Names Starting with M

My lady; a title of respect for a woman.

Of Mars or warlike.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'famous' and 'ruler,' or from a place nam...

Who is like God.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

Possibly a variant or diminutive of Mabel, derived from Latin meaning 'lovable.'

Derived from Gaelic 'mac' meaning 'son of,' used as a prefix in surnames and occ...

Plural of macchia, referring to spots or stains, or possibly a surname derived f...

Son of Coinneach, where Coinneach means 'fair' or 'handsome'.

Son of Flavio, combining the Scottish patronymic prefix with a Latin name.

The exact meaning is uncertain, possibly related to Algonquian languages.

My lady or mistress.

Woman from Magdala, a town in ancient Israel.

Woman from Magdala, a town in ancient Israel.

Of Magdala or woman from Magdala.

Woman from Magdala, a town in ancient Israel.

Son of Maud, where Maud is a Germanic name meaning 'mighty battle maiden'.

Star of the sea or the fifth month.

Intoxicating or she who intoxicates.

Woman from Magdala, a town in ancient Israel.

Pearl.

Great or mighty.

Sickness or infirmity.

Praised, commendable, or one who is praised.

Pearl, derived from the name Margaret.

Possibly 'land of Maut' or derived from a place name in Normandy.

Of Mars, the Roman god of war, or 'greater'.

True child or genuine child, depending on kanji used.

Meaning varies by origin: from Irish meaning 'chief', from Hebrew meaning 'king'...

My king.

Devotee of Saint Columba.

Little Mary or beloved.

A diminutive of Mary or Margaret, often used as an independent given name.

Strength or power.

A surname-derived given name from a place name meaning 'settlement of Mando' or ...

Great or mighty.

Great or mighty.

A diminutive form, possibly related to Manuel or derived from place names.

God is with us.

Possibly 'man of the saint' or a compound of 'man' and 'santo' (saint).

God is with us; God with us.

God is with us.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars or warlike.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Possibly a plural or diminutive form related to 'march' or 'mark' (boundary).

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dedicated to Mars.

Of Mars or warlike.

A short form of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'.

A contraction of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'.

Pearl

A pearl.

A pearl.

A pearl.

A pearl.

A pearl.

Pearl.

Of the sea or beloved.

Of the sea or belonging to Mary.

Of Mars or dedicated to Mary.

Of the sea or beloved, derived from the Latin 'mare' (sea) or the Hebrew 'Miriam...

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a diminutive form of Mary.

Of Mars, the Roman god of war.

Of the sea or relating to Mary.

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a form of Mary.

A pearl, or of the sea; a blend of Mary and Margaret traditions.

Of Mars or warlike.

Dedicated to Mars or warlike, derived from the Latin 'Marcus' related to Mars, t...

Of the sea or beloved.

Of the lake, or resembling a martin (bird); possibly related to the sea fish.

Of the lake, or resembling a martin; a feminine form of Marlin.

Unknown; possibly a variant or diminutive of Margaret or Maria.

A nobleman of rank, or one who rules a march (border region).

Unknown; possibly a variant of Maria or Mara.

One who works at sea; a sailor or mariner.

A horse servant or one who tends horses.

Horse servant or one who tends horses.

Of Mars; warlike, or resembling a marten (animal).

Lady or mistress.

Of Mars or warlike.

Son of Martín, derived from the Roman name Martinus.

Son of Martino, derived from the Roman name Martinus.

Dweller at the lake where marvels or wonders occur, or possibly a variant of Mar...

A name meaning 'famous friend' or 'friend of the sea,' derived from Old English ...

Wished-for child, rebellion, or bitter

Exact meaning depends on kanji used; typically 'correct' or 'peaceful' combined ...

Meaning uncertain; possibly occupational or locational.

Exact meaning depends on kanji used; typically combines elements meaning 'correc...

Stone worker or one who lays stone.

Son of Mather, a variant of Matthew.

Gift of God.

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Mattityahu.

Mighty in battle, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'strength' and 'battle'...

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Mattityahu.

Mighty in battle or strength in battle.

Strong, firm, or steadfast.

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Mattityahu.

Gift of God.

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew elements 'mattah' (gift) and 'Yah' (God).

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Mattityahu.

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Mattityahu.

Mighty in battle or powerful.

Mighty in battle or powerful.

Dark-skinned or Moorish.

Dark-skinned or of Moorish descent.

Greatest or the greatest.

Greatest, derived from the Latin superlative form of maximus.

Greatest, derived from the Latin superlative maximus.

Great stream or the stream of Maccus.

Derived from the month of May, which comes from Maia, the Roman goddess of growt...

A combination of May and Belle, suggesting a beautiful person born in May or emb...

Possibly a variant or blend of May with names ending in -one, though the exact o...

Descendant of Cormac, where Cormac means charioteer or raven.

Descendant of Dubhghall, where Dubhghall means dark stranger or dark-haired fore...

Descendant of Gregor, where Gregor means watchful or vigilant.

Son of Kenneth or fair one.

Descendant of Leán, where Leán means servant or follower.

The etymology and meaning are uncertain, possibly derived from a place name or o...

Possibly derived from a place name or occupational origin, though the exact mean...

A short form meaning honey (from Latin/Hebrew) or a diminutive of names like Mel...

Possibly a variant of Malita or a name derived from the root Mel-, though the ex...

Possibly derived from Mel- root combined with a feminine suffix, though the exac...

Possibly a short form of names like Melvin or Melissa, or derived from the word ...

A name derived from a place name meaning 'bad town' or 'mill town,' from Old Fre...

A name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a combination of elements mean...

The etymology and meaning are uncertain, possibly derived from a place name or o...

Mercies or rewards, derived from the Latin word for mercy.

The Roman god of commerce, communication, and travel.

The etymology and meaning are uncertain, possibly a variant of Mercia or a name ...

Of the sea or beloved.

Merit or worthy, derived from the Latin word for merit or desert.

Blackbird.

A legendary wizard and prophet in Arthurian legend, possibly derived from the We...

A surname-derived given name, possibly from a medieval personal name or occupati...

Derived from a surname, possibly meaning 'one who deserves merit' or from a plac...

A Welsh name possibly meaning 'sea fortress' or derived from the Welsh 'mor' (se...

An Arabic name possibly related to 'marwan' or derived from Arabic roots, though...

A short form meaning 'beyond' or 'after' in Greek, or a diminutive of Margaret i...

A surname-derived name from a place name, possibly meaning 'calf pasture' or 'me...

A farmer or steward; one who is greater.

A diminutive of Maria or Mariam, meaning 'beloved' or 'of the sea' through its c...

Who is like God?

A Russian or Ukrainian form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God'.

Who is like God.

Settlement in the middle or middle town.

Who is like God?

A diminutive of Michael, meaning 'who is like God'.

The Russian form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God'.

Spanish word meaning 'miracles', derived from Latin 'miraculum'.

Gracious or dear.

Gentle strength or mild power.

A soldier or mercenary, derived from the Latin word for military service.

A name meaning 'miller' or 'one who operates a mill,' derived from Old French oc...

One who operates a mill.

Gentle strength or mild power.

One who operates mills or dweller near mills.

Gracious protector or diminutive of Millicent.

Mild, merciful, or a soldier.

From the mill town.

An occupational surname meaning 'one who mines' or 'one who works in mines'.

The Roman goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts, possibly derived from an Etrus...

The meaning and origin of this name are unclear and require further research.

A name of Inuit origin, possibly related to Arctic or northern geography.

A name derived from the Latin word meaning 'smaller' or 'lesser'.

A Japanese name typically written with kanji meaning 'truth,' 'genuine,' or 'fru...

A surname-derived given name of uncertain etymology.

A name meaning 'wonder,' 'admirable,' or 'peaceful' depending on its linguistic ...

A name of Slavic origin, possibly related to 'mir' meaning 'peace' or 'world.'

A title meaning 'prince,' 'noble,' or 'emir's son' in Persian.

A Japanese name typically meaning 'beautiful,' 'child,' or 'generation' dependin...

A title meaning 'master,' 'teacher,' or 'learned man' in Arabic and Turkish.

A name meaning 'noble,' 'aristocratic' in Irish, or derived from Greek meaning '...

Advisor or counselor.

A name derived from the French word for 'mountain,' from Latin 'mons.'

A name meaning 'pointed mountain' or 'sharp mountain' from Old French elements.

Mountain of the powerful man or from Montgommery, a place in Normandy.

A diminutive or shortened form of names beginning with 'Mont-,' typically meanin...

A name derived from a geographical feature, referring to 'moor' or open uncultiv...

Great or sun, derived from the Gaelic word for great.

A name derived from 'moral,' referring to mulberry trees or moral/ethical concep...

Follower of Marduk, the Babylonian god.

A name meaning 'great circle' or 'sea-born,' derived from Welsh elements referri...

Relating to the Moor or dark-skinned.

Dark-skinned or of the Moors.

Son of Morris, derived from the Latin name Mauritius meaning 'dark-skinned' or '...

Son of More or dweller by a marsh.

Death or short for Mortimer.

Still water or dead sea.

A settlement in a marsh or fen, from Old English elements meaning 'moor' and 'se...

Big mountain or great peak, derived from Gaelic elements for great and mountain.

Drawn out of the water, from the Hebrew root meaning 'to draw' or 'to pull.'

A female parent or term of endearment.

Covered with mud or murky.

Sea fair or sea white.

Wish, desire, or aspiration.

Bright sea, from Irish elements meaning 'bright' and 'sea.'

From the sea or seaman.

Sea warrior or descendant of the sea.

Cheerful or from the sea.

Famous friend or sea friend.

Son of the mayor or dweller by the marsh.

Myrrh, a fragrant resin, or admirable.

Sweet oil or myrrh, derived from the Greek word 'myron' referring to fragrant oi...

Of the myrtle plant.

The myrtle plant, a symbol of love and fertility.