Baby names starting with M

Chinese · Meylin is used in several traditions and often suggests beautiful jade or plum-jade sounds in Chinese-style formation.

Persian · Mahnoor comes from Persian and Arabic elements meaning moonlight or the radiance of the moon.

Indian · Indian name with Sanskrit roots, often meaning "earth," "great," or "river."

English · An English surname derived from the word 'motley' meaning varied or multicolored, used as a given name.

Arabic · Mahzi appears to be a modern Arabic-style name, possibly related to roots suggesting distinction or giftedness.

Greek · Variant of Myra, possibly derived from Greek 'myrrh' or as a feminine form of Myron meaning fragrant oil.

English · Marly likely blends Marley and Marlee, ultimately linked to an English place name meaning 'pleasant wood' or 'boundary wood.'

Hebrew · Miri is a short form of Miriam, a Hebrew biblical name often interpreted as beloved, wished-for child, or bitter.

Hebrew · Mikhael is a variant transliteration of Michael, from Hebrew meaning "Who is like God?"

Hebrew · Variant of Maven, from Yiddish meyvn (expert, connoisseur), given a feminine Mae- prefix for a modern feel.

Hebrew · Diminutive of Michael, from Hebrew 'Mikha'el' meaning 'who is like God?'

Arabic · From Arabic murad, meaning “desired,” “wished-for,” or “goal.”

English · Mahina is used as a modern given name and is widely associated with the moon through Polynesian usage.

French · Medieval French form of Matilda, from Germanic meaning 'mighty in battle.'

English · Variant of Maynard, from Germanic 'magan' (strength) and 'hard' (brave), meaning 'strong and hardy.'

Latin · Maribella blends Mari- from Mary with bella, meaning beautiful in Italian and Spanish.

Hebrew · Mayan is a Hebrew name meaning spring or source of water.

English · A creative spelling of Miracle, from Latin miraculum, meaning wonder or something marvelous.

Spanish · Mateus is a form of Matthew, from Hebrew via Latin, meaning 'gift of God.'

Italian · Italian form of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning “gift of God.”

Hebrew · Blend of Mary (bitter/beloved) and Belle (beautiful).

Latin · Diminutive of Marcia, the feminine form of Marcus, linked to Mars the Roman god of war.

Latin · Modern English name derived from Max, ultimately from Latin Maximus meaning "the greatest."

French · Maily is a modern name related to Maylee or Mailie, often tied to May and suggesting springtime freshness.

Irish · Morrigan comes from Irish mythology and is often interpreted as phantom queen or great queen.

English · Maeson is a spelling variant of Mason, an English occupational surname meaning 'stoneworker.'

Spanish · Likely adapted from an Indigenous Mexican moon name through Spanish usage, commonly understood as 'moon.'

Spanish · A Spanish compound of Maria and Angel, combining Mary with angelic imagery.

English · A modern blend of Mia and Lani-like elements, often interpreted as beloved and heavenly in feel.

Greek · Variant of Makarios, a Greek name meaning "blessed" or "fortunate," carried by several revered early Christian saints.

Chinese · Used in Vietnamese from a Sino-form meaning 'bright,' 'clear,' or 'intelligent'.

Persian · From Persian Mehr, associated with kindness, love, and sunlight, and widely used in South Asia.

Arabic · Muaz is an Arabic name meaning 'protected,' 'sheltered,' or 'guarded.'

Italian · Miani is used as both a surname and given name and likely developed through modern multicultural usage rather than one single source.

Arabic · Muad is an Arabic name generally associated with return, restoration, or one who comes back.

English · Scottish and English patronymic surname-name meaning 'son of Morris,' from Latin Mauritius.

Scottish · Scottish surname meaning "son of Aodh," Aodh being a Gaelic word for "fire."

Latin · Derived from Latin 'maris' meaning 'of the sea', or a combination of Maria and Luisa.

Hebrew · Marah comes from Hebrew and means 'bitter,' known from a biblical place name in Exodus.

Arabic · Manal is an Arabic name meaning attainment or achievement, from a root associated with reaching or obtaining.

Spanish · Macarena is a Spanish place and devotional name associated with the Virgin of La Macarena in Seville.

Arabic · A variant of Malik, from Arabic meaning 'king' or 'sovereign.'

Arabic · Muhsin is an Arabic name meaning 'charitable,' 'beneficent,' or 'one who does good.'

French · A spelling variant of Madelyn or Madeleine, from Magdalene, meaning woman of Magdala.

English · Milaya is likely influenced by Slavic mila roots meaning dear or gracious, reshaped into a modern English-friendly form.

Spanish · Turkish word name meaning 'blue'; also used in Spanish-speaking cultures as a short given name.

Italian · Italian place-linked form related to Milano/Milan, whose older root refers to the city of Milan.

German · Romance form of Matilda, from Germanic 'maht' (might) and 'hild' (battle), meaning 'mighty in battle.'

Slavic · Maja is used across Slavic Europe and can relate to Maia, a Greek mythological name linked with growth and spring.

Arabic · Mikail is the Arabic form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'Who is like God?'

English · Maylen is a modern blend name, often heard as May plus Lynn, giving it a soft springlike feel.

English · Macen is a modern variant of Mason, originally an occupational surname meaning stone worker.

English · Maylie is a modern English-style elaboration of May, carrying associations with spring, freshness, and gentle beauty.

English · A short form of Madison, Madeline, or related names, used as a familiar modern nickname.

English · Maddex is a modern name likely inspired by Maddox, a Welsh surname meaning son of Madoc.

French · From Germanic 'marah' (horse) + 'scalc' (servant), originally a horse keeper, later a high military rank.

German · Variant of Meyer or Meir, from Hebrew meaning one who shines or gives light.

English · From the English word 'misty,' evoking morning mist; a nature name that became popular in mid-20th century America.

English · Maylynn blends May with Lynn, evoking springtime freshness and a lake or waterfall element.

Indian · From Indian traditions, often meaning fish or a precious gem depending on the language and form.

Hebrew · Mikko is a Finnish form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Spanish · Marquez comes from the Spanish surname Márquez, meaning "son of Marcos," and also echoes the noble title marquis.

Scottish · Makenzi is a modern spelling of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname meaning "child of Coinneach."

Scottish · A modern surname-style name modeled on McKinley, from Scottish Gaelic family naming traditions.

English · From the English word for corn, ultimately tied to a staple grain and harvest imagery.

Persian · Persian and Urdu name meaning 'moonlight,' composed of 'mah' (moon) and 'tab' (brightness or shine).

English · Diminutive of Amanda, from Latin 'amanda' meaning worthy of love or lovable.

Italian · Italian form of Michael, from Hebrew Mikha'el meaning 'who is like God?'

French · A Provençal French form of Magdalene, meaning woman from Magdala.

French · Mallorie is a variant of Mallory, from Old French meaning “unfortunate” or “ill-fated.”

Arabic · Muna is an Arabic name meaning wishes, desires, or aspirations.

Spanish · Miel means "honey" in Spanish and French, giving the name a sweet, nature-linked feel.

Spanish · A Spanish-leaning form of Marlene, a name associated with blends of Maria and Magdalene or Helena forms.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning beautiful, graceful, or lovely.

Hebrew · Miqueas is the Spanish form of Micah, from Hebrew meaning "Who is like God?"

French · Mirielle is a variant of Mireille, a French Provençal name likely connected to “to admire” or “wonderful.”

English · Million comes from the English number word, ultimately from Latin roots meaning a great many or thousand-based count.

Scottish · Macallan is a Scottish surname and place-based name, likely meaning son of Allan or tied to a Highland place name.

English · American English word-name meaning spirit, nerve, and determination, originally from a New England soft drink brand.

Indian · Sanskrit/Hindi name meaning 'gift of God' or 'sweet fragrance,' associated with devotion in Hindu tradition.

Persian · A short modern name form with Persian resonance ("marz" can mean border), used today as a concise given-name option.

Arabic · Modern Arabic-influenced feminine name, likely a poetic variation from *mahlah*-based forms and linked to beauty or elegance.

Irish · From Irish Maeve (Máedhbh), a queenly mythic name meaning “intoxicating,” rendered in a modern invented ending.

Latin · Feminine form of Marcus, derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hebrew · From Hebrew meaning sickness or infirmity; a son of Naomi and husband of Ruth in the Bible.

Slavic · Slavic diminutive of Ludmila or Milena meaning 'gracious' or 'dear,' also linked to Camilla.

Spanish · Spanish form of Macarius, from Greek 'makarios' meaning blessed or happy.

English · Often interpreted as "calm" or "gentle" in modern use, though it also appears as a contemporary invented form.

English · Marshawn is likely a modern blend of Mar- with Shawn, a form of John meaning 'God is gracious.'

Irish · Meara likely comes from the Irish surname O'Meara, from a root associated with being merry or prosperous.

Arabic · Maysa is an Arabic name associated with graceful or proud walking and elegant bearing.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning 'luminous,' 'radiant,' or 'shining.'

Indian · Madhav is an Indian name linked to Krishna and springtime, often interpreted as meaning sweet or descendant of Madhu.

Indian · Mannat means 'vow,' 'wish,' or 'prayer fulfilled,' used in South Asian naming with Arabic influence.

Hebrew · Maikel is a Spanish-influenced form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning who is like God?

French · Likely inspired by Marseille and Marcia-type forms, giving it a place-linked, modern glamorous sound.

Spanish · Marisela is a Spanish elaborated form of Maria, often linked to meanings like "drop of the sea" or "beloved."

Japanese · Mayumi is a Japanese name whose meaning varies by characters, commonly involving beauty, truth, or gentleness.

English · Likely a modern invented blend using Mont- elements, giving it a surname-style sound.

Scottish · A Scottish surname turned given name, meaning son of Cathmhaoil or descendant of a chief-like figure.

African · Makana is best known as a name meaning "gift," used in modern naming with a warm, nature-linked and celebratory feel.

Arabic · Moussa is the Arabic form of Moses, the biblical name traditionally linked to being drawn from the water.

Arabic · Maaz is an Arabic name often interpreted as brave, honored, or protected.

English · Used in modern naming from the Hawaiian word for wind, giving it an airy, nature-centered feel.

Hebrew · Makaia is a modern name often linked to Makai or Micaiah, and can be interpreted as 'Who is like God?' in Hebrew-influenced use.

English · A playful modern spelling related to Maisie or Maize, blending pearl-name charm with harvest imagery.

Greek · Stylized variant of Melanie, from Greek 'melaina' meaning black or dark.

Indian · A modern Indian name form likely from Sanskritic patterns, often carrying a gentle modern spiritual meaning.

English · Combination of May (the month or from Margaret) and Belle (French for beautiful).

French · French and German form of Matthias, from Hebrew Mattityahu meaning 'gift of God.'

Slavic · Masha is a Slavic diminutive of Maria, the ancient Hebrew name traditionally linked with Mary.

Persian · A Persian-derived name meaning "sunlike," "loving," or "full of affection and warmth."

Hebrew · Meila may reflect Hebrew-rooted names like Mila or Meilah, or a Japanese-style form, so its meaning varies by source.

Hebrew · Likely a modern variant of Micaiah, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?'

Spanish · A Spanish phonetic variant of Michael, from Hebrew, meaning "Who is like God?"

Welsh · Macsen is a Welsh form of Maximus, meaning greatest, and is tied to Welsh historical legend.

Hebrew · Diminutive nickname for Mordecai or Moses, common in Ashkenazic Jewish communities.

Hebrew · Variant of Madeline, from Magdalene meaning 'of Magdala,' a town on the Sea of Galilee.

English · From Old French 'merveille' meaning miracle or wonder, expressing admiration.

German · Frisian short form of Germanic names with 'men' (strength). Famous as namesake of the Mennonites.

Hebrew · Compound of Mary (Hebrew, 'beloved') and Grace (Latin, 'grace' or 'blessing').

Irish · Irish-English diminutive of Michael, from Hebrew meaning who is like God.

French · Marques is a variant of Marquis or Marcos and can evoke noble rank or the Mars-derived Mark tradition.

Spanish · Martez likely blends Martinez-style Spanish surname roots with Marcus, carrying a martial Mars-related sense.

Hebrew · A compound of Mary and Kate, joining two classic names from Hebrew and Greek-rooted traditions.

English · A playful diminutive, often used for names like Maisie or Mazarine, with a lively modern sound.

English · Marvens is likely related to Marvin, a name of Welsh and English use often interpreted as great lord or sea hill.

Arabic · Muntaha is an Arabic name meaning utmost end or highest point, known from Islamic spiritual tradition.

English · A creative modern spelling in the May/Mae sound pattern, with no single fixed historical source.

German · From Germanic 'maht' (might) and 'hild' (battle), meaning mighty in battle.

Italian · Italian and French diminutive of Maria, ultimately from Hebrew Miriam meaning beloved or bitter.

Irish · Anglicized form of Irish Maol Eoin meaning 'devotee of Saint John,' a prominent Irish surname used as a given name.

Japanese · Japanese meaning "love" or "affection"; also Persian for "everlasting."

English · From Hawaiian, referring to a fragrant vine used in leis, symbolizing love and respect.

Latin · From Latin 'mera' meaning pure or undiluted, or a short form of Almera.

Hebrew · Moishe is a Yiddish form of Moses, the Hebrew biblical name often explained as drawn out of the water.

Indian · Mihir is an Indian name from Sanskrit meaning "sun" or "sunlight."

Greek · A modern variant of Melaina or Milena-type names, often associated with dark beauty or graciousness.

Hebrew · A common Arabic and Turkish form of Mary, from the Hebrew Miriam tradition.

English · Maddyson is a spelling variant of Madison, originally an English surname meaning 'son of Maud.'

English · Miliani is a modern melodic form that may echo Italian surname patterns or names like Milana and Liani.

Slavic · Variant of Milan, from the Slavic root 'mil' meaning 'gracious, dear,' rendered with a modern English spelling.

Italian · An Italian place-based name meaning from or related to Milan, used as a modern toponymic given name.

German · Modern spelling of Milo, from Germanic roots meaning 'soldier' or 'merciful/mild.'

English · English word name from Latin 'meritum' meaning 'deserved praise or reward.'

English · Modern blend of Mary (Hebrew 'bitter/beloved') and the suffix -lyn.

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

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning 'causing to forget,' borne by a son of Joseph in the Old Testament.

Hebrew · An Italian form of Matthew or Matthias, from Hebrew meaning "gift of God."

Indian · Meenakshi is a Sanskrit name meaning 'fish-eyed,' an epithet of the Hindu goddess Parvati symbolizing beauty and grace.

English · Maveric is a spelling variant of Maverick, from an English surname meaning an independent or nonconforming person.

Japanese · A Japanese name meaning 'future.'

Scottish · Modern invented blend of Scottish 'Mac' (son of) with Welsh 'lyn' (brook/lake), used as a given name.

Hebrew · Modern invented name possibly related to Meir, from Hebrew meaning 'one who shines' or 'light'.

Indian · Linked in modern use to the mythic moon-goddess name Mayari, giving it lunar and nature-associated meaning.

Italian · Monaco is an Italian place name meaning monk, from Greek monos through Latin and Italian forms.

German · German diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning resolute protector; also linked to Old German 'minne' meaning love.

Hebrew · French and Hebrew form of Miriam, meaning wished-for child or sea of bitterness.

Italian · Italian and Spanish form of Marcianus, meaning 'of Mars' or 'warlike.'

Greek · Phonetic respelling of Melody, from Greek 'melodia' meaning song or music.

Latin · Diminutive of Marcia, the feminine form of Latin Marcius, derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hebrew · A Hebrew name meaning who is like God, related to Michael and Micah.

Greek · A spelling variant of Melanie, from Greek melania meaning dark or black.

French · Monae is a modern variant influenced by Monique or Monet, used as a stylish contemporary name.

Irish · An Irish surname-name from Gaelic tradition, also an Arabic name meaning "skilled" or "expert."

Persian · A Persian name associated with kindness, affection, or the sun, linked to Mehr meaning love and light.

Spanish · From Spanish mariposa, meaning butterfly, giving the name a vivid natural image.

Arabic · Mehdi is an Arabic and Persian-used name meaning 'guided one.'

Japanese · Mako is a Japanese name whose meaning varies by characters used, often relating to truth, child, or sincerity.

Arabic · From Arabic majd, meaning "glory," "honor," or "nobility."

Indian · Used in Indian naming, often interpreted with associations of dew, mist, or the earth.

Indian · Maahi is an Indian name with Sanskrit and Hindi associations, often meaning earth, great, or beloved.

English · A lively modern nickname-style name, often used for its bright sound more than a fixed root.

Hebrew · Modern invented name with a Hebrew-style theophoric suffix -iah, suggesting divine connection or praise.

Hebrew · A Scandinavian short form of Matthias or Matthew, from Hebrew Matityahu meaning 'gift of God'.

Greek · From Greek mythology, King Midas of Phrygia whose touch turned everything to gold; the name is of pre-Greek origin.

Arabic · Compound Arabic form of Muhammad ("praised") and Amin ("trustworthy"), blending two deeply common Islamic name elements.

Irish · Modern spelling of Maeve, from Irish Méabh, a name associated with a famed legendary and regal figure.

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic and Urdu forms meaning gazelle, grace, or admirable beauty.

Irish · Irish diminutive of Máire (Mary), meaning little beloved one or star of the sea.

English · Compound of Mary (Hebrew, bitter/beloved) and Lou (Germanic, famous warrior).

French · From the French city Mâcon; used as a place-based given name in the American South.

Slavic · Mischa is a Slavic pet form of Mikhail or Michael, from Hebrew, meaning "who is like God?"

Slavic · Mariya is a Slavic form of Maria, from the Hebrew-rooted name Mary, long associated with belovedness and devotion.

Italian · Mattea is the Italian feminine form of Matteo, from Hebrew roots meaning "gift of God."

Spanish · Maximilliano is a variant of Maximiliano, from Latin maximus meaning greatest.

Arabic · Mousa is the Arabic form of Moses, the biblical name traditionally linked to "drawn out of the water."

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning “blessed” or “fortunate.”

Arabic · Makiya is often treated as a modern form related to Arabic Makkiyya, meaning “of Mecca.”

Italian · Miana is often treated as a short modern form related to Mia, meaning mine or beloved in Romance usage.

Greek · Often treated as a variant of Melina or Malina, carrying associations with sweetness or softness in different traditions.

English · A modern respelling of Madison, originally an English surname meaning son of Maud.

Indian · From Indian usage, often Sanskrit-derived, meaning 'mist,' 'dew,' or fine earth-like particles.

Arabic · Often linked to Arabic Maysa, suggesting graceful bearing or proud walking.

Hebrew · A variant of Malachi, from Hebrew mal'akhi, meaning "my messenger" or "my angel."

French · Maely is a French-style modern name, often linked to Maelle or May names and suggesting gentleness or belovedness.

English · Modern elaborated variant of Malaya or Malia, possibly place-inspired or a variation of Mary-derived names.

English · Modern variant of Mabry, an English surname from Latin amabilis (lovable), adapted as a stylish given name.

English · Short form of Melvin, Melissa, or Melanie; also an Irish name from Gaelic Mael meaning 'devotee, chief'.

Greek · From Greek 'myron' meaning myrrh or fragrant oil; widely used in Slavic cultures as a name evoking peace.

French · French form of Maximus, meaning 'the greatest' in Latin.

Hebrew · Elaborate feminine form of Michael, from Hebrew Mikha'el meaning 'who is like God?'

Japanese · Maika is used in Japanese and also as a form of Micah, with meanings tied to beauty or "who is like God?"

Arabic · From Arabic Maymuna, meaning 'blessed,' 'fortunate,' or 'auspicious.'

Greek · Malaia is often treated as a variant of Malia, a form connected to Maria and meanings such as 'beloved' or 'wished-for child.'

African · An East African name, especially Ethiopian in use, often interpreted as forgiven or merciful.

Greek · Makhai likely echoes Greek mache, meaning "battle," giving it a martial and mythic feel.

English · A modern surname-style name related to Marley, from an English place-name meaning pleasant or boundary wood.

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'machalah' meaning tenderness or sickness, or Arabic meaning marrow/essence.

French · French variant of Madeleine, from Hebrew Magdalene meaning 'of Magdala' (tower by the sea).

English · Modern blend of May (spring month) and the suffix -lene, evoking springtime.

Scottish · Anglicized Gaelic Mac Giolla Eáin, meaning son of the servant of John.

Latin · Variant of Mira, from Latin 'admirari' meaning 'wonderful' or Slavic 'mir' meaning 'peace.'

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

Arabic · Mazin is an Arabic name meaning "rain clouds" or sometimes "proper name of a tribe," with strong poetic associations.

English · Magic comes directly from the English word for enchantment or wonder, ultimately from Greek magikos.

French · Margeaux is a French-styled form of Margot or Margaux, ultimately from Greek Margaret meaning "pearl."

Arabic · Mysha is used as a modern name with Arabic associations and often carries a soft, lively, or graceful feel.

Spanish · Mariely is a Spanish-style blend of Maria and Ely-type endings, ultimately linked to the Hebrew name Mary.

Hebrew · Mushka is a Jewish pet form linked to Hebrew naming tradition and often associated with sweetness or affection.

French · Matisse is a French surname and given name form related to Matthieu, ultimately from Hebrew meaning “gift of God.”

Indian · Manraj is a Punjabi and Sikh name meaning ruler of the mind or kingly spirit.

Greek · Variant of Maia or Maya, linked either to the Greek mother goddess Maia or Hebrew water-related forms.

English · A spelling variant of Macy or Maisie; Maisie is a pet form of Margaret, meaning "pearl."

Arabic · Mikaeel is the Arabic form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Spanish · Malu is a Spanish diminutive, often from Maria Luz or similar Marian compound names.

German · Mattis is a Scandinavian and German form related to Matthias, from Hebrew, meaning 'gift of God.'

Irish · Variant of Mila or Mila-based names, possibly Irish-influenced, meaning 'gentle' or 'gracious'.

Arabic · From Arabic *mahir* meaning “skilled” or “expert,” used broadly in Arabic and related naming traditions.

English · Modern creative spelling, likely a variant of Maya or Mila, evoking meanings of 'beloved' or 'gracious.'

Arabic · An Arabic feminine name meaning 'one who submits to God' or 'a Muslim woman,' rooted in the word Islam.

Scottish · Scottish diminutive of Margaret, from Greek 'margarites' meaning pearl.

French · French/Italian pet form of Marie or Miriam; famously the heroine of Puccini's La Bohème.

Latin · English patronymic meaning "son of Max," from Latin Maximus, "the greatest."

Hebrew · Elaborated spelling of Madeline, from Magdalene meaning 'of Magdala' in Hebrew.

African · Used in East African contexts, especially Swahili, Maisha means 'life' and reflects Arabic influence.

Hebrew · Mirel is a compact form used in Jewish and Slavic contexts, often linked to names meaning peace or bitter sea through Mary forms.

Hebrew · Menucha is a Hebrew name meaning rest, tranquility, or peace.

Hebrew · Matan is a Hebrew name meaning gift or gift from God.

Arabic · Malique is a French-influenced spelling of Malik, from Arabic, meaning 'king' or 'sovereign.'

English · A modern ornamental spelling, likely influenced by names like Malia or Malea and chosen more for style than fixed ancient meaning.

English · Macyn is a modern spelling variant of Mason, originally an occupational surname for a stoneworker.

Hebrew · A form related to Melech, the Hebrew word for king, carrying regal and biblical associations.

Japanese · Meeko likely reflects Japanese Miko or Miiko forms, often interpreted with meanings tied to beauty or child depending on kanji.

English · A modern respelling of Mason, originally an occupational English surname for a stoneworker.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Madelyn, ultimately tied to Magdalene, meaning 'woman from Magdala.'

English · A diminutive of Millicent or similar names, often associated with strength and gentle affection.

Scottish · A playful spelling of Maisie, a Scottish pet form of Margaret, ultimately meaning pearl.

Greek · Derived from Greek "Makarios," meaning "blessed" or "happy," a name borne by early Christian saints and martyrs.

Hebrew · A Spanish phonetic variant of Michael, from Hebrew Mikha'el meaning 'Who is like God?'

Greek · From Greek Makarios, meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'; widely adopted in Slavic Orthodox cultures.

Latin · A creative diminutive-style spelling of Millie/Mila traditions, with roots linked to the Latin name Aemilia.

English · Variant of Mabel, from Latin 'amabilis' meaning lovable, or blend of May and Belle.

Irish · Variant of Muriel, from Irish 'muir' (sea) and 'geal' (bright), meaning 'bright sea.'

Greek · From Greek meli meaning 'honey' or Sanskrit mela meaning 'gathering'; also a short form of Melanie.

English · Compound of Mary (bitter/beloved) and Rose (the flower); a devotional double name.

Hebrew · Variant of Miriam, the original Hebrew form of Mary, meaning beloved or wished-for child.

Slavic · Slavic name meaning peace or world, from the element 'mir'; also a Catalan-Spanish surname.

Italian · Compound of Maria (Hebrew 'bitter/beloved') and Luisa (Germanic 'famous warrior').

Arabic · Mehmet is the Turkish form of Muhammad, from Arabic meaning praised or commendable.

Greek · A spelling variant of Melanie, from Greek melaina, meaning dark or black.

Spanish · Mesa comes from the Spanish word for a flat-topped plateau, making it a landscape-based name.

Hebrew · A Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God is great' or 'made great by God.'

Spanish · Mynor is a modern Spanish-used form related to Minor, from Latin, meaning "smaller" or "younger."

Hebrew · Manoah is a Hebrew biblical name meaning "rest" or "quietness."

Arabic · Maram is an Arabic name meaning ‘wish,’ ‘desire,’ or ‘aspiration.’

Hebrew · From Hebrew, meaning “spring,” “fountain,” or “source of water.”

Arabic · Mourad is an Arabic name meaning wish, desire, or one who is sought.

Slavic · Mishka is a Slavic diminutive, often of Mikhail, meaning 'who is like God?' and also used affectionately as 'little bear.'

Hebrew · Likely a blended form inspired by Miguel or Angel, tied to the Hebrew root of angel meaning messenger.

English · Maui is the name of a major Polynesian demigod; in English it also names an island and evokes mythic adventure.

Italian · An Italian feminine form of Marzio, derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Spanish · Milany is a modern elaboration of Milan or Milani, often associated with gracious or dear roots and stylish Romance-language sound.

Indian · Moksh comes from Sanskrit moksha, meaning 'liberation' or 'spiritual release.'

French · Likely derived from French 'miel' meaning 'honey,' giving this name a sweet, endearing quality.

Hebrew · Variant of Maven, from Yiddish meyvn (via Hebrew), meaning 'one who understands' or 'expert connoisseur.'

Welsh · A short modern form of Mael in Celtic usage, historically used in Breton and Welsh contexts.

French · From Old French 'merle' meaning 'blackbird.'

Hebrew · Patronymic form of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu meaning 'gift of God.'

Spanish · Spanish diminutive of Maximus, meaning 'the greatest' from Latin.

Hebrew · A Slavic and Scandinavian form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Latin · Mea is a rare name likely from Latin, associated with 'mine' or used as a soft modern variation of Mia.

Spanish · Likely a modern Spanish-language name, possibly influenced by Mayela and Mayra forms, valued for its lyrical sound.

Hebrew · From a Biblical liturgical phrase meaning 'Our Lord comes' or 'Come, Lord.'

Arabic · Mariyam is the Arabic form of Mary/Miriam, a deeply rooted biblical and Quranic name.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Michaela/Mikayla, the feminine form of Michael meaning "who is like God?"

Indian · From Sanskrit, Medha means 'intelligence', 'wisdom', or 'understanding'.

Arabic · A form of Maryam, the Arabic and Hebrew tradition name associated with Mary, beloved or wished-for child.

Arabic · Mouhamadou is a West African form of Muhammad, the Arabic name meaning 'praised.'

African · Masani is used in modern African naming traditions and is often interpreted with a graceful, stylish, or distinctive feel.

Hebrew · Likely a modern form influenced by Micah or Makai, often associated with a God-like or spiritual meaning.

Hebrew · Mesiah is a spelling variant of Messiah, from Hebrew mashiach meaning anointed one.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Malia or Maleah, carrying associations of belovedness or gentle beauty.

English · Miyani is likely a modern elaboration of Maya or Miani-style forms, created for sound and uniqueness.

Indian · An Indian name often interpreted as "worthy," "respected," or "honorable."

African · An Ethiopian name, often interpreted as counsel, advice, or wise guidance.

Hebrew · Biblical Hebrew name appearing in Nehemiah, believed to mean 'anointed of Yahweh.'

Indian · Sanskrit name meaning 'ray of light' or 'lustrous beam,' associated with divine radiance and illumination.

Indian · A modern Indian-style name built from Indo-Aryan name elements, used as a contemporary masculine given name.

Greek · Malenia is a variant of Melania, from Greek roots meaning "dark" or "black."

German · Short form of Wilhelmina or Philomena; in Sanskrit, a name for a celestial nymph.

English · English patronymic meaning "son of Mann," from an Old English word for brave or strong man.

French · From French merveille meaning marvel or wonder; an elaborated feminine form.

Italian · From Latin 'marinus' meaning of the sea; also linked to Saint Marinus, founder of San Marino.

German · Variant of Margaret, from Greek 'margarites' meaning pearl.

Norse · Scandinavian diminutive of Magdalene meaning "high tower," also French for "clever."

Hebrew · Michaelangelo blends Michael and Angelo, carrying the Hebrew sense who is like God with the Italian word angel.

African · Makeda is an African name traditionally linked with the Queen of Sheba in Ethiopian lore.

African · West African royal title and name meaning "king" or "ruler," famously associated with Mansa Musa.

Hebrew · Melchizedek is a Hebrew biblical name meaning king of righteousness.

Hebrew · Menashe is the Hebrew form of Manasseh, meaning 'causing to forget,' from a biblical name.

Hebrew · A variant of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'Who is like God?'

Arabic · Md is commonly an abbreviated form of Muhammad, from Arabic meaning 'praised.'

Greek · Melanny is a variant of Melanie, from Greek melania meaning 'black' or 'dark,' originally referring to dark features.

French · Myelle is a modern French-sounding coined name, possibly influenced by Elle names and soft vowel blends.

English · A modern invented name influenced by Makai and similar contemporary forms, often chosen for its stylish sound.

Hebrew · Mordche is a Yiddish-style form of Mordechai, the biblical name of the hero of Esther.

Spanish · A Spanish-influenced phonetic form of Michael, from Hebrew, meaning "Who is like God?"

Hebrew · Possibly from Hebrew 'melach' meaning salt, or a variant of Mela linked to Greek Melanie meaning dark.

Hebrew · Modern variant possibly linked to Hebrew Milah ('word/speech') or a stylized form of Mila meaning 'gracious.'

English · Probably a modern blend of Mar- and -lani sounds, giving it a melodic invented-name style.

Scottish · A Scottish form related to Marjory or Margaret, traditionally linked to the idea of a pearl.

Latin · Diminutive of Maxine or Maxwell, from Latin 'maximus' meaning 'greatest.'

Scottish · Variant spelling of Maisie, a Scottish diminutive of Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

Hebrew · Miryam is a transliterated form of Miriam, the biblical Hebrew name traditionally linked with meanings like "beloved" or "wished-for child."

Greek · Mirra is related to myrrh, the fragrant resin named from ancient Greek and Latin traditions.

English · A variant of Madison, from an English surname meaning son of Maud.

English · Mailynn is a modern blended name, likely combining May or Mae with the fashionable -lynn ending.

Italian · Mianna likely extends Mia with the suffix -anna, giving a modern form linked with beloved or mine.

Hebrew · A form of Mariam or Miriam, from the Hebrew tradition behind Mary, with meanings often given as "beloved" or "bitter."

English · Maddelyn is an English spelling variant of Madeline, ultimately from Magdalene, meaning a woman from Magdala.

English · A variant of Marjorie, from Margaret, ultimately meaning pearl.

Arabic · From Arabic Mu'adh, meaning protected or sheltered, and known from early Islamic history.

French · Maeli is a soft modern form related to Maelle or May and Eli sounds, often interpreted as a gentle beloved name.

English · Mavric is a spelling variant of Maverick, an English surname-word name meaning independent or nonconforming.

Hebrew · A compound of Maria and Clara, combining Mary's long tradition with Clara's meaning bright or clear.

Persian · Miray is commonly associated with moonlight or shining moon imagery, with Persian-influenced usage.

Arabic · Modern variant blending Malaika (Arabic/Swahili, 'angel') with -yah, a Hebrew theophoric suffix.

Scottish · Scottish-influenced variant of Maisie, a diminutive of Margaret, from Greek 'margarites' meaning pearl.

African · Mazuri comes from Swahili roots and is associated with goodness, beauty, or pleasantness.

Hebrew · Compound of Mary (Hebrew 'beloved/bitter') and Ella (Germanic 'other/foreign').

English · Modern blend of Mary and Lynn, meaning beloved lake or bitter grace.

Italian · Italian form of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala,' a town on the Sea of Galilee.

Spanish · Feminine form of Manuel, from Hebrew Immanuel meaning 'God is with us.'

English · Compound of Mary ('wished-for child') and Beth (from Elizabeth, 'God is my oath').

Spanish · Feminine form of Mateo, from Hebrew Mattityahu meaning 'gift of God'.

English · An English pet form of names like Melissa or Michelle, used affectionately as a diminutive.

French · Mylene is a French form related to Milena and Helen-family names, often associated with grace or light.

Slavic · Miroslava is a Slavic name meaning 'peace and glory' from mir 'peace' and slava 'glory.'

Irish · Mairead is the Irish form of Margaret, ultimately from Greek, meaning "pearl."

Slavic · Mir means "peace" in Slavic languages and is also an honorific with Arabic roots in some traditions.

Indian · In Indian use, Mili is often a short affectionate name and can suggest meeting, union, or something found.

Latin · Maximillion is a variant of Maximilian, from Latin, meaning "greatest."

Arabic · Mohsin means beneficent or one who does good in Arabic, from a root associated with excellence and kindness.

Hebrew · A modern variant of Michaela, from Hebrew Michael, meaning who is like God?

Hebrew · Mykell is a modern spelling of Michael or Mikel, from Hebrew meaning “who is like God?”

English · Modern blend name that echoes Mya and the place-name Asia.

Hebrew · Mahlia is likely a variant of Mahalia, a Hebrew-derived name meaning tender or affectionate.

English · An English word name from 'majestic,' meaning grand, regal, or impressive in bearing.

Hebrew · Mahayla is a modern spelling of Michaela or Makayla, from Hebrew, meaning who is like God?

English · A modern variant of Mason, originally an occupational surname for a stoneworker.

English · Likely an anglicized surname-style name from Gaelic Mac forms, meaning son or descendant of a family line.

Chinese · Often used as a form influenced by Chinese Mei, beautiful, or as a modern English-style spelling.

Latin · A form of Maxen or Magnus-related names, associated with greatness; also known in Welsh tradition as Macsen.

Hebrew · Malayiah is likely a modern elaboration influenced by names ending in -iah, giving it a Hebrew-style, God-linked sound.

Hebrew · A Yiddish diminutive of משה Moshe, the Hebrew name Moses, often explained as drawn out of the water.

Indian · From Sanskrit meaning 'liberation' or 'spiritual release,' referring to freedom from the cycle of rebirth in Hindu philosophy.

Indian · Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'humane' or 'one with a human heart,' reflecting compassion and inner dignity.

Arabic · A modern English-style feminine form using Mah- phonetics; often treated as a contemporary name with no single fixed historical source.

German · Messer is a German surname and word meaning "knife," later used as a family name from a craft-related identity.

Latin · A compound of Maria and Alice, blending the Marian tradition with Alice's noble associations.

English · Diminutive of Margaret, from Greek 'margarites' meaning pearl.

English · Diminutive of Matthew ("gift of God") or Matilda ("mighty in battle").

Irish · Variant of Malone, from Irish Ó Maoil Eoin meaning 'descendant of a devotee of Saint John.'

English · Variant of Mavis, from Old French 'mauvis' meaning song thrush.

Slavic · Slavic and Russian diminutive of Maria, meaning 'bitter' or 'beloved.'

English · English surname from the month of May or a patronymic from Matthew; related to springtime.

English · Diminutive of Mark, from Latin 'Marcus' linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hebrew · Phonetic respelling of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?'

Irish · Mirna is often linked to names like Myrna or Muirne and is commonly interpreted as beloved or tender.

Welsh · Morgana is a form of Morgan, from Welsh elements associated with the sea, and is linked to Arthurian legend.

Indian · Manu is a Sanskrit name meaning man or progenitor, known in Hindu tradition as a primordial ancestor.

Hebrew · Variant of Mariah or Maryam, from the Hebrew name Miriam, with meanings traditionally linked to beloved or wished-for child.

English · Montae is a modern English form influenced by Monte, from a Romance root meaning 'mountain.'

Indian · Megha is a Sanskrit name meaning "cloud," giving it a natural, airy association.

Arabic · Murtaza is an Arabic name meaning chosen one or one who is approved.

English · Mattison is a surname-style variant of Madison or Matthison, meaning son of Matthew.

Arabic · From Arabic Malik, meaning 'king' or 'sovereign,' and widely used across Africa.

Arabic · Maliki derives from Arabic malik meaning 'king' or 'royal,' and also appears in African naming use.

Spanish · Mareli is likely a blended form of Maria and Ellie or Mariel, carrying the sense of beloved or wished-for child.

Slavic · Romanian and Slavic form of Matthew, from Hebrew meaning gift of God.

English · A modern spelling often used as a variant of Makai or Ma'ki-style names.

Scottish · McCrae is a Scottish surname-name meaning "son of Rae," with Rae linked to grace or prosperity.

English · Myrical is a creative spelling of Miracle, an English word name meaning a wondrous or extraordinary event.

Arabic · Maymunah is from Arabic and means 'blessed,' 'fortunate,' or 'auspicious.'

African · Samoan Polynesian name meaning 'strong' or 'powerful,' used across Pacific Islander communities.

Italian · A modern variant of Milani, possibly inspired by the Italian city Milan or a creative American invention.

English · Modern spelling influenced by English Maverick, meaning an independent, unbranded one.

African · Igbo name meaning “God knows no trouble” or “what God wills,” often expressing faith and trust.

Latin · Variant of Mabel, from Latin amabilis (lovable), with the trendy Mae- spelling reflecting a vintage revival.

English · English surname meaning descendant of Mox/Moxon, a patronymic family form.

Arabic · Arabic variant of Mansur, meaning 'victorious' or 'one aided and granted victory by God.'

English · A modern spelling connected to English surnames such as Mayesley/Maezley, used as a contemporary given name with place-name ancestry.

English · A modern blend of Mae and Avery or Mab/Maeve-like sounds, giving it a soft contemporary feel.

Spanish · A surname-style name found in Iberian and Italian usage, possibly linked to place names or the idea of softness in sound.

Hebrew · A variant of Michael, from Hebrew, meaning who is like God.

English · Pet form of Mary or Margaret, popularized in 19th-century America.

English · Pet form of Mary or Margaret; popularized by the musical 'Auntie Mame.'

French · Diminutive of Montgomery, from Norman French meaning 'Gomeric's mountain.'

German · Short form of Magdalena, from the biblical town Magdala meaning tower.

Hebrew · Compound of Mary (Hebrew 'wished-for child') and Ellen (Greek 'bright light').

French · French form of Moses, from Hebrew Moshe, traditionally interpreted as 'drawn out of the water'.

Italian · Italian diminutive of Michela, feminine of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Hebrew · Slavic and literary variant of Maria, from Hebrew Miriam, meaning wished-for child or bitter.

Hebrew · Compound of Mary (Hebrew, wished-for child) and Beth (Hebrew, house of God).

English · Compound of Mary (Hebrew 'bitter/beloved') and Claire (Latin 'clara' meaning bright or clear).

English · Elaboration of Mabel (from Latin amabilis, lovable) with the French diminutive suffix -line.

Latin · From Maurus, a Latin name meaning dark-skinned or Moorish, later used in Italian and other traditions.

Greek · Likely a modern variant related to Melanie, from Greek melania meaning dark or black.

French · Marsel is a variant of Marcel, from Latin Marcellus, meaning 'little warrior' or 'dedicated to Mars.'

Arabic · Mostafa is a variant of مصطفى, an Arabic epithet meaning the chosen one.

Hebrew · A variant of Michaela or Mikayla, from Hebrew meaning "who is like God?"

Greek · Meliah may relate to Greek Melia, meaning ash tree, or to Hebrew-style names with the divine -iah ending.

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

Japanese · Mio is a Japanese name whose meaning depends on kanji, often associated with “beautiful cherry blossom” or “beautiful thread.”

Arabic · From Arabic, Maimuna means fortunate, blessed, or auspicious.

Spanish · A Spanish form of Malachi, from Hebrew, meaning my messenger or messenger of God.

Hebrew · Mehki is likely a modern form of Malachi or Mekhi, linked to Hebrew roots meaning my messenger or messenger of God.

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

English · Likely a variant of Miley or a blend with May, carrying a cheerful modern meaning tied to May or smiles.

African · Used in some African naming contexts with associations to the moon or night beauty.

Persian · A Persian name meaning 'sun,' 'love,' or 'affection,' long associated with warmth and kindness.

Slavic · A Slavic form of Maximus, meaning greatest.

English · A compound modern name blending Mia with Rose, giving it associations of beloved grace and the flower rose.

Slavic · A Slavic form of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning "gift of God."

English · A modern invented name likely modeled on Maddox and Matrix-style sounds.

English · Maydelin is a modern variant influenced by Madeline and May, ultimately connected to Magdalene and Magdala.

English · Modern short form of Mason, an English occupational surname meaning 'one who works with stone.'

Latin · A modern respelling of Major from Latin *maior* meaning greater, used as a contemporary variant with a strong, elevated sense.

Arabic · A compound of Muhammad, praised, and Ibrahim, the Arabic form of Abraham, father of multitudes.

Hebrew · Mattisyahu is a Hebrew form of Mattithyahu, meaning gift of God.

Greek · A variant of Margaret, from Greek 'margarites' meaning 'pearl'; a classic name across European cultures.

English · From the English word meaning joyful and lighthearted; also a medieval form of Mercy.

Hebrew · Variant of Marian, derived from Mary, Hebrew for "bitter" or "beloved."

Hebrew · A compound of Mary (Hebrew 'Miriam', bitter/beloved) and Elizabeth (Hebrew 'Elisheva', God is my oath).

English · English phonetic form of Marcia, the feminine of Marcus, meaning 'dedicated to Mars.'

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

Hebrew · Compound of Mary (Hebrew, 'bitter/beloved') and Jo, a familiar diminutive of Josephine.

Slavic · Variant of Milan, from Slavic 'mil' meaning gracious or dear.

English · Maylyn is a modern English blend of May and Lynn, combining springtime and lake or waterfall associations.

Greek · Markos is the Greek form of Marcus or Mark, traditionally linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Spanish · Massiel is a Spanish name popularized in the 20th century, often linked to Marian devotional forms and poetic sound.

English · Memori is a modern spelling of Memory, from Latin memoria, referring to remembrance or cherished recollection.

English · Mayleen is a modern blended name, likely combining May with the suffix -leen for a soft melodic form.

Arabic · Mateen is an Arabic name meaning "strong," "firm," or "steadfast."

Chinese · Meilin is a Chinese name often meaning beautiful jade, plum jade, or graceful beauty depending on characters.

Hebrew · A modern spelling of Makayla/Michaela, from the Michael name family meaning “who is like God?”

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

Hebrew · Likely a modern blend of Mila and Leah, often linked to Hebrew Leah meaning 'weary' or 'delicate.'

Scottish · Mackinley is a spelling variant of McKinley, a Scottish and Irish surname meaning son of the fair warrior.

Spanish · Malibu comes from the California place name, likely shaped through Spanish record forms of a Native place word.

Scottish · Mckinnley is a surname-style variant of McKinley, from Gaelic roots meaning "son of the fair warrior" or similar.

Scottish · Madsen is a Scandinavian surname meaning 'son of Mads,' with Mads derived from Matthew, meaning 'gift of God.'

Spanish · Meztli is likely inspired by the Nahuatl word for moon, adapted into a Spanish-usage name form.

Indian · Manas comes from Sanskrit and means 'mind,' 'spirit,' or 'thought.'

English · Maleya is a modern invented name likely influenced by Malia, Maleah, and similar melodic forms.

Arabic · A multicultural name found in several traditions, often associated with beauty, gentleness, or brightness depending on usage.

Irish · Likely related to Marian or Maren, names tied to Mary and the sea-associated Latin root maris.

Arabic · Manaal is an Arabic name meaning attainment, achievement, or that which is gained.

Hebrew · Maleiah is likely a modern variant of Malia, a form of Mary, often linked to meanings like “beloved” or “wished-for child.”

English · Mattox is a surname-derived name related to Maddox, from Welsh roots meaning 'fortunate' or 'beneficent.'

Hebrew · Mathius is a variant of Matthias or Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning 'gift of God.'

German · Likely a modern surname-style form related to Matthias or Maddox, with gift-of-God associations.

Greek · A modern blend of Melanie (Greek 'dark') and Ana (Hebrew 'grace'), combining two classic feminine names.

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate,' from root 'yumn' denoting good fortune and prosperity.

Hebrew · Spanish compound of Maria (Hebrew, 'beloved') and Julia (Latin, 'youthful'), a traditional double given name.

Hebrew · A modern variant possibly related to the Hebrew Milah meaning 'speech' or 'word,' with a contemporary spelling.

English · Modern blend of Millie (diminutive of Millicent) and Anna (Latin/Hebrew grace), a flowing feminine invention.

Persian · From Persian and Arabic, associated with a shrine or sacred burial site, conveying reverence and sanctity.

English · A modern English form of Mair/Mary, ultimately connected to the biblical Hebrew name Miriam through long tradition.

African · An African name with localized meanings, seen in Christian and secular contexts and not tied to one fixed etymology.

English · A modern invented blend of sounds around May/Mei and Lani, used as a lyrical and contemporary given name.

Persian · A short Persian-influenced name connected to fragrant “musk” imagery and used as a tender modern feminine form.

English · Mayva likely blends Maeve and Ava, combining Irish royal associations with a modern soft ending.

Greek · Melahni is a creative spelling of Melanie, from Greek melaina meaning "dark" or "black."

Spanish · A modern Spanish-language style name, likely created for distinctive sound rather than old roots.

Welsh · A medieval literary name from Arthurian tradition, best known as the name of Tristan's father.

English · Probably a modern blend of Mya and Ari, created for its soft sound rather than one fixed traditional root.

Irish · Maevelyn blends Irish Maeve, meaning intoxicating, with the English suffix -lyn or Evelyn influence.

English · Meelo is a modern playful form likely influenced by Milo and other vowel-rich contemporary names.

English · Diminutive of Melissa or Melinda; from Greek 'meli' meaning honey.

English · English nature name or a medieval diminutive of Moses, from Hebrew meaning 'drawn out of water.'

Hebrew · Combination of Mary ('bitter' or 'beloved') and Anna ('grace'), both of Hebrew origin.

Irish · Irish form of Malachias, from Hebrew 'malakhi' meaning 'my messenger' or 'my angel.'

Spanish · Romance form of Magdalene, meaning woman from Magdala, a town on the Sea of Galilee.

Hebrew · Variant of Madeline, from Hebrew Magdala meaning 'tower,' referring to Mary Magdalene's town.

Hebrew · Spanish blend of María and Luz (or Lu from Lourdes), meaning "Mary of the light."

Greek · A variant of Melanie, from Greek melania meaning "dark" or "black."

English · A spelling variant of Molly, traditionally a diminutive of Mary, often interpreted as beloved or wished-for child.

Persian · A Persian title-name meaning prince or nobleman, later used as a given name.