Baby names starting with M

Arabic · From Arabic mahasin, meaning "beauties," "virtues," or "good qualities."

English · Likely a modern variant of Micaiah- or Makayla-type names, often associated with meanings like "who is like God?"

English · Likely a modern coined variant in the Makayla or Micaiah family, often loosely linked to "who is like God?"

French · A variant of Mallory, from French roots meaning "unfortunate" or "ill-fated," later used as a surname and given name.

English · A modern elaborated spelling of Mandie or Madelyn-type names, shaped more by style than by one fixed root.

Indian · Likely related to Menaka, a name from Indian tradition associated with a celestial nymph.

Hebrew · A compound of Maria and Theresa; Maria is linked to Hebrew Miryam, while Theresa is traditionally associated with Greek roots.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Marquis or Marquia, ultimately connected to the noble title marquis.

English · Likely a modern variant of Misha or Meisha, formed through contemporary sound-based styling.

Welsh · A variant of Megan, the Welsh pet form of Margaret, ultimately meaning "pearl."

Arabic · Likely a variant of Maria or Mariah, blending Arabic-influenced spelling with a classic name tied to meanings like "beloved" or "drop of the sea."

Arabic · From Arabic Majida, meaning "glorious," "noble," or "illustrious."

English · A modern invented name, likely shaped by rhythmic contemporary naming patterns rather than one fixed root.

Indian · From Sanskrit mandala, meaning "circle" or "sacred diagram," associated with spiritual wholeness and balance.

Indian · Mandisha is likely an Indian-derived modern name, often linked to sweetness or charm from Sanskrit-based naming patterns.

Italian · Mandolin comes from the Italian musical instrument name, ultimately tied to mandola and the idea of music.

Indian · Manoy is likely an Indian variant related to Manoj, a Sanskrit name meaning born of the mind.

Latin · Marish is likely a variant of Marie or Maris, ultimately linked to Latin-rooted forms associated with Mary or the sea.

English · Markeesha is a modern elaboration of Marquise or Marcus-style roots, blending French-derived sounds with creative modern naming.

French · Marquitia appears to be a modern form built from Marquis or Marquita-style names with French-rooted influence.

African · Masika is an African name, especially found in East Africa, often associated with rain or the rainy season.

French · Matalie is likely a variant of Natalie, from Latin natalis meaning birth, especially birth of the Lord.

Welsh · Maygan is a spelling variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning pearl.

Arabic · Mekka is a modern spelling inspired by Mecca, the holy city in Islam, giving it a strong place-based association.

Latin · Merranda is a variant of Miranda, from Latin mirandus meaning worthy of admiration or wonder.

Italian · Mesina likely draws from Messina, the Sicilian place name, giving it an Italian geographic and surname-style feel.

Hebrew · Mickela is a feminine form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning who is like God.

English · Mistyann blends Misty, from the English word for light fog, with Ann, creating a modern compound name.

English · Mylynda is a spelling variant of Melinda, a modern name likely shaped from Latin-derived sweet or gentle associations.

Arabic · Mahdee is a spelling variant of Mahdi, from Arabic meaning 'guided one.'

French · Marquett is likely a variant of Marquette, a French form tied to Mark and sometimes interpreted as 'little Mark.'

Hebrew · Matthen appears to be a variant of Matthew, from Hebrew meaning 'gift of God.'

French · Montrez is a modern name with French-flavored sound, likely formed in contemporary English naming rather than from an old root.

Indian · Mandeep is an Indian name, often Punjabi, meaning 'lamp of the mind' or 'light of the heart.'

English · Markeis is likely a modern form influenced by Marquis, a French noble title ultimately from Latin roots.

Indian · Mohit comes from Sanskrit and means 'charmed,' 'enchanted,' or 'attracted.'

English · Mondre is likely a modern shortened form influenced by Andre or DeAndre, ultimately from Greek Andreas meaning 'manly.'

Hebrew · Maichael is a spelling variant of Michael, the Hebrew name meaning "who is like God?"

Indian · Manpreet is an Indian name from Punjabi elements meaning "love of the heart" or "one whose heart is filled with affection."

French · Marquie is likely a variant of Marquis or Marqui, from a French noble title meaning "marquis."

French · Marquist is a modern form related to Marquis, derived from the French noble rank "marquis."

Latin · Martese is likely a variant of Martis or Martin-related forms, ultimately from Latin Mars, the Roman god of war.

French · Montral is likely inspired by the place name Montreal, from French meaning "royal mountain."

Welsh · Meghann is a variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning "pearl."

Welsh · A spelling variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret, ultimately meaning pearl.

Hebrew · Likely related to Misha, a diminutive of Michael, ultimately from Hebrew meaning who is like God.

Indian · Likely connected to Sanskrit roots suggesting pleasantness or to mythic names such as Mandara.

Arabic · An Arabic word-name meaning a female Muslim, one who submits to God.

Spanish · Magin is likely related to the Spanish name Magín, from the Latinized Magnus line meaning great.

English · Mandey is a modern spelling of Mandy, a diminutive of Amanda, from Latin meaning worthy of love.

English · Markela is likely a feminine elaboration of Mark or Marcella-style names, from Latin roots tied to Mars.

Arabic · Muneerah is an Arabic name meaning radiant, luminous, or full of light.

English · Marleana is likely a modern blend of Marlene and Marlena, ultimately tied to names meaning "star of the sea" or "beloved."

English · Mirandy is an elaborated form of Miranda, from Latin mirandus, meaning "admirable" or "worthy of wonder."

Japanese · Mitsi is likely a variant of Mitsu, a Japanese name element meaning "light," "honey," or "fullness" depending on kanji.

French · Moneek is a phonetic variant of Monique, the French feminine form of Monica, often interpreted as "advisor" or "solitary."

African · Makila is often treated as a modern name, sometimes linked to African usage and names built on Ma- with melodic endings.

English · Malesha is likely a modern invented name, influenced by names like Alesha or Keisha with a Ma- prefix.

Indian · Mallika is a Sanskrit name meaning "jasmine," a fragrant flowering vine.

Welsh · Maredith is a variant of Meredith, a Welsh name traditionally meaning great ruler or lordly.

Slavic · Mareka appears related to Marek or Maria forms, tying it to Hebrew-rooted Mary traditions through Slavic usage.

Hebrew · Maresha may echo the biblical place Mareshah, a Hebrew name meaning "summit" or "head of a hill."

Latin · Markesia is likely a feminine elaboration of Marcus or Mark, from Latin and associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.

Latin · Markitta is probably an elaborated feminine form of Mark, from Latin Marcus, traditionally linked to Mars.

French · Martinque appears influenced by Martinique, the French Caribbean place name ultimately derived from Martin.

Hebrew · Maryssa is likely a blend of Mary and Marissa, combining Hebrew-rooted Mary with a modern lyrical ending.

English · Mashanna is likely a modern blend name, possibly influenced by Shawna and Mary-derived forms.

French · Melady is likely a creative spelling of Melody, from Greek melodia through French and English, meaning song.

Greek · Melissha is a variant of Melissa, from Greek melissa meaning "bee."

Hebrew · Mikela is a feminine form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning "who is like God?"

Hebrew · Mikeya is likely a modern variant of Michaela or Micaiah, from Hebrew meaning "who is like God?"

English · Often treated as a modern form related to Mary or Maylee-style names, with soft and lyrical appeal.

Chinese · Usually a Chinese transliterated name, often built from characters suggesting beauty, brightness, or delicate sound.

Arabic · From Arabic, Majida means glorious, noble, or magnificent.

Latin · A spelling variant of Mandy, the diminutive of Amanda, from Latin meaning lovable or worthy of love.

French · Likely related to Marion or Marjan, ultimately tied to Mary, a name of ancient Hebrew origin.

English · Likely a modern form influenced by names like Masha, a Slavic diminutive of Maria, with a stylized ending.

French · Used as a nickname-style name, often functioning as a diminutive for names like Mary or other family pet forms.

Hebrew · A variant of Marisa or Merissa, generally linked back to Maria, a name of ancient Hebrew origin.

African · A West African name, especially associated with Liberia and Sierra Leone, used as a traditional feminine given name.

French · A French-style elaboration of Michelle, from Michael, meaning who is like God?

French · A compound name blending Michelle and Ann, with roots tied to Michael and Hannah.

English · A modern coined name, likely formed from fashionable sounds and endings used in late 20th-century naming.

English · Likely a modern elaboration influenced by Aisha-type names, which come from Arabic roots meaning alive or thriving.

African · Mensah is an Akan name from West Africa meaning "third-born child," especially a third son.

English · Marell is likely a surname-style form related to Merrill or Merrell, with old Germanic roots suggesting fame or renown.

African · Makalani is used in Southern Africa and is also the name of the makalani palm, giving it a natural association.

Hebrew · Manuell is a spelling variant of Manuel, from Hebrew Immanuel meaning God is with us.

French · Marquest appears related to Marquis, a French noble title, giving it an aristocratic surname-style feel.

Spanish · Marreco is a surname-style name found in Iberian usage, likely adapted into given-name use in modern naming.

Hebrew · Matthue is a rare variant of Matthew, from Hebrew meaning gift of God, likely shaped by French spelling.

Greek · Micholas is a variant blending Michael and Nicholas, with Nicholas from Greek meaning victory of the people.

French · Montaque is a variant of Montague, from French place-name roots meaning pointed hill.

French · Montea is likely a modern name influenced by Monte or Monty, from roots meaning mountain or hill.

Spanish · Monterrio is a modern elaboration built from Spanish monte and rio, suggesting mountain and river imagery.

French · Montrey likely derives from French place-name elements meaning mountain or hill, used in a modern style.

Arabic · Morad is an Arabic and Persian name meaning wish, desire, or purpose.

Hebrew · Mykle is a modern spelling variant of Michael, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

Greek · Myrone is likely a variant of Myron, from Greek and traditionally linked to myrrh or sweet oil.

African · Myeasha is likely a modern variant influenced by Aisha, a name of Arabic origin meaning living or prosperous.

English · Mahogony is a spelling variant of Mahogany, the rich reddish-brown wood name taken from the tropical tree.

Arabic · Maiesha is likely related to Arabic Aisha forms, carrying the sense of life, living, or vitality.

English · Mandalynn is a blended modern name combining Manda and Lynn, with roots related to Amanda meaning lovable.

English · Martesha is likely an elaborated form of Marta or Marsha, from Latin and Aramaic-rooted traditions meaning lady or mistress.

Welsh · Meaghann is a spelling variant of Megan, a Welsh form of Margaret ultimately from Greek meaning pearl.

Greek · Myda may echo Midas from Greek tradition or function as a streamlined modern English coinage.

Arabic · Myesheia is likely a modern form related to Aisha-derived names, carrying the sense of life or living.

English · A spelling variant of Mahogany, the English tree name taken from the rich reddish hardwood.

English · Likely a modern elaboration influenced by Marla or Marlena, with roots possibly tied to Mary or Magdalene forms.

Latin · Likely related to Marta or Maritza forms, ultimately from the name Martha, meaning "lady" or "mistress."

Spanish · A Spanish-used form related to Hebrew angelic-style names ending in -el, with a divine "of God" element.

African · Likely of African origin, Mber appears to be a short modern form with limited documented etymology.

Latin · Mirranda is a variant of Miranda, from Latin mirandus, meaning "admirable" or "worthy of wonder."

English · Mishonda is likely a modern coined name built from the popular Mi- prefix and Shonda-style ending.

Indian · Mohini is a Sanskrit name meaning "enchantress," and is also the name of a divine figure in Hindu mythology.

French · Moniquea is a modern elaboration of Monique, the French form of Monica, often associated with wise counsel.

English · Muffy is an English pet name, often used as an affectionate diminutive of names like Muffet.

German · Maaike is a Dutch and Frisian diminutive of Maria, a name of ancient Hebrew origin often interpreted as beloved or wished-for child.

Scottish · Mackensie is a variant of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname meaning child of Coinneach, often interpreted as fair one.

Greek · Magalena is a variant of Magdalena, from Greek, meaning woman from Magdala, a place name in biblical tradition.

Irish · Magee comes from an Irish surname derived from Mag Aodh, meaning son of Aodh, an old personal name linked to fire.

English · Maigen is a modern spelling of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret, ultimately from Greek meaning pearl.

English · Makeya appears to be a modern English-created name, possibly influenced by Makayla or Micaiah, with no single fixed traditional root.

Greek · Malesia is likely a modern form influenced by Melissa or place-based sounds, with Greek roots possibly tied to honeybee through Melissa.

Slavic · Marieka is a variant of Marika, a European pet form of Maria, from Hebrew origin and often interpreted as beloved or wished-for child.

Arabic · Mariha is used in Arabic and South Asian naming and is often associated with joyfulness, grace, or lively beauty.

French · Marinee likely relates to Marine, from Latin marinus meaning of the sea.

Italian · Marini comes from Italian surname use based on Latin marinus, meaning of the sea.

English · Markishia appears to be a modern English coinage, likely built from Mark or Mar- with an ornamental suffix.

English · Mashawna is likely a modern variant of Shawna with a prefixed Ma-, ultimately tied to Sean or John meaning God is gracious.

English · Mashawnda appears to be a modern elaboration of Shawnda or Shawna, forms related to Sean or John meaning God is gracious.

Irish · Meaghen is a spelling variant of Megan, an Irish and Welsh form of Margaret, from Greek meaning pearl.

Irish · Megahn is a modern spelling of Megan, a form of Margaret derived from Greek margaritēs meaning pearl.

English · Megham is likely a spelling variation influenced by Megan or Meghan, names ultimately derived from Margaret meaning pearl.

Irish · Mehan is an Irish surname and given-name form, likely derived from Gaelic roots meaning descendant of a little or gentle one.

English · Mekea appears to be a modern English-created name, possibly influenced by names like Micaiah or Takeya in sound.

Greek · Meleesa is a modern spelling of Melissa, from Greek meaning honeybee.

English · Mendee is likely a modern English spelling related to Mindy or Mandy, pet forms with affectionate and diminutive use.

English · Meoshia appears to be a modern English coinage, probably created for sound and rhythm rather than from one historic root.

English · Mikeia is likely a modern variant influenced by Micaiah, from Hebrew, meaning who is like God.

English · Mikkia appears to be a modern English-created name, possibly influenced by Mickey, Mika, or Miki forms.

Indian · Milini is used in Indian naming and is often connected with ideas of union, meeting, or a gentle linked presence.

Hebrew · Mychal is a modern spelling of Michael, from Hebrew Mikha'el, meaning who is like God?

Spanish · Monterio is likely a variant of Montero or Monteiro, linked to mountains or a huntsman.

Arabic · Mahmood is an Arabic name meaning praised or commendable, from the same root as Muhammad.

Latin · Maricus is likely a variant of Marcus, a Latin Roman name associated with Mars, the god of war.

Arabic · Mumin comes from Arabic and means believer or faithful one.

Latin · Markcus is a spelling variant of Marcus, a Latin name linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

English · Marquinn is a modern blend of Mark and Quinn, combining classic and Irish surname-style elements.

English · Marshun is a modern invented name, likely influenced by names like MarShawn or Sean.

Latin · Martinis is a form related to Martinus, from Latin, meaning "of Mars" or "warlike."

Hebrew · Mate is a form of Matthew, from Hebrew, meaning "gift of God."

English · Mondra is a modern coined name, possibly influenced by names like Monique, Andre, or place-style sounds.

Hebrew · Mychel is a spelling variant of Michael, from Hebrew, meaning "Who is like God?"

Welsh · Meghen is a variant of Megan, the Welsh diminutive of Margaret, ultimately meaning pearl.

English · Markeshia is likely a modern English elaboration influenced by Mar- names and suffixes like -keshia used in contemporary naming.

Indian · Minal is an Indian name often interpreted as precious stone or gemlike, with associations of delicacy and beauty.

Hebrew · Muriah is likely a variant of Moriah, the Hebrew place name associated with biblical tradition and seen as meaning chosen by God.

Greek · A variant of Melissa, from Greek meaning "honeybee."

Greek · Likely a variant of Nicole, from Greek roots meaning "victory of the people."

English · A modern blend, possibly influenced by Mia and Aisha; Aisha comes from Arabic meaning "alive" or "living."

English · A modern coined name, possibly influenced by Michael-derived sounds and -esha endings.

Spanish · Marciela is a variant of Marcella or Maricela, from Latin roots tied to Mars, the Roman god of war.

English · Markeia is a modern variant likely built from Mark with a melodic feminine ending.

English · Markina is likely a feminine elaboration of Mark, a Latin-rooted name associated with Mars.

English · Marshana appears to be an elaborated form of Marsha, ultimately related to Mars, the Roman god of war.

French · Maurisha likely developed from Maurice or Mauricia, from Latin Maurus, meaning dark-skinned or Moorish.

Welsh · Megean is a spelling variant of Megan, a Welsh form of Margaret, meaning pearl.

Greek · Melysa is a variant of Melissa, from Greek, meaning honey bee.

Hebrew · Meshan likely echoes biblical Hebrew naming patterns and may relate to names meaning gift or drawing forth.

Spanish · Miosoty is a Spanish usage name derived from the flower forget-me-not, especially known in Caribbean naming.

English · Monea is likely a modern form influenced by Mona, a name with French and Celtic associations.

English · Monekia is a modern elaborated name, likely built from Mon- with a decorative -ekia ending.

English · Mandalin is a modern elaborated form likely influenced by Madelyn or Mandoline-like sounds.

English · Mandelyn is a modern spelling variant of Madelyn, a name ultimately linked to Magdalene and “woman of Magdala.”

English · Markeyta appears to be a modern variant of Marketa or Marquita, forms related to Margaret meaning “pearl.”

German · Marlenea is an elaborated form of Marlene, a German blend of Maria and Magdalene.

English · Mashauna appears to be a modern coined name, likely formed from Ma- and Shauna elements.

Welsh · Meghanne is a variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret, traditionally meaning “pearl.”

English · Melissamarie combines Melissa, from Greek “honeybee,” with Marie, the French form of Mary.

Greek · Melssia is likely a variant spelling of Melissa, a Greek name meaning “honeybee.”

Spanish · Mercede is a shortened form of Mercedes, from a Spanish Marian title meaning “mercies.”

Latin · Merrissa is a variant of Marissa, a modern name often linked to Latin-rooted Mary forms or the sea.

Hebrew · Micala is a feminine variant of Michael, from Hebrew, meaning “who is like God?”

Hebrew · Mikiala is a creative spelling of Michaela, derived from Hebrew and meaning “who is like God?”

Japanese · Mikiya is used in Japanese naming and can carry meanings tied to beauty, trees, or value depending on kanji.

English · Moneshia appears to be a modern coined name, likely built from Mon- and -esha sound elements.

Chinese · Mong is used in East and Southeast Asian naming traditions and is often linked to brightness or culture-specific family usage.

French · Monikia is a modern variant of Monica or Monique, names associated with counsel or advisor-like meanings.

Spanish · Montoyia appears to be an elaborated form influenced by the Spanish surname Montoya and modern English styling.

Welsh · Morganne is a feminized spelling of Morgan, a Welsh name associated with the sea.

English · Myeka appears to be a modern coined name, likely shaped by the popularity of Mia-, My-, and -eka sounds.

Chinese · Mylinh likely reflects a Vietnamese-style name linked to Sino roots, often associated with beauty or spirit.

Hebrew · Michaeljames is a compound of Michael, who is like God, and James, a form of Jacob meaning supplanter.

Norse · Mondale is a surname-derived name traced to Norwegian place roots, adapted into English-speaking use as a given name.

Greek · Mandre is likely a shortened modern form influenced by Andre or Deandre, from Greek Andreas meaning "manly."

Greek · Manolis is a Greek diminutive of Emmanuel, from Hebrew, meaning "God is with us."

French · Margues is likely a variant of Marquis, from French, referring to a noble rank.

English · Markiee is a modern spelling of Markie, a diminutive of Mark, from Latin Marcus.

French · Markise is a spelling variant influenced by Marquis or Marquise, French titles connected with nobility.

English · Marquee likely reflects modern use of the English word from French, and may also echo Marquis as a stylish title-name.

Italian · Marreo is likely a variant form influenced by Mario, a Latin-derived name connected to Mars.

English · Mashaun is a modern blend influenced by Shawn, the Irish form of John meaning "God is gracious."

Chinese · Meng is a Chinese name or surname whose meaning depends on the character, often associated with ideas like sprouting or excellence.

English · Montario is a modern elaborated name, possibly influenced by Mont- names and Latin-style endings.

Chinese · Mao is a Chinese name whose meaning changes by character and may refer to fur, flourishing, or elegance.

Italian · Martini is an Italian surname and given-name form from Martinus, meaning 'of Mars.'

English · Meggie is a diminutive of Margaret, from Greek roots meaning 'pearl.'

Arabic · From Arabic marjan meaning “coral,” used as a name associated with beauty and precious natural imagery.

English · Monyetta is likely a modern English coinage, possibly formed from Mon- with the feminine -etta ending.

English · Likely a modern blended name, possibly combining Mar- with Nisha-like elements.

English · Likely a modern elaboration influenced by Marquis or Marquessa, from noble French title roots.

Welsh · A spelling variant of Megan, the Welsh form of Margaret, traditionally linked to pearl.

Greek · A compound of Melissa, from Greek meaning honeybee, and Sue, from Susan meaning lily.

Irish · Likely related to Mairin or Marin, associated with sea meanings or Irish forms of Mary.

English · Likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by names like Mishaun or Sean.

Japanese · Likely a modern variant of Maya or Mya; in Japanese contexts it can echo meanings tied to beauty or a shrine.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Michaela or Mikayla, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

French · Likely a variant of Monique, the French form of Monica, a name of uncertain ancient origin.

Arabic · An Arabic feminine name associated with giving counsel, signaling, or sharing good news.

English · A modern spelling variant of Mia or Mya, often used for its short, contemporary sound.

French · A French form of Macarius, from Greek makarios, meaning "blessed" or "happy."

African · Likely a modern melodic creation, possibly influenced by names like Melinda or Yolanda.

Indian · Probably a variant of Manisha, from Sanskrit roots associated with intelligence, thought, or wisdom.

Hebrew · A compound of Maria and Christina, combining the heritage of Mary with "follower of Christ."

Spanish · A Spanish-style elaboration of Maria, likely formed with a decorative ending for a softer, modern sound.

German · A blended form related to Marlena or Marlene, names ultimately connected to Maria and Magdalene traditions.

Latin · Likely a feminine form related to Mars, the Roman god of war, giving it a strong classical tone.

Spanish · A variant of Maritza, commonly treated as a Spanish diminutive of Maria, from the biblical Mary tradition.

Slavic · A Slavic name often linked to Marzanna and dreamlike or spring-related associations in Slavic tradition.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant of Keisha-style names, often connected to Aisha and Arabic roots meaning "alive."

Welsh · A spelling variant of Meredith, a Welsh name traditionally interpreted as "great lord" or sometimes "sea protector."

Slavic · Likely a variant of Marika, a Slavic diminutive of Maria, from the long biblical Mary tradition.

Hebrew · Probably a modern form related to Misha or Michaela, ultimately from Hebrew meaning "Who is like God?"

Hebrew · A feminine elaboration of Michael, from Hebrew meaning "Who is like God?"

English · Likely a modern blended name, shaped for sound from elements like Mi- and -lisha.

French · A variant of Mystique, from French and ultimately Greek roots meaning mystical, hidden, or mysterious.

English · A spelling variant of Mahogany, the tree and rich wood color name, used as a nature-inspired modern name.

French · A variant of Monique, the French form of Monica, a name of uncertain ancient origin.

French · Martise is likely a French-influenced variant related to Martin or Martice, from Latin roots associated with Mars.

Spanish · Mareco appears to be a Romance-style variant of Marco, ultimately linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Italian · Marieo looks like a modern elaboration of Mario, a Latin-rooted name related to Mars.

French · Marquice is a modern variant of Marquis, the French noble title for a marquess.

Latin · Markas is a variant of Marcus, a Latin name traditionally linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

English · Monteze is a modern name form likely influenced by Monte or Montese-style surname sounds.

Chinese · Manh is a Vietnamese name often written with Sino-Vietnamese roots associated with strength, vigor, or brightness depending on the character.

French · Likely a variant of Marquis, from the French noble title meaning marquess or border lord.

African · Probably a modern form influenced by Mark or Marcus, names from Latin roots associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.

African · Likely a modern coinage shaped by names like Martin or Marcus, both from Latin roots tied to Mars.

French · A variant of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning gift of God, filtered through French-style spelling.

Indian · Maulin is an Indian name often linked to Sanskrit roots meaning crowned, garlanded, or adorned on the head.

African · Likely a modern elaboration influenced by names like Octavius; the -avius ending echoes Latin Roman naming patterns.

Chinese · Mey is often treated as a variant of Mei, a Chinese name associated with beauty or the plum blossom.

Chinese · Meuy is likely a phonetic variant of Mei-like names, often associated with beauty or blossoms.

Scottish · Maly is likely a diminutive-style form related to names like Molly or Malya, used for its soft affectionate sound.

Scottish · Mckensie is a spelling variant of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname name meaning child of Coinneach.

Slavic · A variant of Marketa or Margaret-related forms, ultimately from Greek roots meaning pearl.

English · Likely a modern variation influenced by Marlene or surname-style formations of Germanic flavor.

Arabic · From Arabic astronomical naming, referring to a shining star and carrying bright celestial associations.

Hebrew · Michaelena is an English elaboration of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?'.

Welsh · Morghan is a variant of Morgan, a Welsh name traditionally linked to the sea and bright or circling waters.

English · Mykisha is a modern English coinage, likely formed with the popular '-isha' ending and influenced by names like Mykia or Keisha.

Hebrew · A feminine form of Michael or Michaela, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

Scottish · A variant of Mackenzie, from a Scottish surname meaning child of Coinneach.

Hebrew · From the biblical place Magdala, meaning tower, and associated with Mary Magdalene.

Indian · From Punjabi and Sanskrit roots, meaning mind-conqueror or one who wins the heart.

Welsh · A variant of Morgan, a Welsh name often interpreted as sea-born or sea-circle.

Spanish · A devotional Spanish compound meaning Mary of the Light, combining Maria with luz, light.

Spanish · A Spanish devotional compound meaning Mary of the Rosary, honoring the Virgin Mary.

French · A modern elaboration likely influenced by Marquis or Marquisha, from a noble French title.

French · Likely derived from Marquette or Marquis-based forms, carrying a French noble-name flavor.

English · A modern coined name, likely blending Marsha with the fashionable -anna ending.

Hebrew · Likely a modern variant related to Matisha or Matthew-root names, from Hebrew meaning gift of God.

African · A modern coined name, possibly influenced by names like Latoya or Native place-name sounds.

English · Likely a modern feminine form of Maurice, from a name meaning dark-skinned or Moorish.

Hebrew · From Hebrew, often interpreted as dewdrop or dew of heaven, combining ideas of water and blessing.

English · Likely a modern invented variant of Makayla or Micaiah, influenced by names meaning who is like God.

English · A modern spelling of Melissa, from Greek, meaning honey bee.

Greek · A variant spelling of Melissa, a Greek name meaning honey bee.

Indian · An Indian devotional name tied to the poet-saint Mirabai, often associated with Krishna devotion.

Arabic · Likely a variant influenced by names like Mirza or Mirsa, carrying noble or princely associations.

Welsh · A modern spelling of Morgan, a Welsh name often interpreted as sea-born or sea-circle.

English · An English word name evoking secrecy, wonder, and the unknown.

Greek · A rare form resembling Nikos or Mikos, likely tied to Greek naming patterns and victory-related roots.

Latin · From Latin magnus meaning great or large, used as a bold modern name.

Greek · Likely a short Greek-style form related to names such as Nikolaos, carrying victory-of-the-people associations.

Chinese · Used among Hmong families and likely rooted in East Asian surname traditions, with meaning varying by language and clan usage.

Latin · Macus is likely a spelling variant of Marcus, a Latin name tied to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hebrew · Masada comes from Hebrew and means "fortress" or "stronghold," after the historic desert site in Israel.

Hebrew · Metthew is a spelling variant of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning "gift of God."

Italian · Monchello appears to be a modern elaborated name with an Italian-style ending, so its meaning is not firmly established.

French · A stylized form of Marcus or Marquis, ultimately from Latin roots associated with Mars.

French · A variant of Maurice from Latin Mauritius, meaning “dark-skinned” or “Moorish.”

English · Likely a modern invented name with uncertain etymology, formed in contemporary English naming style.

Indian · An Indian name from Sanskrit-derived usage, often interpreted as “friendly” or “sweet.”

Arabic · From Arabic Mu'izz, meaning “one who gives honor” or “honorer.”

Spanish · Maricris is a Spanish-style blended name combining Maria and Cris, often understood as ‘beloved’ and ‘follower of Christ.’

Hebrew · Likely related to Aramaic-Hebrew forms meaning 'our Lord' or to Hebrew-rooted sacred language usage.

Spanish · Likely a compound or elaborated form of Maria, from the Hebrew-rooted Mary tradition.

Scottish · From a surname-style Gaelic form meaning 'son of Cathal' or related clan naming traditions.

French · Likely a French or Haitian French-form name, possibly related to Mireille or place-like endings.

French · Likely influenced by Monet, a French surname, and used as a modern given name.

Hebrew · A variant of Maria or Mariah, ultimately tied to the Hebrew name Miriam.

Indian · An Indian name from Sanskrit, commonly interpreted as meaning of the mind or thoughtful.

Spanish · A contracted form of Maria de los Angeles, meaning Mary of the angels in Spanish devotional naming.

English · Likely a blend of Marla and Anna, combining forms linked to Mary and Hannah traditions.

Hebrew · A compound of Mary and Carmen, joining the biblical Mary with the Marian title linked to Mount Carmel.

Indian · Likely related to Menaka, a Sanskrit name from Hindu tradition associated with beauty and grace.

Spanish · A variant of Mercedes, from Spanish mercedes meaning mercies, originally a Marian devotional title.

Latin · A spelling variant of Monica, a name of uncertain ancient origin long associated with Saint Monica.

English · Likely a rare form related to Mabel, from Latin amabilis meaning lovable.

Welsh · A variant spelling of Megan, originally from Margaret, meaning pearl.

English · A variant of Mahogany, taken from the rich reddish hardwood and used as a modern nature name.

French · Likely a French-influenced modern form related to Monique, from a root meaning advisor or solitary one.

Hebrew · A compound of Mary and Emma, combining beloved or wished-for child with whole or universal.

Indian · An Indian name related to cloud or rain-bearing skies, from Sanskrit roots like megha.

Hebrew · Likely a modern variant of Micah or Michaela, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

French · From the French word for the mimosa flower, ultimately from Latin roots meaning to mimic or sensitive plant.

French · Likely a French-influenced form related to Moira, a Greek name meaning fate or destiny.

English · Probably a modern elaboration of Tisha with a prefixed consonant, formed in contemporary American naming.

Chinese · A Sino-Vietnamese style name often linked with plum blossom or beauty, depending on the character used.

Chinese · A Sino-Vietnamese compound usually interpreted as beautiful fragrance, elegant direction, or graceful flower.

Latin · Likely a modern variant of Martin or Marquis-type forms, tied to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hebrew · A shortened spelling of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning 'gift of God.'

Persian · A Persian name associated with nobility and historical figures, often interpreted as one of the moon or great one.

Greek · Likely a rare modern form influenced by Greek-style endings, with uncertain original meaning.

Persian · A Persian name meaning given by Mithra, the ancient deity of covenant and light.

Slavic · The Polish form of Matthew, from Hebrew meaning gift of God.

Arabic · A variant of Muhammad, from Arabic meaning praised or commendable.

French · A French form of Marcellinus, derived from Latin Mars and meaning little warrior or devoted to Mars.

Latin · Likely a rare variant of Marcus or Marco, from the Roman name associated with Mars.

Latin · Likely related to Marcius or Marcel forms, drawing from Roman roots associated with Mars.

English · A modern compound of Mark and David, combining meanings often linked to Mars and “beloved.”

Spanish · Likely a variant of Marquez, a surname title form meaning “marquis” or “nobleman.”

Hebrew · A modern compound of Michael and David, combining “Who is like God?” with “beloved.”

Hebrew · A blended form of Michael and Lee, pairing a Hebrew divine name with an English surname element.

French · Likely derived from monte or mont, meaning “mountain” or “hill.”

Arabic · A form of Musa, the Arabic name of Moses, traditionally linked to “drawn from the water.”

French · Likely a modern variant of Marquis or Marquita, ultimately from a noble title meaning marquis.

French · Variant of Mallory, from a French-derived surname meaning unfortunate or unlucky.

French · Variant of Mallory, from a French surname meaning unfortunate or ill-fated.

French · Likely a blended form of Mary and Lily or Marilyn-like names, combining beloved and lily associations.

French · Likely a modern variant related to Marquita or Marquis, ultimately tied to a noble rank.

French · Variant of Mallory, from a French surname meaning unfortunate or unlucky.

French · Likely a variant of Marquita, related to Marquis and ultimately to a noble title.

Spanish · Marquida seems related to title-based forms like Marquis or Marquita, tied to noble rank or courtly style.

Spanish · A Spanish diminutive of Maria, meaning 'little Maria'; Maria ultimately comes from Hebrew Miriam.

Spanish · Likely a modern form related to Marquita, a Spanish diminutive of Maria or Marcia-influenced names.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Mar- names such as Marquita or Marcia, with a decorative -illa ending.

English · Likely a modern English creation related to Miesha or Myesha, with meaning shaped more by sound than by a single root.

Welsh · Maghann is a variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

Greek · Margita is a Slavic form of Margaret, from Greek margaritēs meaning 'pearl.'

English · Markeysha appears to be a modern coined name, possibly built from Mark with a decorative suffix.

English · Markida appears to be a modern invented form, likely influenced by Mark or Marquita-style names.

French · Marguitta is a variant of Marguerite, from Greek through Latin and French, meaning 'pearl.'

Hebrew · Mariessa is an elaborated form of Maria or Marie, from the Hebrew name Miryam with longstanding European use.

German · Marike is a Germanic diminutive of Maria, derived from the Hebrew name Miryam.

Latin · Marquila is likely a modern form influenced by Mark or Marquis names, ultimately tied to the Latin root for Mars.

Spanish · Marqurita is a variant of Margarita, from Greek through Latin and Spanish, meaning 'pearl.'

African · Mashaunda is a modern created name, likely combining the Ma- prefix with sounds from Shawn or Shonda.

Welsh · Meagin is a spelling variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

Welsh · Megghan is a variant of Megan, from Welsh and ultimately from Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Welsh · Megnan appears to be a variant of Megan, a Welsh pet form of Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

African · Meoshi is a modern invented name with a melodic ending, possibly influenced by names like Keosha or Miyoshi.

Scottish · Mickenzie is a spelling variant of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname meaning 'child of Coinneach.'

Spanish · Miosoti is likely a variant of Miosotis, the Spanish form of myosotis, the forget-me-not flower.

French · Monquita is likely a diminutive-style form influenced by Monique, from a Latin root meaning 'advisor' or 'alone.'

French · A French surname form related to Michel, from Hebrew Michael, meaning who is like God.

English · Mandrel is an English word-name or surname-style form, not a traditional personal name with fixed etymology.

Hebrew · Mtthew is almost certainly a variant or misspelling of Matthew, from Hebrew meaning gift of God.

African · Mua appears in several African naming traditions and is often used with local meanings that vary by language.

Hebrew · Mycal is a modern spelling of Michael, the Hebrew name meaning who is like God.

French · Marcquis is a spelling variant of Marquis, the French noble title meaning "marquess" or "border lord."

French · Markees is likely a phonetic variant of Marquis, the French aristocratic title later used as a given name.

Greek · Markous is a variant of Marcus or Markos, from Latin and Greek forms linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

French · Marquil appears to be a modern variant influenced by Marquis or Marquel, with a stylish French-sounding ending.

Scottish · McGregor is a Scottish surname-name meaning "son of Gregor," with Gregor deriving from a root meaning "watchful" or "alert."

Hebrew · Michaeljoseph combines Michael, meaning "who is like God?" with Joseph, meaning "he will add," in a biblical compound.

Hebrew · A variant of Michael from Hebrew, meaning “who is like God?”

English · Likely a modern nickname-style form, sometimes linked to names like Monica or Simon.

Welsh · Meghaan is a modern spelling of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning pearl.

French · Marquetia is likely a feminine elaboration of Mark or Marquis, ultimately tied to Latin roots meaning of Mars.

French · Malary is a variant of Mallory, from an Old French surname meaning "unfortunate" or "ill-fated."

French · Mallarie is a decorative spelling of Mallory, derived from Old French and traditionally meaning "unfortunate."

Welsh · Megyn is a modern spelling of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning "pearl."

Arabic · Mervat is commonly used in Arabic-speaking communities and is treated as a traditional feminine given name.

Welsh · Morganna is a variant of Morgan, a Welsh name often linked to the sea and famously associated with Morgan le Fay.

English · Mahoganie comes from the mahogany tree name, used as a modern nature-inspired English name.

French · Malloree is a variant of Mallory, from a French surname meaning 'unfortunate' or 'ill-fated.'

Latin · Markea is likely a modern form related to Marcia or Mark, ultimately from Latin Mars, the Roman god of war.

French · Marquitte appears related to French Marquis or Marquette, evoking nobility and rank.

Arabic · Maysha is likely derived from Arabic roots related to living or walking, used as a modern feminine name.

Greek · Megaan is a variant of Megan, from Greek Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

Japanese · Miketa is likely a modern form influenced by Mika, a name used in Japanese and English contexts.

Spanish · Miren is a Basque and Spanish form of Mary, traditionally linked to meanings such as 'beloved' or 'drop of the sea.'

Welsh · Morgaine is a form of Morgan, tied to Welsh elements meaning 'sea-born' and famous in Arthurian legend.

Greek · Likely a modern spelling related to Megan or Margaret, ultimately tied to the meaning “pearl.”

Welsh · A variant of Megan, from Welsh forms of Margaret, meaning “pearl.”

Persian · From Persian usage, often meaning “moonlike,” “beautiful,” or “fine as the moon.”

Norse · A Scandinavian pet form of Maria, traditionally associated with beloved or wished-for-child meanings.

Indian · Likely a modern form related to Malari/Malhar-style South Asian names, often valued for sound and rhythm.

Spanish · From Spanish manada, meaning “herd” or “group,” though as a given name it is rare and modern.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Marquita/Markita-style names, with Romance-sounding endings added for style.

Spanish · Marquitha is likely a creative form of Marquita, from a title meaning “little marchioness” with Latin roots.

English · Marshonda appears to be a modern blended name, likely built from Mar- forms with the popular -shonda ending.

English · Mashea seems to be a modern coined name, possibly influenced by names like Misha or Aisha.

Scottish · Mekenzie is a variant of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname meaning “son of Coinneach.”

Greek · Merete is a Scandinavian form of Margaret, from Greek roots meaning “pearl.”

French · Merette is likely a French-style diminutive form related to Mary or Margaret.

African · Miakka is likely a place-based or modern adapted name, possibly influenced by Native place names used in English naming.

Hebrew · Mikaila is a variant of Michaela, from Hebrew meaning “who is like God?”

Hebrew · Mikeisha is likely a modern elaboration of Mika or Michael forms, rooted in Hebrew “who is like God?”

French · Mirlene is likely a modern variant of Marlene, a blended form associated with Mary and Magdalene.

Indian · Molika is likely an Indian-derived name, possibly related to words for jasmine, root, or softness depending on regional usage.

Hebrew · Mykala is a modern spelling of Michaela, from Hebrew meaning “who is like God?”

Hebrew · Matthey is a surname-style or variant form related to Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu meaning gift of God.

English · Montavis is a modern English-style blended name, likely built from Mon-/Mont- with the suffix -avis.

African · Mandela is an African surname and given name associated with dignity, heritage, and the legacy of Nelson Mandela.

Latin · Marcelous is a variant of Marcellus, from Latin and associated with "young warrior" or Mars.

English · Markeem is a modern spelling influenced by names like Marquis or Kareem, giving it a contemporary blended feel.

French · Marquelle is likely a modern elaboration of Marc or Marquis-related names, linked to Mars or noble style.

Latin · Martae is a modern form related to Martin or Marte, from Latin meaning "of Mars."

French · Maurese is a variant of Maurice, from Latin Mauricius, traditionally meaning "dark-skinned" or "Moorish."

German · Meldrick is a rare Germanic-style name likely built from old elements linked to counsel or strength.

French · Mergeron appears surname-like and is likely French in form, probably derived from a family or place name.

Arabic · Mohd is a common short form of Muhammad, from Arabic meaning praised or praiseworthy.

Arabic · Muhannad is an Arabic name meaning sword, especially one made of fine Indian steel.

Arabic · Mukhtar is an Arabic name meaning chosen or selected.

Hebrew · Variant of Michaela, from the Hebrew question-name meaning who is like God?

Hebrew · Elaborated spelling of Michaela, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

French · Likely a modern variant influenced by Michelle or Monique, both French-associated forms.

Spanish · Variant of Montana, from a Latin-rooted word meaning mountainous or mountain land.

Hebrew · Mareshah comes from a biblical Hebrew place name meaning 'summit' or 'head of a hill.'

English · A modern coined name likely built with the -yosha/-osha sound pattern and used as a distinctive contemporary form.

English · Marlicia is likely a modern blend of Mar- names and Alicia, with Alicia stemming from Adelaide roots meaning 'noble.'

Hebrew · Maryia is a Slavic form of Maria, ultimately from Hebrew Miriam, traditionally linked with meanings like 'beloved' or 'wished-for child.'

Greek · Meggi is a diminutive spelling of Maggie or Megan, names descended from Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Hebrew · Michea is related to Micah or Micaiah, Hebrew names meaning 'who is like God?'

Hebrew · Mickala is a modern spelling of Michaela or Mikayla, from Hebrew Michael meaning 'who is like God?'

French · Monchell appears to be a modern form influenced by Michelle, the French feminine of Michel, meaning 'who is like God?'

Scottish · Macall is a surname-style Scottish or Irish name built from Mac-, meaning son of, used as a modern given name.

French · Marichelle is a compound of Marie and Michelle, both with Hebrew roots tied to beloved and 'who is like God?'

French · Marigny comes from a French place surname, ultimately derived from a Roman family name tied to land or estate.

English · Marison appears to be a surname-style modern name, possibly meaning son of Mary or formed by analogy with Madison.

German · Marlenne is a variant of Marlene, originally a blend of Maria and Magdalene, with roots in classic Christian naming.

English · Marsheena is likely a modern elaboration of Marsha, from Latin Mars, the Roman god whose name meant martial.

Greek · Meleane likely relates to Melanie, from Greek melaina meaning dark or black, softened by French-style spelling.

English · Melindasue combines Melinda, often linked to honey or gentle sweetness, with Sue, from Susan meaning lily.

Hebrew · Micale is a variant of Michael or Michaela, from Hebrew meaning 'Who is like God?'

Latin · Moneika is a modern variant of Monica, a name of uncertain ancient origin often associated with advisor or solitary meanings.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Malia or Maleah, blending forms tied to Mary or Leah into a modern melodic spelling.

French · A spelling variant of Mallory, from a French surname meaning unfortunate or unlucky, later softened into a given name.

Greek · Likely related to Margaret forms, from Greek margaritēs meaning pearl, with a decorative elaborated ending.

English · Probably a modern blend of Mar- with names like Arlanda or Marlena, created for sound and individuality.

German · Likely a variant of Marlena or Marlene, a name blending Maria and Magdalene traditions.

English · Likely a modern American coined name using Mar- and a rhythmic -quasha ending, without a single traditional root.

French · Probably an elaborated feminine form related to Mark or Marcella, from Latin Marcus, associated with Mars.

Chinese · As a personal name, Me is often best understood as a short romanized East Asian form, commonly linked to names meaning beauty in Chinese usage.

Hebrew · A variant of Michaela, the feminine form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

Greek · Likely a spelling variant of Megan or Meghan, ultimately from Margaret, meaning pearl.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of Mia with a decorative ending, shaped for a lyrical contemporary sound.

Hebrew · Another variant of Michaela or Mikayla, ultimately from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

Latin · Likely a variant of Marissa, often linked to Latin-rooted Maria forms or to the sea-associated name Maris.

Japanese · A Japanese name often written with characters meaning peach and child, giving a sense of sweetness and fruitfulness.

English · Likely a modern American coined name blending Mo- with the melodic -neisha ending.

Chinese · Likely a romanized Vietnamese-style form often associated with ideas of beauty or grace, though it does not map neatly to the listed categories.

French · Likely formed in a French or Haitian naming style, possibly blending Myr- with -lande for a lyrical modern effect.

Latin · Marcal appears to be a variant of Marcell or Marcel, from Latin roots associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.

Latin · Marucs is likely a variant or misspelling of Marcus, a Latin name associated with Mars.

English · Mattlock likely derives from the English surname Matlock, a place name referring to a meadow or open land by a stream.

Latin · Maxmillian is a spelling variant of Maximilian, from Latin roots meaning greatest.

English · Markale is a modern coined form, possibly influenced by Mark and the suffix -ale, without a standard traditional etymology.

Spanish · Martize is likely a variant influenced by Martin or Martinez, from Latin Martinus, meaning dedicated to Mars.

Hebrew · Michaelvincent combines Michael, meaning who is like God?, and Vincent, from Latin meaning conquering.

Persian · Mortez is likely a shortened form of Morteza, from Arabic through Persian usage, meaning chosen or one who is approved.

Persian · Mahyar is a Persian name often interpreted as "friend of the moon" or "moon companion."

English · Marbin is likely a modern variant of Marvin, a name of old Welsh and English surname use meaning "sea hill" or "famous friend."

English · Marquail appears to be a modern coined name, possibly blending Marquis with the bird name quail.

Latin · Marquarius is a modern elaboration likely influenced by Marcus, from Latin roots connected with Mars.

English · Marquay is a modern invented name, likely built from Marquis or Mark with a fashionable ending.

Latin · Martellis is likely a modern extension of Martin, from Latin Martinus meaning "of Mars."

English · Martrel appears to be a modern invented name, probably influenced by Martin or Martel-style forms.

Hebrew · Mizraim is a biblical Hebrew name meaning "Egypt" and appears in the Hebrew Bible as a descendant of Ham.

Arabic · Mohanad is an Arabic name meaning "Indian sword," referring to fine blades made from Indian steel.

French · Montrelle is a modern name likely influenced by French-sounding elements such as mont, meaning "mountain."

Hebrew · Mycheal is a variant spelling of Michael, the Hebrew name meaning "Who is like God?"

African · A modern melodic name shaped by contemporary African American naming patterns.

Latin · A diminutive form related to Marta or Martina, ultimately from Mars, the Roman god.

English · Likely a blend of Mar- names such as Marla or Melissa, giving it a soft modern form.

Spanish · Likely a modern elaboration of Marisa or Maria, names tied to Latinized forms of Mary with long Christian use.

Spanish · Likely a surname-style name of Spanish use, carrying a family-name feel rather than a fixed word meaning.

French · A modern elaboration of Marie or Maria, names descended from the Hebrew Miriam.

Greek · From Greek and Latin roots meaning dark, dusky, or dark-haired.

Irish · Likely a variant of Meaghan or Megan, forms of Margaret, traditionally meaning pearl.

Indian · From Sanskrit, Meghna is linked to clouds and rain-filled skies.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Marisha, a diminutive form related to Maria and ultimately to Miriam.

Hebrew · A spelling variant of Michaela, the feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.

French · Likely a modern variation of Michelle, the feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Hebrew · Machaela is a feminine spelling variant of Michaela, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

English · Maesha is a modern English-style name, likely influenced by names like Miesha or Aisha and chosen for its sound.