form of Miriam; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Mirjam form of Miriam
• Mirjana from Marijana, associated with mir 'peace'
• Mirna peaceful, calm; from miran 'calm'
• Miroslav peace and glory; from mir 'peace, world' and slava 'glory'
• Miroslava peace and glory
• Mirta Spanish form of Myrtle: myrtle shrub
• Mirtha form of Mirta (Myrtle): the myrtle plant
• Mirza prince; from amirzada 'son of an emir'; common in Bosnia
• Misa beautiful blossom, among other kanji readings
• Misael form of Mishael: who is what God is
• Misaki beautiful blossom (美咲); also cape (岬)
• Misao "chastity, fidelity" (操)
• Misato "beautiful village" (美里)
• Mischa pet form of Mikhail (Michael): who is like God?
• Mischelle form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Misha diminutive of Mikhail, 'who is like God?'
• Mishaal torch
• Mishael who is what God is?
• Mishell form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Mishelle form of Michelle: who is like God?
• Mislav thought of glory; from misl 'thought' and slava 'glory'
• Missouri from the US state, named for the Missouria people: people…
• Missy pet form of Melissa; honeybee
• Mister the English title mister (master)
• Mistie form of Misty; misty
• Misty misty, veiled in mist
• Mitali friendship
• Mitchel medieval form of Michael: who is like God?
• Mitchell medieval form of Michael: who is like God?
• Mitesh one with few desires; lord of friends
• Mithila the ancient kingdom of Sita's father
• Mithra covenant, contract; friend
• Mitra covenant, friend; from the deity Mithra
• Mitsuki beautiful moon (美月)
• Mitsuko e.g. 光子: light + child
• Mitsuo light man, shining hero (光男)
• Mitsuru to be full, fulfilled (満)
• Mittie pet form of Martha or Matilda; lady, or mighty in battle
• Mitzi pet form of Maria; perhaps bitter or beloved
• Mitzie form of Mitzi, German pet form of Maria (Mary)
• Mitzy form of Mitzi, German pet form of Maria
• Mixtli cloud
• Miya spelling of Mia, diminutive of Maria
• Miyoko e.g. 美代子: beautiful + generation + child
• Miyu beautiful + gentle (美優)
• Miyuki deep snow, or beautiful happiness (深雪/美幸)
• Mizgîn good news
• Mizuki beautiful moon, or auspicious hope (美月/瑞希)
• Mladen young; from mlad 'young'
• Mo ink (墨); also silent (默)
• Moana ocean, deep sea
• Mobina clear, evident
• Modena from Modena, the Italian city
• Modesta modest
• Modesto modest
• Modi courage, wrath
• Modou Wolof form of Muhammad, praised
• Modupe I give thanks
• Moe budding, sprouting (萌)
• Moesha modern name made famous by the 1990s TV show Moesha
• Mogens Danish form of Magnus: great
• Mohamad spelling of Muhammad: praised, praiseworthy
• Mohan enchanting, charming; a name of Krishna
• Mohini enchantress; female avatar of Vishnu
• Mohira skilful (Uzbek)
• Mohsin benefactor, kind one
• Moira anglicized Máire, form of Mary
• Moises Spanish form of Moses, probably Egyptian 'son', in Hebrew…
• Mollee form of Molly, pet form of Mary
• Molly pet form of Mary: possibly beloved or bitter
• Momo peach (桃)
• Momoko peach child (桃子)
• Mona noble
• Monalisa from the Mona Lisa ('Madam Lisa'), Leonardo's portrait
• Monet French surname; after the painter Claude Monet
• Monette pet form of Simone: she has heard
• Monica meaning uncertain; perhaps Berber, later linked to Latin…
• Monico masculine form of Monica, of uncertain origin
• Monika form of Monica, of uncertain origin, linked to Latin monere…
• Monique French form of Monica; possibly advisor
• Monisha form of Manisha: wisdom, intellect
• Monroe from the surname Munro, possibly 'mouth of the River Roe'
• Mons Scandinavian form of Magnus, great
• Monserrat serrated mountain; Our Lady of Montserrat
• Montana mountainous; the US state
• Monte mountain; also short form of Montgomery
• Montez form of Montes; mountains
• Montgomery Norman place name, mount of Gumarich (man power)
• Monti pet form of Montgomery: Gumarich's hill
• Montie pet form of Montgomery, a Norman place name
• Montreal from the city of Montreal: royal mountain
• Montrell modern American name, perhaps a blend of Mont- and Terrell
• Montserrat serrated mountain; Our Lady of Montserrat
• Monty pet form of Montgomery or Montague; pointed mountain
• Moody from Old English modig: brave, bold
• Mor myrrh
• Morag great one; also used for Sarah
• Moran viburnum shrub
• Morana Slavic goddess of winter and death; from mor 'death'
• Morayo I have found joy
• Mordecai probably from the god Marduk; cousin of Queen Esther
• Morelia from Morelia, the Mexican city
• Morenike I have found someone to cherish
• Morey pet form of Morris (Maurice): dark-skinned, Moor
• Morgan sea-born, sea circle
• Morgana sea-born, sea circle
• Morgane sea-born; from Morgan le Fay
• Morgen spelling of Morgan, possibly 'sea-born'
• Morgyn form of Morgan: sea circle, sea-born
• Moria form of Moriah: chosen by God; the biblical mountain
• Moriah Mount Moriah, possibly 'seen by God'
• Morley moor clearing
• Morpheus shaper, from morphe "form"; Greek god of dreams
• Morrell from Old French morel: dark-skinned, like a Moor
• Morrigan great queen or phantom queen
• Morrison son of Morris (Maurice): dark-skinned, Moorish
• Mort short form of Mortimer, "still water"
• Morten Danish form of Martin: of Mars
• Morteza chosen, approved
• Morticia coined by Charles Addams for The Addams Family, from Latin…
• Mortimer Norman place name: still or dead sea
• Morton English place name, moor settlement
• Morty short form of Mortimer: still water
• Morven big peak, from Gaelic mòr bheinn; a mountain in…
• Morwenna maiden; a Cornish saint
• Mosa grace, mercy, in Sotho
• Mose Samoan form of Moses
• Moses probably Egyptian 'son, born'; folk meaning 'drawn out';…
• Mosese Fijian form of Moses
• Moshe drawn out (of the water) by folk etymology, probably…
• Mosi first-born; from moja, one
• Moti short for Mordechai
• Motiejus Lithuanian form of Matthew, gift of God
• Mouhamed form of Muhammad: praised
• Moussa West African spelling of Musa (Moses)
• Mowgli coined by Rudyard Kipling for The Jungle Book; "frog" in…
• Moya Irish form of Maire (Mary)
• Mozell perhaps a feminine form of Moses; drawn out
• Mozelle perhaps a feminine form of Moses; drawn out
• Muadh protected
• Mubarak blessed
• Mubeen clear, evident, manifest
• Muchen wood, tree (木) or admire (慕) + morning (晨)
• Mufaro happiness
• Mufasa coined for The Lion King
• Mugdha innocent, charmed, lovely
• Mugisha blessing, good fortune, in Kinyarwanda
• Muhammad praised, praiseworthy; the Prophet of Islam
• Muhammed praised, praiseworthy
• Muhannad sword (of Indian steel)
• Muhsin benefactor, doing good
• Muireann sea-white, of the sea
• Mukudzei honor Him (God)
• Mukund giver of liberation; a name of Krishna
• Mulan magnolia (木兰); Hua Mulan, heroine of the Ballad of Mulan
• Mumtaz distinguished, excellent; Mumtaz Mahal of the Taj
• Munashe in the Lord; with God
• Munay Quechua word meaning love or to love
• Munir luminous, shining
• Munro from the mouth of the River Roe; clan surname
• Munyaradzi comforter
• Murad desired, intended
• Murdo sea warrior, mariner
• Murdoch sea warrior
• Murel form of Muriel: bright sea
• Muriel sea-bright, from Muirgel
• Murl form of Merle; blackbird
• Murlene elaboration of Merle: blackbird
• Murphy sea warrior, from Ó Murchadha
• Murray settlement by the sea, from Moray
• Murry form of Murray; from the Scottish region Moray, settlement…
• Mus'ab hard to tame, difficult; Mus'ab ibn Umayr, first envoy of…
• Musa Arabic form of Moses, probably Egyptian 'son, born'
• Musab difficult, untamed
• Mustafa chosen; epithet of the Prophet
• Mutiara pearl
• Muyang bathe (沐) or admire (慕) + sun (阳)
• My beautiful (美)
• Mya emerald (Burmese)
• Myah spelling of Mia: mine; also a pet form of Maria
• Myer form of Meir: one who shines
• Myers surname: dweller by the marsh, or son of the mayor
• Myesha spelling of Aisha: alive, living
• Myfanwy my fine one, my dear one
• Myia spelling of Mia: mine; also a pet form of Maria
• Myka spelling of Micah: who is like Yahweh?
• Mykah spelling of Micah: who is like Yahweh?
• Mykayla spelling of Michaela: who is like God?
• Mykel spelling of Michael: who is like God?
• Mykenzie form of McKenzie: son of Coinneach (handsome)
• Mykhailo who is like God?; Ukrainian form of Michael
• Mykola victory of the people; Ukrainian form of Nicholas
• Myla modern name, feminine of Miles or a blend with Mila
• Mylah modern American name, a variant of Myla or Mila
• Mylee spelling of Miley, from the nickname 'Smiley'
• Mylene blend of Marie and Hélène
• Myles spelling of Miles, from Germanic Milo; linked to Latin…
• Mylie form of Miley, from Smiley: smiling one
• Mylo form of Milo, of uncertain meaning, perhaps 'merciful'
• Myra coined by the poet Fulke Greville, perhaps from Greek myron…
• Myrah form of Myra, often given as myrrh
• Myranda spelling of Miranda: worthy of admiration
• Myriah form of Mariah (Maria)
• Myrl form of Merle; blackbird
• Myrle form of Merle; blackbird
• Myrna anglicized Muirne: beloved, affectionate
• Myron myrrh, fragrant oil
• Myroslava peace and glory
• Myrta form of Myrtle: myrtle shrub
• Myrtice form of Myrtle; myrtle shrub
• Myrtie pet form of Myrtle; myrtle shrub
• Myrtis form of Myrtle; the myrtle shrub
• Myrtle myrtle, the evergreen shrub sacred to Venus
• Myrto myrtle
• Mysti form of Misty: covered in mist