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Names letter starts with M

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Mieke Diminutive of Maria - from Hebrew Miryam, commonly interpreted as "beloved" or "sea of bitterness". Dutch Girl
Minttu Mint (the herb); connotations of freshness and coolness Finnish Girl
Mongwau No widely documented meaning. 'Mong' can mean 'town' or 'city' in some Tai languages, but 'wau' has no clear attested element here; overall meaning is uncertain. Unisex
Morvudd Likely 'sea-blessed' (from Welsh mor 'sea' + budd 'benefit/blessing') Welsh Girl
Mushtaaq longing, yearning, desirous Arabic Boy
Myrddin Uncertain - legendary name associated with the wizard Merlin; sometimes connected etymologically to a place-name meaning 'sea-fort' (from Moridunum). Welsh Boy
Magalíi pearl French, Spanish Girl
Maitra friendship; loving-kindness; friendly Indian, Sanskrit Girl
Mananah reflection; contemplation; thoughtful meditation Sanskrit Girl
Marcion Dedicated to Mars; 'warlike' or 'of Mars' Greek, Latin Boy
Markian Of Mars; warlike; dedicated to the Roman god Mars Latin Boy
Masoome Innocent; sinless; immaculate Arabic Girl
Maysouna beautiful face; graceful, proud walk Arabic Girl
Meliha beautiful; charming; attractive Arabic Girl
Mickela Who is like God? Hebrew Girl
Mini Often 'small' or 'little' (from English 'mini'); also a diminutive of names like Mina/Wilhelmina/Minerva and an affectionate name in South Asia. English Girl
Mokomichi Depends on the kanji used. Commonly combines 'Moko' (various possible kanji) with 'michi' (道) meaning 'path' or 'way' - roughly 'Moko's path' or 'path/way of Moko'. Japanese Boy
Mukarram Honored; respected; esteemed Arabic Boy
Maddisun Son of Maud (Maud/Matilda: 'strength in battle') English Unisex
Mahogny Named for the deep reddish-brown hardwood; evokes warmth, richness, strength, and beauty. English Unisex
Malajit Likely 'mountain child' / 'one from the mountains' (poetically 'mountain jewel' as a creative interpretation). Unisex
Manoah rest, repose, comfort Hebrew Boy
Maricka Diminutive of Maria - 'little Mary' (Maria/Miriam often associated with meanings like 'sea of bitterness', 'beloved', or 'rebellious') Slavic Girl
Marnyah A modern blend possibly meaning 'sea of God' or 'beloved of God' - Mar(n)- (from Mary/Marina) + Hebrew theophoric '-yah' (God). Girl
Marylou Combination of Mary ("bitter"/"beloved") and Lou ("famous warrior") Girl
Mauri From Latin Mauricius: 'dark-skinned, Moor'; in Māori: 'life force, vital essence' Latin Boy
Medusa guardian, protectress Greek Girl
Melker Associated with Melchior - traditionally interpreted from Hebrew elements meaning 'king' or 'king of light' (interpretation uncertain) Scandinavian Boy
Merkeysia A modern elaboration of 'Mercy' - conveys compassion, forgiveness, kindness. English Girl
Miekel Who is like God? Dutch Boy
Minyamin Son of the right hand (or of the south) Hebrew Boy
Monhinie No established historical meaning; likely a modern coinage implying 'little Mon' or 'beloved' Girl
Morvyn Likely Celtic in origin - possibly 'sea maiden' from Welsh morwyn, or a variant of Mervyn/Merfyn with senses like 'eminent' or ties to 'sea/sea hill'. English, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh Unisex
Mushtaq Longing, yearning; 'one who longs' (often with a spiritual/Sufi nuance) Arabic Boy
Myrelle Wonderful, admirable (related to 'to admire' / mirabilis) French Girl
Magalíy pearl Girl
Maitraya Loving-kindness, friendliness; associated with the future Buddha (Maitreya). Sanskrit Boy
Mananam reflection; contemplation; thinking Sanskrit Boy
Marcita Diminutive of Marcia - "little Marcia"; Marcia derives from Marcus meaning "dedicated to Mars" or "warlike" Spanish Girl
Markiee Diminutive of Mark/Marcus - 'of Mars', 'warlike' Boy
Masoomi Innocent; sinless; pure Arabic, Persian, Urdu Boy
Mayssa Graceful; walking with pride or an elegant stride Arabic Girl
Melikah Queen; ruler Arabic Girl
Mickella "Who is like God?" - feminine form of Michael English Girl
Minia Possibly 'of Min' (Egyptian) or a diminutive/variant of Mina, which can mean 'enamel/azure' (Persian) or 'fish' (Sanskrit/Hindi). Egyptian Girl
Mola Varies by culture; commonly associated with 'millstone' in Romance languages or used as a diminutive whose specific meaning depends on the root name. Unisex
Mukarramah honored; revered Arabic Girl
Maddoc fortunate, good; sometimes interpreted as 'benefactor' or 'lucky' Welsh Boy
Mahogonee Derived from mahogany: a rich reddish-brown wood/color; suggests warmth, strength, and beauty English Girl
Malakai my messenger; messenger of God Hebrew Boy