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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Add to "My Baby Names"	Shop for Personalized Items
Maarten	fondness of war	Dutch
Mab	joy	Gaelic
Mabel	my fair maid; lovely	French, Latin
Mablevi	do not deceive	African
Mac	son of	Scottish, Irish, English
Macaria	daughter of Hercules and Deianara	Greek
Mace	aromatic spice	Latin
Macey
Machi	ten thousand	Japanese
Machiko	child of Machi	Japanese
Maci
Macie
Mackenzie
Mackenzie	son of the wise leader	Gaelic
Macon	to make	Middle English
Macy	from Matthew's land; club	Old French, Old English
Madalyn
Madalynn
Madan		Hindu
Maddison
Maddock	champion, good fortune	Old Welsh
Maddox
Madeira	sweet wine	Spanish
Madeleine
Madeline
Madelyn
Madelynn
Madhav	Krishna	Hindu
Madhavi		Hindu
Madhu	honey	Hindu
Madhul		Hindu
Madhulika		Hindu
Madhur	sweet	Hindu
Madhuri		Hindu
Madhusudhana	Krishna	Hindu
Madilyn
Madisen
Madison
Madisyn
Madra	mother	Spanish
Madyson
Maegan
Maeve	goddess; a purple flower	Greek, Latin
Magan	power	Teutonic
Magara	child of constantly cries	Rhodesian
Magda	high tower one who is elevated	Hebrew
Magdalena
Magena	the coming moon; a covering, protection	Native American, Hebrew
Maggie
Magna	large	Latin
Magne	fierce warrior	Norse
Magnolia	a flower	French
Magnus	large; the great	Latin, Scandinavian
Mahabala	strength	Hindu
Mahala	woman; tenderness; marrow	Native American, Hebrew, Arabic
Mahalia	affection	Hebrew
Mahavira	son of Priyavrata	Hindu
Mahesh		Hindu
Mahima		Hindu
Mahita		Hindu
Mai	brightness; coyote	Japanese, Native American
Maia	nurse, mother, goddess of spring; great	Greek, Latin
Maida	a maiden	Old English
Maiko	child of Mai	Japanese
Maine		French
Maisie	child of light	Scottish
Maitane	beloved	Old English
Maitland	dweller in the meadow	Old English
Maitreya	disciple of sage Parasara	Hindu
Maitryi	friendship	Hindu
Maizah	discerning	African
Maj	pearl	Swedish
Majondra
Major	greater	Latin
Makaila
Makayla
Makena
Makenna
Makenzie
Makepeace	peace maker	Old English
Makiko	child of Maki	Japanese
Mala	bad one; meeting hall	Old French, Old English
Malachi	messenger of God	Hebrew
Malakai
Malati	small fragrant flower	Hindu
Malavika		Hindu
Malaya	free	Filipino
Malca	queen	Hebrew
Malcom	disciple of Saint Columbia	Scottish
Maleah
Maleah	unique little girl, beautiful young woman	unknown
Mali	smart, funny, lucky
Malia
Maliha	strong, beautiful	Hindu
Malik	master	Arabic
Malika	queen, princess	African
Malila	salmon going fast upstream	Miwok Indian
Malina	tower, dark	Hebrew, Hindu
Maliyah
Malka	queen	Hebrew
Mallika		Hindu
Mallory	army counseler, without good fortune	Old German
Malu	peacefulness	Hawaiian
Malvina	smooth snow	Gaelic
Mamiko	child of Mami	Japanese
Mamoru	earth	Japanese
Mamta	mother's love for child, wife of sage Asija	Hindu
Manasi		Hindu
Manavendra		Hindu
Manavi		Hindu
Manco	king	Peruvian
Manda	lovable, harmony; saturn, god of the occult	Latin, Hindu
Mandara	mythical tree	Hindu
Mandeep	light of heart	Hindu
Mandek	army man	Polish
Mander	from me	English
Mandhatri	prince	Hindu
Mandisa	sweet	African
Mandy
Manfred	man of peace	Old German
Mangena	melody	Hebrew
Manhattan	Whiskey	Old English, Scottish
Manik		Hindu
Manish		Hindu
Manisha	sharp intellect, genius, sagacity	Hindu
Manjari		Hindu
Manju		Hindu
Manjula		Hindu
Manjusha	a box of jewels	Sanskrit
Manley	man of the meadow	Old English
Manning	son of the hero	Old English
Mannix	munk	Celtic
Manoj		Hindu
Mansi	plucked flower	Hopi Indian
Mansukh		Hindu
Mansur	divinely aided	Arabic
Manu		Hindu
Manuel	God is with us	Spanish
Manuela	God is with us	Spanish
Manushi		Hindu
Mara
Marc
Marcel	little hammer	French
Marcella	God of war; little hammer	Latin, French
Marcelo
Marcia	martial	Latin
Marcin	warlike	Polish
Marco
Marcos
Marcus
Marden	from the valley with the pool	Old English
Maren	sea	Latin
Margaret
Margarita
Maria	bitter	Hebrew
Mariabella	my beautiful Mary	Italian
Mariah
Mariam	wife of Herod	Greek
Mariana
Marianna
Marianne	little Mary	Old French
Mariano
Mariasha	perfect one; bitter, with sorrow	Egyptian, Hebrew
Maribel
Maricel	full of grace	Latin
Maridel	bitter	Hebrew
Marie
Mariel	bitter	Hebrew
Mariela
Marigold	a flower	Greek
Marijan		Slowenian
Mariko	child of Mari	Japanese
Marilee	bitterness	Greek
Marilyn	bitter	Hebrew
Marina	sea maiden	Russian
Mario	bitter, king-ruler	Hebrew
Mariola
Mariposa	butterfly	Spanish
Marisa	mother of Daksa	Hindu
Marisol
Marissa	of the sea	Latin
Maritza
Marjani	coral	African
Marjeta	pearl	Czech
Marjorie	pearl	Old French
Mark	warlike, hammer, defender	Latin
Markandeya	a sage	Hindu
Markus
Marlee
Marlene	child of light, bitter	German
Marley
Marliss
Marlon	little hawk	Old French
Marlow	from the hillside lake	Old English
Marmaduke	leader of the seas	Celtic
Marmara	radiant	Greek
Marna	rejoice	Hebrew
Marnina	cause of joy	Hebrew
Marny	from the sea	Scandinavian
Marót	Moravian	Hungarian
Marques
Marquez
Marquis
Marquise
Marsden	field near water	Old English
Marshall	keeper of the horses; steward	French, English
Martha	a lady	Arabic
Martin	of Mars	Latin
Martina	warlike	Latin
Maruti		Hindu
Marvelle	miracle	Old French
Marvin	beautiful sea; good friend	Celtic, Anglo-Saxon
Mary
Maryam
Masakazu	first son of Masa	Japanese
Masako	child of Masa	Japanese
Maslin	little twin	Old French
Mason	stoneworker	French
Matana	gift	Arabic
Matanga	sage, advisor to Devi Lalita	Hindu
Matangi	a Devi	Hindu
Mateo
Mathea	gift of God	Hebrew
Mather	strong army	Old English
Mathew
Mathilda	battle maiden, strength	Old German
Matrika	mother, name of goddess	Hindu
Matteo
Matthew
Mattie
Maud	strength in battle	Old German
Maura	dark	Latin
Maureen	great; little Mary; dark-haired	Latin, Gaelic, Old French
Maurice	moorish; dark; moor land	French, Latin, Old English
Mauricio
Maverick
Mavis	a small bird	English
Max	the greatest	Latin
Maxim
Maximilian
Maximillian
Maximus
Maxwell	from the great well	English
May	bitter	Hebrew
Maya	divine creative forse in everything	Hindu
Mayako	child of Maya	Japanese
Mayer	farmer; greater; bringer of light	German, Latin, Hebrew
Maynard	remarkable strength	Anglo-Saxon
Mayoko	child of Mayo	Japanese
Mayon	the black God	Hindu
Mayra
Mayuko	child of Mayu	Japanese
Mayuri		Hindu
Mckayla
Mckenna
Mckenzie
Mead	meadow	Old English
Meadow
Meagan
Meaghan
Meagin
Meara	merry	Gaelic
Meckenzie	Daughter of the Wise Leader	Gaelic
Meda	priestess	Native American
Medárd	great, strong	Hungarian
Medea	ruling; middle child	Greek, Latin
Medha	intelligence, a form of the Devi	Hindu
Medilion
Meena	precious stone	Hindu
Meenakshi		Hindu
Meera		Hindu
Megan	mighty, strong able, pearl	Greek, Gaelic, Welsh
Megara	wife of Hercules	Greek
Megha		Hindu
Meghan
Meghana	raincloud	Hindu
Megyer	Hungarian	Hungarian
Mehetabel	favoured by God, God is doing good	Hebrew
Mehul	A derivative of Mukul	Hindu
Mei	great one	Latin
Meira	light	Hebrew
Meka	eyes	Hawaiian
Mekhi
Mekia
Mela	religious gathering	Hindu
Melanctha	black flower	Greek
Melancton	black flower	Greek
Melanie	dressed in black, dark	Greek
Melany
Melba	slender, soft; mallow flower	Greek, Latin
Melia	nymph daugher of Oceanus	Greek
Melik		Turkish
Melina	canary-yellow	Latin
Melinda	gentle one	Greek
Melisenda	honest, diligent	Spanish
Melissa	bee, honey	Greek
Melody	song	Greek
Melor	Marx Engels Lenin October Revolution	English
Melosa	gentle, sweet	Spanish
Melville	hillside; town by the mill	Anglo-Saxon, Old English
Melvin	chief	Celtic
Mena	mother of Menaka	Hindu
Menaka	celestial damsel	Hindu
Mendel	wisdom; repairer	Hebrew, Middle English
Menyhért	royal light	Hungarian
Mercedes	ransom; virgin Mary	Latin, Spanish
Mercer	storekeeper	Middle English
Mercy	compassion, pity	Middle English
Meredith
Merit	deserving	Latin
Merle	blackbird	Latin
Merlin	sea; falcon; sea hill	Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, Welsh
Merrick	ruler of the sea	English
Merrill	famous; of the sea	German, Old English
Merry	joyful	Middle English
Mersadize
Mert		Turkish
Mesha	ram, born under the sign of Aries	Hindu
Messina	middle child	Latin
Meta	ambitious	Latin
Mete		Turkish
Meyer	a farmer	German
Mia	mine	Italian
Miah
Miakoda	power of the moon	Native American
Micaela
Micah
Micah
Michael	who is like God	Hebrew
Michaela	like God	Hebrew
Micheal
Michelle
Michi	righteous	Japanese
Michiko	child of Michi	Japanese
Midori	green	Japanese
Migina	moon returning	Omaha Indian
Mignon	dainty, petite	French
Miguel
Mihaly	who is like God?	Hebrew
Mihir		Hindu
Mihoko	child of Mihoko	Japanese
Mika	new moon	Japanese, Finnish
Mikaela
Mikayla
Mike
Mikel
Miki	beautiful tree	Japanese
Miko		Finish
Miksa	similar to God	Hungarian
Milán	kind	Hungarian
Mildred	mild, power	Anglo-Saxon
Miles	soldier; merciful; millstone	Latin, Old German, Greek
Milind		Hindu
Millard	caretaker of the mill	Old English
Miller	one who mills	Old English
Millicent	industrious, strength	Old German
Milo
Milton	from the mill town	Old English
Mily	beautiful	Hawaiian
Min	cleverness	Korean
Mina	South	Japanese
Minako	child of Mina	Japanese
Minda	knowledge	Native American
Mindel	sea of bitterness	Yiddish
Mine	a resolute protector	Japanese
Minelli
Miner	youth	Latin
Minerva	power; thinker	Greek, Latin
Minesh		Hindu
Mingmei	smart, beautiful	Chinese
Minka	strong, resolute	Teutonic
Minna	love; mother; bitterness	Old German, Scottish, Hebrew
Minta	mint	Greek
Mira	wonder; aim; light of God	Latin, Spanish; Hebrew
Mirabelle	wonderful; beautiful to look upon	Latin, Spanish
Miracle
Miranda	extraordinary, to be admired	Latin
Miremba	peace	Ugandan
Mireya	mircaulous	Spanish
Miriam	bitter	Hebrew
Miroslav	famous	Slavic
Misael
Misako	child of Misa	Japanese
Misha		Hindu, Arabic
Missy	young girl	Old English
Misty	covered by mist	Old English
Mitali	friend	Hindu
Mitchel
Mitchell
Mitena	coming moon, new moon	Native American
Mitesh		Hindu
Mitexi	sacred moon	Native American
Mitsuko	child of Mitsu	Japanese
Miyoko	beautiful generations child	Japanese
Mladen	forever in youth	Slavic
Modestus	modest one	Latin
Modesty	modest one	Latin
Mog	high Lord
Mohamed
Mohammad
Mohammed
Mohan	charming	Hindu
Mohin		Hindu
Mohini	most beautiful	Hindu
Mohit		Hindu
Moira	bitter; great	Irish, Celtic
Moises
Mollie
Molly
Momoko	child of Momo	Japanese
Mona	peaceful; individual; noble one; my lady	Latin, Greek, Gaelic, Italian
Monica	advice	Latin
Monique
Monroe	mouth of the Roe River; wheelwright	Celtic, Scottish
Monserrat
Montague	steep mountain	French
Montana
Monte	moutain	Latin
Montgomery	mountain hunter	French
Moon	letters	Korean
Mór	moorish	Hungarian
Mora	blueberry	Spanish
Mordecai	warrior	Hebrew
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan	white sea; bright, dweller by the sea	Gaelic, Welsh