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Names letter starts with M

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Munazzah Pure; chaste; immaculate Arabic Girl
Madhuk Honey; sweet; associated with the honeybee Sanskrit Boy
Maibe Likely 'beloved' or 'love' if linked to Maite/Mabel; not definitively established Girl
Malene From Magdala; 'of Magdala' (associated with Mary Magdalene) Scandinavian Girl
Mantra A sacred utterance, chant, or spiritual formula used in Hinduism and Buddhism Sanskrit Unisex
Marijoe Blend of Mary (Miriam: 'bitter', 'beloved', or 'sea of bitterness') and Joe/Joseph (Yosef: 'may God add/increase') English Girl
Marquisa female marquis; noblewoman; 'ruler of the border' (noble title) Spanish Girl
Masaccio Augmentative/pejorative form of Maso - roughly "big/rough/clumsy Tom"; linked to Thomas meaning "twin" Italian Boy
Mauv Derived from the color 'mauve' - a pale purple; connotes the mallow flower Unisex
Meggan Diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl' French, Welsh Girl
Meloda song; melody Greek Girl
Merrie Pleasant, cheerful; by usage also linked as a form of Mary/Marie English Girl
Miguelita Little Miguel; ultimately from Michael meaning 'Who is like God?' Spanish Girl
Mirla female blackbird Spanish Girl
Montagu pointed hill / sharp mountain Boy
Mosie Derived from Moses - 'drawn out (of the water)' Boy
Mutia Pearl Indonesian, Malay Girl
Myshele Who is like God? French Girl
Maatou unknown
Mahaganapati Great Lord of the Ganas - an epithet/form of the Hindu god Ganesha Sanskrit Boy
Makaih Toward the sea / by the sea Hawaiian Unisex
Mandlakayise Power/strength of the father Zulu Boy
Margaret Pearl Greek Girl
Marleyann Marley ('pleasant or boundary meadow') + Ann ('grace') - roughly 'graceful pleasant meadow.' Girl
Masum innocent; sinless; protected from wrongdoing Arabic Boy
McKay From Gaelic 'Mac Aoidh' meaning 'son of Aodh' (Aodh = 'fire', often anglicized as Hugh). Scottish Gaelic Boy
melony Generally 'song' (as a variant of Melody); occasionally linked to 'dark/black' if treated as a form of Melanie. English Girl
Mihirdev Sun god; divine sun Sanskrit Boy
Mircea-Ionut Combines 'mir' (peace/world) and 'John' ('God is gracious') - roughly 'peaceful, favored by God.' Romanian Boy
Monirath Derived from Mani ('jewel') + ratha ('chariot') - roughly 'jeweled chariot' or 'precious jewel' Khmer Boy
Munda Latin: "clean, pure" (feminine of mundus); Hindi/Punjabi: "boy, lad"; also the name/ethnonym of the Munda tribal group in eastern India. Latin Unisex
Madhukanta From Sanskrit madhu 'honey/sweet' + kānta 'beloved/beautiful': 'sweet-beloved' or 'as sweet/attractive as honey'. Indian, Sanskrit Boy
Maibelina Little beloved / lovable (from Mabel/amabilis); a modern elaboration combining 'May' or 'Mabel' with the diminutive suffix '-ina'. Spanish Girl
Maleson 'son of Mal' - 'Mal' may derive from Gaelic 'Máel' meaning 'servant/devotee' or be a short form of names such as Malcolm English Boy
Mantreh Meaning not established or not widely recorded
Marijoh Combination of Maria ('bitter'/'beloved') and Jo ('God is gracious') - roughly 'beloved and gracious' Girl
Marquisee Nobleman; a noble rank - ruler or governor of a border region French Boy
Masago Rare Japanese name; meanings vary by kanji - possible senses include "true sand" (真砂) or it may coincide with the Japanese word for capelin roe (masago). Sometimes conflated with the name Masako. Japanese Girl
Mauve Named for the pale purple color derived from the mallow flower French Girl
Megh cloud; rain-cloud Hindi, Sanskrit Boy
Melodah song; musical melody English Girl
Merrik Likely 'dark-skinned'/'Moorish' (from Mauricius/Maurice) or alternatively 'famous ruler' (from Old English elements meaning 'famous' + 'ruler'). Welsh Boy
Miguelly Who is like God? Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Mirna peaceful; beloved Slavic Girl
Montague from the mountain / hill-dweller English Boy
Moss From the moss plant / marsh; alternatively a pet form of Moses ('drawn out of the water') English Boy
Mutlaq Absolute; unrestricted; unconditional; free Arabic Boy
Myshell Who is like God? (feminine form of Michael) Hebrew Girl
Maatoug Freed, emancipated (also 'mature' or 'aged' in some contexts) Arabic Boy
Mahaila Generally interpreted as 'tenderness' or 'beloved'; alternate compound readings could suggest 'great' or 'beautiful'. Girl