Names starting with M.
- M'Mahawa West African/Mandé · West African, possibly meaning woman of importance or noblewoman
- Maaike Dutch · Sea of bitterness
- Maarit Finnish · Finnish name, possibly Scandinavian root
- Maarja Estonian/Hebrew · Bitter, sea of bitterness, or rebelliousness
- Maarten Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Maartje Aramaic (Martha) · Mistress or lady
- Maasouda Arabic (Masud) · Lucky or fortunate
- Mabandla Zulu · At the places or in the regions
- Mabel Latin-English · Medieval English contraction of Amabel
- Mabell Latin-English · Lovable
- Mabile Latin (Amabilis) · Lovable
- Mabille Latin (Amabilis) · Lovable
- Mabinty West African/Mandé · Born on a Monday/Tuesday; mother of the town/community
- Mable Latin-English · Lovable
- Mac Scottish/Gaelic · Son
- Macarena Spanish · Sacred place
- Macello Italian-Latin · Young warrior or hammer
- Macéo Spanish/Italian · Gift of God
- Macey English/French · Gift of God or weapon
- Macharia Kikuyu · graceful
- Machi Arabic · Water or aquatic
- Maci English/French · Person from Massy, France, or gift of God
- Macià Hebrew (Mattaniah) · Gift of God
- Macie English/French · Weapon, hill, gift of God, or pearl
- Maciej Hebrew · Gift of God
- Maciel Portuguese · Gift of God
- Mack Scottish/Irish · Son of; diminutive of Magnus; linked to Coinneach
- Mackenzie Scottish Gaelic · Son of Coinneach (the fair or bright one)
- Macy English/French · Maccius estate; weapon; possibly gift of God
- Madalena Portuguese-Hebrew · Tower
- Madara Latvian · Bedstraw flower
- Maddalena Italian · Woman of Magdala
- Maddi Hebrew/English · From Magdalene (woman from Magdala'/tower) or Madison (son of Maud'/son of Matthew)
- Maddie Hebrew/English · Woman from Magdala; tower or fortress
- Maddison English · Son of Maud; son of Matthew
- Maddox Welsh · Fortunate or beneficent
- Maddy Hebrew/Germanic · Woman from Magdala or tower
- Madeleine French-Hebrew · Tower
- Madeline English-French-Hebrew · Tower
- Madelyn American English-Hebrew · Woman of Magdala
- Maden English/Turkish · Arabic: good; Welsh: son of Madog
- Madi Hebrew/Arabic · Short form of Madeline (woman from Magdala) or Muhammad (praiseworthy)
- Madicken Swedish · Little Magdalene
- Madie Hebrew/French · From Magdala, meaning woman of Magdala or maiden
- Madina Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic: city or town
- Madis Estonian/Hebrew · Gift of God
- Madison English patronymic · Son of Maud
- Madita Germanic-Literary · Literary name from Astrid Lindgren
- Madleen German-French-Hebrew · Tower
- Mads Greek via Old Norse · Mature
- Madu Igbo · Honey or sweetness
- Madyson English · Derived from Mathilda, meaning battle-mighty
- Mae Latin · May, pearl
- Mael Breton-Celtic · Prince or chief
- Maela Latin · May or mild
- Maëlan Celtic/Welsh · From Celtic mael (bald, bare, or tonsured), or Welsh mael (prince)
- Maëlane Celtic/French · Chief, prince, or devoted to God
- Maëlann Celtic/Breton · Celtic name meaning prince or chieftain, also bald or devoted
- Maëlia Celtic/French · Chief or prince
- Maëlie French/Celtic · Feminine form of Maël, meaning prince or chieftain
- Maëline French/Celtic · Little chief, pearl, May
- Maëlio Breton · Prince or chief
- Maëlla Breton/French · Derived from Breton Maël (prince, lord), with a Christian evolution to servant of a deity
- Maëlle Breton Celtic · Princess or chief
- Maëlly French/Breton · Chief or prince; or my honey
- Maëllya Breton/French · Feminine form of Maël; means chief or prince in Breton
- Maëlo Breton/Celtic · Prince, chief; nobility, leadership
- Maelon Welsh · Prince chief
- Maëly Breton · Prince, chief, princess, bright, shining
- Maëlya Breton · Modern French feminine name, possibly princess, chieftain, or lady
- Maëlyne French/Celtic · Prince or chieftain; possibly related to May or sea of bitterness
- Maëlys Breton-Celtic · Chief or prince
- Maëna Celtic/Greek · Debated origins: stone,' fury,' graceful,' or beloved
- Maëva French · Welcome one
- Maeve Irish · Intoxicating; she who intoxicates
- Mafalda Germanic · Strong in battle
- Magali Provençal-Occitan · Pearl
- Magda Hebrew-Slavic · Tower
- Magdalena Hebrew · Of Magdala
- Magdalene Hebrew (Migdal) · Tower, elevated
- Maggie Greek · Pearl
- Maggy Greek-English · Pearl
- Magne Old Norse (Magn) · Mighty or powerful
- Magnhild Old Norse (Magn-hild) · Mighty battle or warrior maid
- Magni Old Norse (Magn) · Mighty
- Magno Latin-Portuguese · Great
- Magnolia English · Of great excellence
- Magnor Old Norse (Magn-arr) · Mighty warrior
- Magnus Latin · Great
- Maha Arabic · Wild gazelle
- Mahalia Hebrew/Filipino · Hebrew for tenderness, affection, lyrical sweetness, or God's tenderness
- Mahama Arabic (Muhammad/Mahdi) · Noble or generous
- Mahamadou Arabic · Praised or praiseworthy
- Mahan Persian · Moon-like greatness
- Mahana Polynesian/Arabic · Sun, moon-like, beautiful, camp
- Mahault Germanic/French · Mighty in battle or powerful warrior
- Mahaut Germanic (Mathild) · Mighty maid
- Mahawa West African/Mandé · Mother, woman of importance, life
- Mahdi Arabic · Guided one
- Mahdy Arabic · Guided one or the guided
- Mahé French/Breton · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Mahël Breton/Celtic · Prince or chieftain
- Maher Arabic · Skilled, quick
- Mahidevran Persian (Mah-i-devrān) · Moon of the kingdoms
- Mahieddine Arabic · Reviver of the faith or glory of the faith
- Mahina Hawaiian/Polynesian · Moonlight; Hawaiian word for moon and a lunar deity
- Mahir Arabic · Skilled or expert
- Mahira Arabic/Hebrew · Skilled, expert, talented; intelligent, quick-witted
- Mahlori Sotho · beauty
- Mahmoud Arabic · Praiseworthy; commendable
- Mahmut Arabic Muhammad · Praised or commendable
- Mahnoor Persian/Arabic · Light of the moon; moonlight
- Mahtab Persian · Moonlight
- Mai Japanese · Dance elegantly
- Maia Greek · Mother, nurse, midwife; associated with Roman goddess of spring and fertility
- Maialen Basque origin · Of the Magdalene
- Maïana Hawaiian/Polynesian · Ocean, calm, springtime
- Maiara Tupi-Guarani · Great wisdom or large serpent (the wise one)
- Maicon Brazilian Portuguese-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Maid Arabic/Bosnian · Exalted or praiseworthy
- Maie Estonian · Good mother, nurse, spring, growth, from Maria
- Maihué Mapuche Quechua · Something akin to maiden or young girl
- Maiia Greek · Greek origin; mother or good mother
- Maik Germanic-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Maïka Japanese/Polynesian · Japanese dance or fragrance, Hebrew Who is like God?', Maria beloved
- Maike Low German-Frisian · Who is like God
- Maiko Japanese · Dance child
- Maila Finnish · Short form of Magdalena
- Maïlan Vietnamese · Apricot blossom orchid
- Maïley French/English · French: tame or gentle; English: meadow or field
- Mailien Vietnamese · Apricot blossom and lotus
- Mailin Germanic · Gentle light
- Mailo Germanic · Low German pet form
- Maïly Vietnamese/French · Symbolizes natural beauty and wisdom or springtime and renewal
- Maïlys French/Breton · From Breton mael (prince or chief) and possibly Celtic '-lys (lily)
- Maïmouna Arabic · Fortunate, lucky, blessed with wealth; auspicious, trustworthy, faithful
- Maimuna Arabic Maimun · Auspicious or blessed
- Maimunat Arabic Maimun with Hausa suffix · Blessed one
- Maina Kikuyu · Strong or mighty
- Mainio Finnish · Magnificent
- Maira Sanskrit · Generous or wealth
- Mairama Swahili Yoruba · Gracious or precious
- Máire Hebrew · Bitter, beloved
- Mairead Irish/Gaelic · Pearl
- Mairi Scottish Gaelic · Beloved of sea
- Maïron Literary/Quenya · The admirable or excellent; original name of Sauron
- Maisa Arabic / Brazilian Portuguese · Pride or walking with a swaying gait
- Maisie Scottish · Pearl
- Maison French-English · French word for house
- Maïssa Arabic · Arabic: walking with a proud, swinging gait or swaying with grace
- Maïssane Arabic · Beauty, ornament, grace
- Maisy Scottish/English · Pearl
- Maitane Basque · Daughter or maiden
- Maite Basque · Beloved
- Maïwen Breton · Derived from Breton elements meaning May and white or blessed
- Maiwenn Breton Gw-enn · Bright maiden or white maiden
- Maizie Scottish/English · Pearl
- Maj Swedish · Pearl; born in May
- Maj-Britt Swedish, Germanic · Pearl and strength
- Maj-Lis Swedish, Germanic · Blend of Maj and Lis
- Maja Greek/Slavic · Goddess of the Pleiades
- Majana South Slavic · Great one
- Majd Arabic · Glory honor
- Majda Arabic/Slavic · Glory, honor, nobility, splendor
- Majed Arabic · Glorious praised
- Majid Arabic · Glorious, mighty, or grand
- Majken Old Norse Magnus · Great or mighty
- Majra Arabic/Slavic · Arabic: course,' channel,' flow; Indo-Aryan: musical cymbals
- Majvor Swedish · Mighty woman
- Mak Slavic/Bosnian · Poppy; short form of Maksim or Makarios
- Makan Persian/Arabic · Place, dwelling; my brave child
- Makar Greek/Slavic · Blessed, fortunate, happy
- Makary Greek Makarios · Blessed or happy
- Makayla American English-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Makbule Arabic Turkish · Complete, perfect, or finished
- Makena Kikuyu · Happy or content
- Makhosi Zulu · Queen or female chief
- Maki Japanese · True hope
- Makokha Luhya · Born at the beginning
- Makoto Japanese · Sincere, truth
- Maks Slavic/Latin · Greatest
- Maksim Slavic/Latin · From Latin Maximus: the greatest or largest
- Maksym Slavic/Latin · Greatest
- Maksymilian Latin Maximus · Greatest or supreme
- Malachi Hebrew · My messenger or my angel
- Malaïka Swahili/Arabic · Angel; purity, goodness, divine protection
- Malak Arabic · Guardian angel
- Malakai Hebrew · Hebrew for my messenger or messenger of God
- Malamine West African/Arabic · Teacher or learned person; wisdom and respect
- Malcolm Scottish Gaelic · Devotee of Saint Columba
- Malea Hawaiian-Hebrew · Beloved or sea of bitterness
- Malek Arabic · King sovereign
- Malen Mapuche Quechua · Clear or bright
- Malene Greek Hebrew · Tower, elevated
- Malesi Maasai · Pastoralist, herdsman
- Maletsatsi Sotho · Bright day or clear sunshine
- Malgorzata Polish · Pearl
- Małgorzata Greek Polish · Pearl or precious jewel
- Malhonn Hebrew · Sickly, frail, or weak
- Mali Welsh/Thai · Diverse meanings: jasmine, queen, vigorous
- Malia Hawaiian-Hebrew · Beloved or sea of bitterness
- Maliah Hawaiian/Hebrew · Arabic Queen or Sea of; Hebrew bitter,' rebellious,' wished-for child.'
- Malick Arabic/West African · Arabic name meaning king or sovereign
- Malie Hawaiian / Scandinavian · Calm or peaceful
- Maliha Arabic · Graceful,' beautiful,' or pleasant.'
- Malik Arabic · King, ruler
- Malika Arabic/Hungarian · Queen, sovereign lady; smooth brow, friend of justice
- Malin Germanic · Little woman
- Malina Slavic-Scandinavian · Raspberry
- Malio Polynesian / Spanish · Peaceful
- Maliya Arabic/Hebrew · Beautiful, charming, flower
- Maliyah American/Hawaiian · Of the sea, beautiful, queen, beloved, peaceful
- Maliza Swahili/Hebrew · Swahili for to finish or to complete; also beautiful or lovely
- Malle Estonian · Diminutive of Estonian names like Magdaleena, Maria, or Maarja
- Mallory Old French · Unfortunate
- Malo Breton French · Bald
- Maloé French/Breton · Pledge of light
- Malon Hebrew/Celtic · Hebrew for lodging place or inn; possibly Welsh for prince or chief
- Malone Irish · Descendant of a devotee of Saint John
- Malorie French · From Old French maloret, meaning unfortunate or ill-fated
- Malory French · Unfortunate, ill-fated; embraced for strength and uniqueness
- Malou French-Germanic · Grace and light
- Malte Low German-Scandinavian · Young warrior
- Malu Hawaiian/Portuguese · Hawaiian: peace, protection, shade. Diminutive of Maria
- Malusi Zulu · Peace or tranquility
- Malwina Slavic · Smooth-browed
- Malya Sanskrit/Hebrew · Garland of flowers; to ascend or rise
- Malyah American/Hebrew · Modern name; possibly beloved or my princess
- Malyana Slavic/Arabic · Slavic small/dear; Arabic happiness of heaven
- Mama International · Mother; from baby sounds
- Mamadi West African · Meaning praised one or highly honored, from Arabic to praise
- Mamadou West African/Arabic · Variant of Muhammad: the praised one
- Mamady West African/Arabic · West African name, likely from Muhammad, meaning praised or praiseworthy
- Mame French/Akan · French: my friend or mother; Akan: mother; Japanese: bean
- Mamie English-Hebrew · Sea of bitterness
- Mamohato Sotho · Mother of something
- Mamou West African/French · Diminutive of Arabic names: Mahmud (praised) or Mamuna (safe)
- Mamoudou West African/Arabic · Praised or praiseworthy, honoring the Prophet Muhammad; in Mandinka, brave or courageous
- Mampho Sotho · Mother
- Mana Persian/Japanese · Eternal, enduring, everlasting (Persian); spiritual power, energy (Hawaiian)
- Manaé Japanese/Hebrew · Japanese true apple tree or true blessing; Hebrew portion or to appoint
- Manaël Hebrew/Iberian · God is with us
- Manal Arabic · Achievement or reaching a goal
- Manami Japanese · Loving sea
- Manao Polynesian/Japanese · Polynesian: thought, mind, or to think; reflecting wisdom and contemplation
- Manar Arabic · Guiding lighthouse
- Manas Sanskrit · Mind intellect
- Manca Slavic/Slovenian · Diminutive of Marija (Mary): bitter, rebellious, or wished-for child
- Mandisa Xhosa · Sweet or to have pleasure
- Mandla Zulu · Strength or power
- Mandlenkosi Zulu · Strength of the king
- Mandy Latin-English · Worthy of love
- Mané Armenian/Hebrew · Comforter, greatness or noble lineage
- Manech Basque/Breton · God is with us, or little monk
- Manel Hebrew/Arabic · God is with us
- Manelle French/Hebrew · From Hebrew Immanuel (God is with us) or French main (little hand)
- Manessa Hebrew/Greek · Hebrew: causing to forget or one who forgets
- Manfred Germanic Old High German · Man of peace
- Manfredi Italian · Peaceful strength
- Manha Arabic · Gift of Allah, blessing, dawn, morning
- Mani Old Norse · Great
- Manil Sanskrit/Hebrew · Jewel or precious stone; jewel of a son
- Manissa Arabic/Greek · Feminine name; Arabic: flower'/wish; Sanskrit: wisdom'/desire
- Manja Low German-Slavic · Latin family name turned given name
- Mannat Indian/Punjabi · Wish, prayer, vow to a deity, or request to God
- Manny Hebrew/French · God is with us
- Mano Latin/Hawaiian · Hand (Latin), shark (Hawaiian), mind (Sanskrit)
- Manoa Hawaiian/Hebrew · Hawaiian: vast, thick, depth or place of the shark; Hebrew: rest or comfort
- Manoah Hebrew · Rest, repose, tranquility, comfort, present
- Manoé French/Hebrew · Diverse meanings: rest, comfort, repose, bitter, rebellious, shark
- Manoel Portuguese-Hebrew · God is with us
- Manoela Portuguese-Hebrew · God is with us
- Manolo Spanish · Diminutive of Manuel, from Hebrew Immanuel meaning God is with us
- Manon Hebrew/French · God is gracious
- Mansour Arabic · Victorious
- Manu Finnish Hebrew · Finnish short form of Emanuel
- Manuel Hebrew via Spanish · God is with us
- Manuela Hebrew · God is with us
- Manuella Portuguese-Hebrew · God is with us
- Manuelo Hebrew · God is with us
- Many Cambodian/Sanskrit · Khmer for gem or precious stone; Sanskrit for jewel
- Mao Japanese/Chinese · Japanese and Chinese origins: real center, cherry blossom, luxuriant, or flourishing
- Maolíosa Irish · Servant of Jesus; Irish devotional
- Mapule Sotho · Flower or blossom
- Mara Hebrew / Slavic / Latin · Bitter or sorrow
- Maram Arabic/Persian · Poetic: what is desired,' desire,' aspiration,' wish,' or goal
- Marc Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Marc-Antoine French · Compound: Marc (Mars) and Antoine (Antonius, possibly flower)
- Marceau French · Dedicated To Mars
- Marcel French-Latin · Young warrior
- Marcela Latin via Spanish · Of Mars, warlike
- Marceli Polish/Latin · Dedicated to Mars
- Marcelin French/Latin · Little warrior or dedicated to Mars
- Marcelina Latin · Relating to Mars
- Marceline French · Warrior of Mars
- Marcelino Latin · Relating to Mars
- Marcell Latin-Hungarian · Young warrior
- Marcella Latin · Young warrior or Mars-related
- Marcelle French-Latin · Young warrior
- Marcellino Latin-Italian · Little warrior of Mars
- Marcello Latin · Relating to Mars
- Marcelo Latin · Relating to Mars
- Marci Latin · Dedicated to Mars, warlike, or male, symbolizing strength and courage
- Marcia Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Marcie Latin/French · Dedicated to Mars or warlike
- Marcilene Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Brazilian elaboration of Marcia
- Marcin Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Marcio Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Of Mars
- Marcjanna Polish/Latin · Dedicated to Mars
- Marco Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Marcolina Latin Marcus · Warlike or of Mars
- Marcos Latin · Relating to Mars
- Marcus Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Mare Estonian · From Maarja and Margareeta; also sea from Latin
- Marei Germanic-Hebrew · Sea or bitter
- Mareike Low German-Frisian · Low German and Frisian form of Maria
- Marek Slavic-Latin · Polish
- Marella Italian-Latin · Of the sea, bitter
- Maren Low German-Scandinavian · Of the sea
- Margaret Greek · Pearl
- Margareta Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious jewel
- Margarete Greek-Germanic · Pearl
- Margaretha Greek Margarites · Pearl
- Margarethe Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious stone
- Margarida Latin · Pearl
- Margarita Greek Margarites · Pearl or jewel
- Margaux French · Pearl precious
- Margherita Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious jewel
- Margie Greek · Pearl
- Margit Greek-Scandinavian · Pearl
- Margo French/Greek · Pearl
- Margot Latin · Pearl
- Margreet Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious stone
- Margret Greek-Germanic · Pearl
- Margrete Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious jewel
- Margrethe Greek Margarites · Pearl or precious jewel
- Margriet Dutch · Daisy; pearl
- Marguerite French-Greek · Pearl
- Margus Estonian/Latin · Warlike, of Mars, warrior on horseback
- Marharyta Ukrainian/Greek · Pearl; from Greek margaritēs
- Mari Multi-cultural · Latin family name turned given name
- Maria Latin · Beloved; sea-drop
- Mariah Hebrew via Latin · Sea of bitterness
- Mariam Hebrew Miriam · Sea of bitterness
- Mariama West African/Arabic · West African variant of Maryam; beloved or gift of God
- Mariame Hebrew/West African · Debated etymology: bitter sea, rebelliousness, wished-for child, or beloved
- Marian Hebrew-English-Polish · Sea of bitterness
- Mariana Latin · Grace and bitter sea
- Mariane Latin · Grace and bitter sea
- Marianna Latin-Slavic · Grace and bitter sea
- Marianne French-Hebrew · Blend of Marie and Anne
- Mariano Latin-Spanish · Of Mary or of the sea
- Maribel Hebrew Spanish · Beloved and pledged to God
- Maribell Spanish-Latin-Hebrew · Compound of Maria and Bell
- Maribelle French-Spanish-Latin · Beautiful Mary
- Marie Latin · Sea or bitter
- Marie-Lou Hebrew/Germanic · Hebrew Miryam (bitter, rebellious, beloved) and Germanic famous warrior
- Marie-Louise French · From Hebrew bitter or beloved and Germanic renowned warrior
- Mariebelle French-Hebrew-Latin · Beautiful Mary in a very direct way
- Mariele Italian-German-Hebrew · Sea or bitter
- Mariell Scandinavian-Hebrew · Sea of bitterness
- Mariella Hebrew · Of mary
- Marielle French · Diminutive of Marie, meaning star of the sea or little Marie
- Mariello Hebrew · Italian diminutive of Mario
- Marielou French-Hebrew-Germanic · Marie and Lou
- Mariem Hebrew/Arabic · Beloved, wished-for child, purity, love
- Marietjie Hebrew Latin · Little Marie
- Marietou West African/Hebrew · Beloved, wished-for child; with a West African diminutive
- Marietta Hebrew · Of mary
- Mariette Hebrew · Of mary
- Mariia Hebrew/Slavic · Slavic variant of Maria; bitter or beloved, interpreted in Poland as beloved by God
- Marija Slavic · Slavic variation of Maria, from Hebrew Miriam; debated meanings
- Marija Majda Slavic/Hebrew · Marija: sea of bitterness or wished-for child. Majda: glory, honor, nobility
- Marija Mojca Hebrew/Latin · Marija: sea of bitterness or beloved. Mojca: my or mine
- Marijanca Slovenian · Diminutive of Marjana; linked to maritime or sea-related
- Marijke Hebrew Dutch · Little Mary or beloved
- Marijn Latin · Of the sea
- Marik Slavic-Latin · Polish
- Marika Hungarian/Greek · Derived from Maria; star of the sea or beloved
- Marike Dutch-Low German-Hebrew · Latin family name turned given name
- Mariko Japanese · Ball child
- Marilda Brazilian Portuguese-Germanic · Blend of Maria and Hilda
- Marilene Brazilian Portuguese · Form of Maria
- Marilia Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Latin family name turned given name
- Marilou French/Germanic · Beloved and renowned in battle
- Marilyn Hebrew · Mary and Lynn
- Marilza Brazilian Portuguese · Elaboration of Maria
- Marin French · Of the sea
- Marina Latin · Of the sea
- Marinalva Brazilian Portuguese · White or bright
- Marine Latin Marinus · Sea or maritime
- Marineide Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian blend of Marina and -eide
- Marines Brazilian Portuguese · Of the sea
- Marinete French-Brazilian Portuguese · Of the sea
- Marino Latin-Italian · Of the sea
- Marinus Latin-Dutch · Of the sea
- Mario Latin · Latin family name turned given name
- Marion Hebrew via French · Sea of bitterness or beloved
- Mariona Hebrew Latin · Beloved or of Mary
- Maris Latin-Latvian · Star of the sea
- Marisa Italian-Spanish-Portuguese · Blend of Maria and Luisa
- Marisol Spanish · Spanish compound of Maria and sol
- Marissa Latin via English · Of the sea
- Maristela Latin · Star
- Marit Old Norse · Pearl or beloved
- Marita Latin/Hebrew · Beloved one; diminutive of Maria with Latin and Hebrew origins
- Marius Latin-French · Latin family name turned given name
- Mariusz Latin Marius · Warlike or of Mars
- Marivaldo Spanish Portuguese · Compound of Maria and Waldo
- Mariya Hebrew/Slavic · Feminine name of Hebrew origin meaning bitter,' rebellious,' or beloved.'
- Mariyah Hebrew/Arabic · Debated meanings: bitter,' rebellious,' wished-for child,' beloved,' purity,' exalted
- Mariza Portuguese · Blend of Maria and Luisa
- Marizete Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian elaboration of Mariza
- Marjan Persian/Arabic · Coral or pearl (Persian/Arabic); related to Mars (Latin/Slavic)
- Marjana Slavic/Arabic · Star of the sea, bitter grace, or little pearl
- Marjane Persian/Arabic · Persian for coral,' possibly a blend of Mary and Jane
- Marjatta Finnish · Finnish, meaning unclear
- Marjeta Slavic/Greek · Pearl, precious one
- Marjo Finnish/Dutch · Little berry, marjoram
- Marjolein Dutch Latin · Marjoram
- Marjorie Old French-English · Pearl
- Mark Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Markel Basque · Of Mars, warlike
- Markéta Czech · Pearl
- Markiian Latin/Slavic · Warlike, dedicated to Mars, manly
- Markku Latin Marcus · Warlike or of Mars
- Marko Latin · Relating to Mars
- Markos Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Markus Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Marla American English · Origin uncertain
- Marleen Dutch-German · Blend of Mary and Magdalene
- Marleigh English · English name, possibly clearing by the lake or pleasant wood
- Marlena Latin · Of the sea, bitter
- Marlene Hebrew via German · Blend of Mary and Magdalene
- Marley English · Boundary wood
- Marli Brazilian Portuguese · Blend of Mary and Magdalene
- Marlie English/Germanic · Pleasant meadow, famous, beloved, or from the boundary wood
- Marlies Germanic · Blend of Maria and Liesel
- Marlin English · Boundary pool
- Marlo English · Hill near the lake
- Marloes Dutch · Bitter + famous; Dutch compound
- Marlon French-English · Of Mars, warlike
- Marlone French/Latin · Little warrior or little hawk
- Marlonn English/Welsh · Variant of Marlon, meaning little hawk or falcon
- Marlow English · Remnants of a lake or a hill by a lake
- Marlowe English · Hill by the lake
- Marluce Brazilian Portuguese · Maria and light
- Marly Brazilian Portuguese-English · Meadow near the lake
- Marna Latin Hebrew · Of the sea
- Marnie Latin/Hebrew · Of the sea, sparkling, shining, bitter, rebelliousness, wished-for child, rejoice
- Marnix Dutch · Strong sea
- Maro Croatian/Latin · Croatian: associated with the sea; other origins: great,' renowned,' or bitter
- Maron Japanese · True love or genuine
- Marouane Arabic · Stable one
- Marquesa Latin Spanish · Marchioness or female marquis
- Marsaili Scottish/Gaelic · Warlike or dedicated to Mars
- Marsel Latin-Albanian · Young warrior
- Marsha Latin-American English · Of Mars
- Marshall Old French-English · One who tends horses
- Mart Latin/Germanic · Of Mars or warlike; a reference to the Roman god of war
- Marta Aramaic · Mistress or lady of the house
- Marte Latin Mars · The roman god or planet
- Marten Dutch-Latin · Of Mars
- Martha Aramaic via Latin · Mistress or lady of the house
- Marthe Aramaic · Lady or mistress of the house
- Marthinus Latin Martin · Warlike or of Mars
- Martial Latin · Of Mars,' the Roman god of war
- Martijn Dutch · Warlike
- Martim Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Martin Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Martina Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Martine Latin Martin · Warlike or of Mars
- Martinho Latin Martin · Warlike or of Mars
- Martiniano Latin Martin · Of Mars, warlike
- Martino Latin · Of Mars, warlike
- Márton Hungarian · warlike and brave
- Martti Latin Martin · Warlike or of Mars
- Marty English · Short form of Martin or Martha
- Martyna Polish-Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Marvin Welsh/English · Eminent marrow or famous friend
- Marvyn Welsh · From Welsh Mervyn: sea friend, sea hill, eminent, famous, famous joy, or sea noble
- Marwa Arabic · Mountain in Mecca
- Marwan Arabic · Firm stone
- Marwane Arabic · Flint stone; symbolizes strength, resilience, and purity
- Marwin Germanic · Famous friend
- Mary Hebrew · Sea of bitterness
- Marya Hebrew/Egyptian · From Hebrew Miryam: rebellion,' bitterness,' or wished-for child.'
- Maryam Arabic/Hebrew · Beloved, wished-for child
- Maryama Arabic · Feminine Arabic name, rooted in Hebrew Miriam; means exalted,' noble,' or high-born.'
- Maryamu Hebrew Swahili · Sea of bitterness
- Maryann Hebrew-English · Bitter grace
- Maryem Arabic/Hebrew · Debated etymology: beloved, bitter, drop of the sea, grace
- Maryla Polish/Hebrew · Beloved
- Marylou American · Combination of Mary (bitter, beloved) and Lou (famous warrior)
- Marysia Hebrew Polish · Little Mary or beloved
- Marzena Polish · Pearl
- Maša Slavic · Diminutive of Maria; drop of the sea,' bitter,' beloved
- Masaki Japanese · Elegant and brilliant
- Masal Turkish/Arabic · Turkish: fairy tale, story. Arabic: spice, flavor
- Mascha Russian-German · Latin family name turned given name
- Masego Sotho Tswana · Blessing or blessedness
- Masha Slavic/Hebrew · Beloved or wished-for child
- Mashudu Venda · Gift of God
- Masika Bantu Swahili · Rain
- Masinde Luhya · Great one
- Masingita Xhosa · To be a blessing or bring blessing
- Masixole Xhosa · I have returned or homecoming
- Masiyalela Ndebele · I cannot stop myself
- Mason Old English occupational · Stoneworker
- Massa Hebrew/Latin · Hebrew: burden or oracle; Latin: lump or mass
- Massil Berber/Arabic · Ancient Berber roots, possibly noble, lion, or leader, with possible Arabic influences
- Massilia Greek/Latin · Ancient name of Marseille
- Massimiliano Latin Maximus · Greatest or supreme
- Massimo Latin-Italian · The greatest
- Massin Berber · Perfect and whole
- Massine Arabic/Berber · Benefactor, king, leader
- Massinissa Berber Numidian · Mighty or strong
- Masten English/Dutch · A modern or regional form whose meaning varies by origin
- Matan Hebrew · Gift
- Máté Hungarian/Hebrew · gift of God
- Matei Romanian/Hebrew · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Matej Slavic · Gift of God
- Mateja Slavic · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Mateo Hebrew via Spanish · Gift of God
- Mateu Hebrew Greek · Gift of God
- Mateus Hebrew-Portuguese · Gift of God
- Mateusz Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matevž Slovenian · Gift of God
- Mathea Norwegian-Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mathéïs French/Germanic · Gift of God or gift of Yahweh
- Matheo French-Spanish · Gift of God
- Matheus Hebrew-Brazilian Portuguese · Gift of God
- Mathew Hebrew-English · Gift of God
- Mathia Hebrew/Scottish · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Mathias Greek · Greek gift of God
- Mathieu Hebrew Greek · Gift of God
- Mathilda Old Germanic · Mighty in battle
- Mathilde Germanic · Mighty in battle
- Mathis Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mathurin French/Latin · Latin origin: ripe or mature
- Mathyas Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mathys Hebrew/French · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Mati Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matia Hebrew/Greek · Hebrew: gift of God or Yahweh; Arabic: Goodness, Extremely
- Matias Hebrew-Spanish-Finnish · Gift of God
- Matic Slovenian · Gift of God
- Maties Hebrew Greek · Gift of God
- Matija Slavic · Gift of God or God's gift
- Matilda Old Germanic · Mighty in battle
- Matilde Old Germanic · Mighty in battle
- Matis Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matisse French/Hebrew · Gift of God or Yahweh; French variant of Matthew
- Matjaž Slovenian/Hebrew · Gift of God or Lord
- Mato Slavic/Indigenous American · Gift of God, Bear
- Matrona Latin · Matron or mother
- Mats Swedish-Norwegian · Gift of God
- Matshediso Sotho · Light or brightness
- Matshidiso Sotho · Brightness or light
- Matt Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mattea Italian-Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matteo Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mattes German · Gift of God
- Matthéo French/Hebrew · Gift of God or gift of Yahweh
- Matthew Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matthias Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matthieu Hebrew Greek · Gift of God
- Matthijs Dutch · Gift of God
- Matthis Hebrew/Greek · Hebrew origin: gift of God or gift of Yahweh
- Matti Finnish-Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mattia Hebrew · Gift of God
- Mattias Swedish · Gift of God; Swedish form
- Mattie Hebrew/Germanic · Gift of God
- Mattin Basque · Gift of God
- Mattis Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matts Swedish · Gift of God
- Matty English · Gift of God
- Matvei Russian/Slavic · Gift of God or gift of Yahweh
- Matvey Slavic/Russian · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Matvii Ukrainian/Hebrew · Gift of God or Yahweh
- Matvij Hebrew/Ukrainian · Gift of God
- Matviy Ukrainian/Hebrew · Gift of God or God's gift
- Maty Hebrew/Germanic · Gift of God, mighty in battle, or native servant in India
- Mátyás Hungarian/Hebrew · gift of God
- Matylda Germanic/Polish · Mighty in battle
- Matys French/Hebrew · Gift of God
- Matz German-Swedish · Gift of God
- Maud Germanic · Battle mighty
- Maude Germanic/French · Mighty in battle; strength in battle
- Maulén Mapuche · Stone or rocky
- Maura Irish-Latin · Dark or Moorish
- Maureen Hebrew/Irish · Bitter, beloved
- Maurice Latin-French · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Mauricette French · Little Moor
- Mauricio Latin via Spanish · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Mauris Latin · Dark, Moorish
- Mauritius Latin-Dutch · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Maurizio Latin · Of the Moors
- Mauro Latin · Of the Moors
- Maurycy Latin Mauritius · Dark-skinned or of Moorish descent
- Mavala Zulu · Strength or power-related
- Maverick American · Independent Nonconformist
- Mavi Turkish · Blue or azure color
- Mavis French/Celtic · Songbird or thrush
- Mawa Arabic/Sanskrit · Shelter, refuge, motherly, destiny, true, pure
- Max Latin · Greatest
- Maxell English · Variant of Maxwell
- Maxence French/Latin · From Latin maximus (greatest); strength and greatness
- Maxi German-Latin · Greatest
- Maxim Latin · The greatest
- Maxima Latin · Greatest
- Maxime Latin · Greatest
- Maximilia Latin-German · Greatest
- Maximilian Latin · Greatest
- Maximiliane Latin-German · Greatest
- Maximiliano Latin · Greatest
- Maximilien French · Greatest one
- Maximillian Latin-English · Greatest
- Maximilliane Latin-German-English · Greatest
- Maximo Latin-Spanish · The greatest
- Maximus Latin · The greatest
- Maxin English · Greatest
- Maxine Latin via French-English · Greatest
- Maxl Germanic Latin · Greatest or supreme
- Maxwell Scottish via Latin · Mack
- Maxx Latin/Scottish · Greatness and strength (Latin and Scottish roots)
- Maxymilian Polish/Latin · Greatest, illustrious, or powerful
- May English/Latin · Month of May, Roman fertility goddess Maia
- Maya Sanskrit · Illusion; water
- Mayah Sanskrit/Hebrew · Illusion, magic, creative power, water, spring, closeness to God
- Mayan Hebrew/Sanskrit · Spring of water, fountain (Hebrew); illusion, magic (Sanskrit)
- Mayana Hebrew/Sanskrit · Spring or fountain (Hebrew); illusion (Sanskrit)
- Mayane Hebrew/French · Spring or fountain; symbolizes water and life
- Mayann Hebrew/English · Brightness, light, grace, purity
- Mayanna Sanskrit/Latin · Graceful Maya, beloved grace, or graceful Maia
- Mayar Arabic · Grace, beauty, moonglow, provider of nourishment
- Mayara Tupi-Brazilian Portuguese · Tupi origin, meaning unclear
- Mayas Hebrew/Greek · Linked to Hebrew *mayim* (water), Greek *Maia* (midwife), or Sanskrit *Māyā* (illusion)
- Maycon Brazilian Portuguese-English · Origin and meaning uncertain
- Mayden English · Young woman or virgin; from English maiden
- Mayel Hebrew/Arabic · Mayel may mean spring or fountain from Hebrew, or princess from Arabic
- Mayeul Latin · From Latin Magulus, meaning great or powerful
- Mayla Brazilian Portuguese-German · Modern variant of Maila
- Maylan English/French · Multiple origins: Old English kinsman's land; Breton chief or prince
- Maylane Modern/French · Modern compound name, possibly born in May or beautiful
- Maylee English/Chinese · Modern compound name possibly meaning born in May or pleasant meadow
- Mayleen English/Dutch · Possibly little May or belonging to May, linked to springtime
- Maylie English/French · Feminine name possibly meaning wildflower, gracious, dear, or maiden
- Maylin Spanish-Cuban · Combination of May and Lin
- Mayline English/French · Modern name, possibly May + '-line, evoking spring and elegance
- Maylis French/Basque · Basque Mai (Mary) and French lys (lily)
- Maylon French/Breton · Possible meanings: chief or prince (Breton), little devotee, noble, or servant of Mary
- Maylone French/English · Modern name, possibly combining May (month or goddess) with '-lone, suggesting springtime or growth
- Maylonn French · Speculative French origins; possibly springtime or chief
- Maymouna Arabic · Blessedness, good fortune, prosperity, auspiciousness
- Mayna Latin/Sanskrit · Great (Latin); illusion, magic (Sanskrit); harbor (Arabic); love (Aztec); old, beautiful (English)
- Mayra Spanish-Latin · Generous or wealth
- Mayron Hebrew/Greek · Hebrew: to shine or light; Greek: sweet oil or fragrant ointment
- Mayrone Greek/Hebrew · Possible derivations: Greek *myron* (perfume, ointment) or *myrtos* (myrtle), or Hebrew *Mair* (to shine)
- Maysa Arabic-Brazilian Portuguese · Lofty or walking with pride
- Mayson English · Stoneworker, son of May
- Mayssa Arabic · Elegant gait
- Mayssam Arabic · Arabic for beauty mark or distinctive mark of beauty
- Mayssane Arabic · Graceful, beautiful face, abundance, ease, moonlight, or shining like the moon
- Maysson English/French · From Old French maçon, meaning stone worker or builder
- Maywen Breton/Celtic · Modern Breton name: fair May or white
- Mayze English/French · Nourishment, abundance, growth, or gift of God
- Mazen Arabic · Clouds carrying rain
- Mazigh Berber · Free or noble
- Mbaabu Bantu Swahili · Bantu origin, meaning unclear
- Mbakaya Bantu Swahili · Brave protector
- Mbalenhle Zulu · Beautiful or lovely
- Mbatian Maasai · A man or male
- Mbongeni Zulu · Gatherer or to gather together
- Mbugua Kikuyu · Blacksmith
- Mbulelo Zulu · To be well or blessing
- Mburuvicha Guarani (Tupi-Guarani) · Great chief or paramount leader
- Mckenna American English · Son of the handsome one
- Mckenzie Scottish Gaelic-English · Son of Coinneach (fair one)
- Mduduzi Zulu · Praise or to praise
- Meabh Irish · She who intoxicates
- Meadhbh Irish · She who intoxicates; Queen Maeve
- Meadow English · Field of grass or vegetation
- Meara Irish/Gaelic · Merry, jovial, lively, or happy
- Meaza Amharic · Mercy or compassionate
- Mebrahtu Tigrinya · Light or brightness
- Mechthild Old Germanic (German/Dutch origins) · Mighty in battle
- Mechtilde Old Germanic (French variant) · Power in battle
- Mécia Portuguese root · Portuguese origin, meaning unclear
- Medina Arabic · City, holy city
- Médine Arabic/Turkish · Arabic: the city
- Meelis Estonian · Mind, spirit, or honey
- Meera Sanskrit · Devotee; ocean
- Mees Dutch · Son Of Talmai
- Megan Greek · Pearl
- Mégane French · Great or mighty; French variant of Megan
- Megersa Oromo (East African) · Blessing or fortunate
- Meghan Greek · Pearl
- Mehari Amharic · Merciful or compassionate one
- Mehdi Arabic · The guided one
- Mehmed Arabic (Turkish form) · Praised
- Mehmet Arabic (Turkish) · Praised or commendable
- Mehran Persian · Kind and friendly
- Mehrez Arabic · Great protector
- Mei Japanese · Beautiful, blessing
- Mei Lin Chinese · Beautiful jade
- Mei-ling Mandarin Chinese · Beautiful and graceful spirit
- Meifen Chinese · Plum fragrance
- Meije Dutch · Diminutive of medieval names, possibly little maiden or young girl
- Meikel Low German · Who is like God
- Meiko Japanese · Bright child or beautiful child
- Meïly Chinese/Welsh · Chinese: beautiful plum blossom or beautiful jade; Welsh: honey or sweet
- Meiposhi Maasai-Samburu (East African) · Beautiful or lovely
- Meire Hebrew-Brazilian Portuguese · Light
- Meirion Welsh · From Merionethshire
- Meïssa Arabic · Arabic name meaning the shining one or bright star
- Meïvy Modern/French · Possibly my fine one or my rare one (Welsh), or intoxicating (Irish)
- Mekdes Amharic · Holy or sacred
- Mela Greek/Sanskrit · Black, dark, honey, gathering, gracious, apple, or who is like God
- Melania Greek/Latin · Dark
- Melanie Greek · Dark or black-haired
- Melaniia Slavic/Greek · Dark or black, from Greek melas
- Melanio Greek-Spanish · Black or dark
- Melchior Greek (Biblical, Germanic roots) · King of light
- Melchiorre Greek (Italian variant) · King of light
- Melek Arabic · Angel or messenger
- Meles Amharic · Path or way
- Melia Greek-Hawaiian · Ash tree or industrious one
- Mélie French · Honey, or diminutive of Mélanie (dark) or Amélie (work)
- Melih Arabic (Turkish) · Smooth or pleasant
- Meliha Arabic · Beautiful,' graceful,' elegant,' praising,' radiant,' good-looking
- Melik Turkish/Armenian · King or monarch
- Melina Greek · Honey
- Melinao Mapuche (Araucanian) · Silver water
- Melinda English-Latin · 18th-century English literary coinage
- Méline French/Greek · From Greek melaina (dark or black), or Germanic Emmeline (work or bright)
- Mélio Italian/Latin · From Latin melior (better) or mel'/meli (honey)
- Melis Greek · Honeybee, honey
- Melisa Greek · Bee, honeybee, nymph associated with honey, lemon balm
- Melissa Greek · Honeybee
- Mélissandre French · From Greek elements: honey and man, or honeybee and man/warrior
- Melitón Greek (Spanish form) · Honey-sweet
- Melker Swedish · King of light
- Mellina Greek/Latin · Honey, little honey
- Melodia Italian-Spanish · Melody used as a given name
- Mélodie French · Song melody
- Melody Greek · Singing
- Méloé Greek · Greek: apple-like,' song,' or melody
- Meltem Turkish · Wind or breeze
- Mélusine Latin/Breton · Possibly melodious or pleasant from Latin
- Melvil French/Scottish · Norman French place name: bad town or poor settlement
- Melvin Scottish-English · Bad town or mill settlement
- Melvyn English/Scottish · Varied meanings including fair chief or friend of the council
- Mélya Slavic/Greek · From Slavic mil-' (dear or gracious) or Greek Melia (ash tree)
- Mélyana Greek/Slavic · From Greek meli (honey) or melas (black'/dark)
- Mélyna Greek/Welsh · Sweet as honey, possibly dark or golden
- Mélyne Modern/French · Dark or melodic modern form
- Memphis American English · Established beautiful
- Menahem Hebrew · One who comforts
- Mencia Spanish/Latin · She who conquers or victorious; derived from Latin Vincentia
- Mendel Yiddish/Germanic · Yiddish variant of Menachem, meaning comforter or one who consoles.'
- Mendo Latin (Portuguese) · Portuguese short form, Latin origin
- Mengesha Amharic · Abundance or plenty
- Menno Germanic · Strength
- Mensah Ewe · Third son
- Mensimah Akan (West African) · Thank you or gratitude
- Menzo Italian/Germanic · From Italian menzo (middle, center) or Germanic (strength)
- Meral Turkish/Persian · Gazelle
- Mercè Latin (Catalan form) · Mercy
- Mercedes Spanish · Mercies, graces
- Mercês Latin (Portuguese) · Mercies
- Mercy English/French · Compassion, forbearance, clemency, pity, kindness
- Meredith Welsh · Great ruler
- Merel Latin · Blackbird
- Merete Germanic (Scandinavian) · Famous power
- Merhawi Tigrinya (Eritrean/Ethiopian) · Light or brightness
- Meriam Hebrew/Arabic · Star of the sea or beloved
- Merida Scottish-inspired coinage · Name coined by Pixar for Brave
- Meriem Hebrew (Berber/Arabic form) · Star of the sea
- Merike Estonian · Of the sea
- Merinda Australian Aboriginal-English · Beautiful
- Meritxell Catalan (Andorran place name) · Sanctuary grace
- Merja Finnish · Sea
- Merjem Arabic/Turkish · Beloved, wished-for child, mercy, compassion
- Merle French · Blackbird
- Merlin Welsh · Sea fortress
- Meron Amharic · My joy or joyful one
- Merryn Cornish/Breton · Of the sea
- Merse Hungarian/Armenian · peace and glory
- Mersud Arabic/Slavic · One distinguished in faith or excellence of the religion
- Merve Turkish · Green herb
- Merveille French · Wonder, marvel, miracle
- Meryam Hebrew/Egyptian · Hebrew: drop of the sea or bitter
- Meryem Hebrew (Turkish form) · Star of the sea
- Meryl English/Irish · Bright sea
- Meseret Amharic · Happiness or joy
- Messias Hebrew-Portuguese · Anointed one
- Messod Arabic · Fortunate or blessed
- Messoda Arabic · Fortunate or blessed
- Meta Germanic/Scandinavian · Pearl, beyond, after, with, or mint
- Metehan Turkish · Brave khan or ruler Mete
- Metin Turkish · Solid or strong
- Metka Slovenian · Diminutive of Marjeta; pearl
- Metod Slavic · Pursuit method
- Mette Hebrew/Germanic (Danish) · Gift of God
- Meva Hebrew/Arabic · Malagasy: beautiful; Hebrew: angel or fruit; Arabic: gate of heaven
- Meylan French/Germanic · Powerful land or mighty territory
- Meylie Irish/English · Devotee, follower, soldier
- Meyline French/Latin · Possibly linked to May or Magdalena, meaning of Magdala
- Meylo Modern coinage · Modern coinage, meaning unclear
- Meyra Turkish/Hebrew · Turkish for shining, beautiful; Hebrew for light-giver
- Meyson English/French · Stoneworker or builder
- Meyssa Arabic · Variant of Mayssa: graceful or lithe
- Meysson French/English · Possibly Occitan meis (house), French moisson (harvest), or variant of Mason (stoneworker)
- Mfon Efik (West African, Nigeria) · Good or well
- Mhairi Scottish/Gaelic · Bitter, Wished-for child
- Mi-sun Korean · Graceful and sun
- Mia Italian · Mine
- Mian Arabic-Urdu · Host or one who gives hospitality
- Miara Modern coinage · Sea or ocean
- Mica Hebrew · Who is like God
- Micael Hebrew · Who is like God
- Micaela Hebrew-Italian-Spanish · Who is like God
- Micah Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Micha Hebrew-German · Who is like God
- Michael Hebrew · Who is like God
- Michaela Hebrew-Latin · Who is like God
- Michal Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Michalina Polish/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Michalis Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Micheal Irish-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Michel Hebrew-French · Who is like God
- Michele Hebrew via Italian-French · Who is like God?
- Micheli Brazilian Portuguese-French · Who is like God
- Micheline French · Little Michelle
- Michella Hebrew · Who is like God
- Michelle Hebrew via French · Who is like God
- Michi Japanese-German · Path or road
- Michiel Dutch · Who is like God
- Michl Hebrew (German diminutive) · Who is like God
- Mick English-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mickael French-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mickey English-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Micki English-American · Who is like God
- Micky English · Who is like God
- Mico Italian-Slavic · Who is like God
- Midhat Arabic (Turkish) · Civilized or cultured
- Midori Japanese · Green verdant
- Mie Scandinavian/Hebrew · Beloved or beautiful blessing
- Mieczysław Old Slavic (Polish) · Sword and glory
- Mieke Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mieszko Old Slavic (Polish) · To dwell or inhabit
- Miette Hebrew/Latin (French diminutive) · Crumb
- Miguel Hebrew via Spanish · Who is like God
- Miguela Hebrew (Spanish) · Who is like God
- Migwi Kikuyu · One who gathers
- Miha Slovenian/Hebrew · Who is like God?; fog
- Mihael Hebrew · Who is like God?; divine uniqueness
- Mihaela Slavic · Who is like God
- Mihai Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mihail Slavic · Who is like God
- Mihailo Slavic · Who is like God? or God is merciful
- Mihăiță Romanian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mihajlo Slavic · Who is like God?
- Mihalache Romanian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mihály Hungarian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mihhail Estonian/Russian · Hebrew: Who is like God?
- Mihika Sanskrit · Mist dew
- Mihkel Estonian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mihnea Romanian/Slavic · Dear, gracious, or Who is like God?'
- Mihra Persian/Turkish · From Proto-Indo-Iranian *mitra-, meaning contract, covenant, friendship; also sun, moonlight, mercy
- Mihran Persian · Persian name meaning sun,' light,' kindness,' love,' or covenant.'
- Mihret Amharic · Light or sunshine
- Mihu Romanian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Miia Finnish/Estonian · From Maria: beloved, wished-for child, sea of bitterness, or rebellious
- Mija Slavic/Slovenian · Slavic; mine or my, or diminutive of Maria
- Mik Scandinavian-Germanic · Who is like God
- Mika Finnish-Japanese · Beautiful fragrance or future flower
- Mikael Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mikail Hebrew/Turkish · Who is like God?
- Mikayla Hebrew-American English · Who is like God
- Mike Hebrew via English · Who is like God?
- Mikel Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mikey English · Who is like God
- Mikhail Hebrew · From Hebrew: Who is like God?
- Mikka Finnish · Who is like God
- Mikkel Hebrew via Old Norse · Who is like God
- Mikko Hebrew (Finnish) · Who is like God
- Miklós Hungarian/Greek · Victory of the people
- Miko Polish-Japanese · Nicholas
- Mikolaj Polish · Victory of the people
- Mikołaj Greek (Polish) · Victory of the people
- Miku Japanese · Beautiful sky
- Mila Slavic · Dear one
- Milada Slavic · Grace
- Milagre Latin (Portuguese) · Miracle
- Milagros Spanish-Latin · Miracles used as a given name
- Milah Hebrew/Slavic · Hebrew: word or speech; Slavic: dear or gracious
- Milan Italian place name · Italian city name used as a modern first
- Milana Slavic · Gracious, dear, or beloved (Slavic mil)
- Milane Slavic/Italian · Gracious, dear, beloved (Slavic mil); also linked to Milan
- Milani Italian/Slavic · From Milan, Italy, meaning middle of the plain or gracious
- Milanka Slavic · From Slavic dear or beloved one
- Milano Slavic · Gracious, dear
- Milay Modern coinage · Beautiful girl
- Milaya Slavic · Gracious,' dear,' or beloved
- Mildred Old English · Gentle strength
- Milea Modern coinage · Gracious
- Milena Slavic · Gracious, dear
- Milene Slavic · Gracious, dear
- Milenka Slavic · Diminutive of mil-' (dear, beloved)
- Miles Germanic/Latin · Gracious, soldier
- Miley American English · American coinage
- Milhan Arabic/Persian · Generous, honorable, pure white, or white as milk; also companion or friend
- Milia Greek-Italian · Gentle, industrious
- Milian Latin-Germanic · Rival
- Miliana Slavic/Latin · Gracious, dear, beloved; thousand
- Miliano Latin-Italian-Spanish · Rival or industrious
- Milica Slavic · Gracious sweet
- Milie Latin/Germanic · Latin Aemilia (rival, industrious); Germanic (gentle strength)
- Milio Italian-Spanish · Rival or industrious
- Milion Modern coinage · Extremely rare name
- Miljenko Slavic · Dear, beloved one
- Milla Slavic/Latin · Gracious, dear, or young attendant
- Millabur Mapuche · Silver strength
- Millalen Mapuche · Silver flower
- Millaleo Mapuche · Silver lion
- Millaqueo Mapuche · Silver eagle
- Millar English/Scottish · Occupational surname: miller
- Millaray Mapuche · Golden flower
- Mille Germanic via Old Norse · Gracious protector
- Millen Scottish/English · Son of the tonsured one; dweller by the mill
- Miller English/Scottish · Occupational surname for a miller
- Milli English-German · Strong in work
- Millie English · Strong in work
- Millie-Grace English/Latin · Combination of gentle strength and grace, favor, or elegance
- Millo Italian-Spanish-Hebrew · Fortress
- Milly English · Industrious
- Milo Germanic-Greek · Soldier or merciful
- Milojka Slavic/Slovenian · Beloved or dear, from Slavic milu (gracious)
- Milomir Slavic · Slavic elements: dear or peace, and world or peace
- Miloš Slavic · Gracious soldier
- Miloslav Slavic · Lover of glory
- Miłosława Polish/Slavic · Gracious glory
- Miłosz Old Slavic (Polish) · Kind or gracious
- Milou French · French pet name for Emile or a standalone
- Milow Slavic/Germanic · Slavic dear or Germanic gentle
- Milton Old English · Mill town
- Milvi Estonian · Beloved, dear; glow, burn slowly
- Mily Germanic/English · Germanic: work and strength; Old English: gentle strength
- Milya Slavic/Arabic · Slavic: gracious, dear, beloved. Arabic: wealthy, beautiful. Scandinavian: gentle
- Milyana Slavic · Slavic name meaning dear or beloved
- Mimi French-Italian · Beloved, bittersweet
- Mimoun Arabic · Fortunate
- Min Korean · Cleverness quickness
- Min-Ho Korean · Clever honor
- Min-Jae Korean · Clever talent
- Min-jun Korean · Smart and righteous excellence
- Min-Seo Korean · Clever auspicious
- Mina Dutch-German-Persian-Japanese · Enamel or azure glass
- Minato Japanese · Harbor port
- Minea Greek-Finnish · Of Minerva, wisdom
- Minela Bosnian-Slavic · Love
- Ming Mandarin Chinese · Bright and luminous
- Mingyu Chinese · Bright jade
- Minha Arabic/Korean · Gift, grace, blessing from Allah (Arabic/Urdu); clever, jade, heaven, summer, river (Korean); my, mine (Portuguese)
- Minia Latin (Spanish) · Graceful
- Minna Germanic-Scandinavian · Love or memory
- Minnie English · Resolute protector
- Mino Italian-Japanese · Beautiful field
- Mintiwab Amharic · To be well or blessing
- Minttu Finnish · Mint
- Mio Japanese-Scandinavian · Beautiful cherry blossom or beautiful center
- Miomir Slavic · Dear peace or dear world
- Miona Serbian-South Slavic · Dear, gentle, or pleasant
- Miqueias Hebrew-Portuguese · Who is like God
- Miquel Hebrew (Catalan) · Who is like God
- Mira Sanskrit-Latin-Slavic · Sea or ocean
- Miraal Arabic · Deer or doe, symbolizing grace and beauty
- Mirabel Latin-French · Wonderful or admirable
- Mirabell Latin-German · Wonderful
- Mirabella Latin-Italian · Wonderful
- Mirabelle Latin-French · Wonderful or admirable
- Miracle Latin/English · Wonder, marvel, or extraordinary event
- Mirai Japanese · Future
- Miral Arabic/Turkish · Female deer or gazelle, wonderful, miracle, or provider
- Miran Slavic-Kurdish · peace
- Miranda Latin via Shakespeare · Worthy of admiration or wonderful
- Miray Turkish · Moonlight
- Mirco Slavic-Italian · Peace, world
- Mireia Hebrew/Catalan (Modern) · To admire
- Mirela Slavic/Latin · Admirable, wonderful, or peaceful
- Mirella Italian · Admirable one
- Miren Basque/Iberian · Mine
- Mirentxu Basque · Of the sea, bitter
- Mirha Arabic/Slavic · Gift, blessing, joy, happiness, beauty, grace, peace
- Miriam Hebrew · Beloved or star of the sea
- Mirian Hebrew-Brazilian Portuguese · Beloved
- Mirka Slavic · Peace and peace
- Mirko Slavic · Peace
- Mirl Germanic/Polish · Sea of bitterness
- Mirna Slavic · Peaceful calm
- Miro Slavic · Peace and glory
- Miroljub Slavic · Loves peace; peaceful love
- Miron Greek-Slavic · Myrrh or sweet oil
- Miroslav Slavic · Peace and glory
- Miroslava Slavic · Peaceful glory or glorious peace
- Miroslaw Polish · Peace; glory
- Mirosław Old Slavic (Polish) · World glory
- Miroslawa Polish · Peace; glory; Polish feminine
- Mirren Scottish/Gaelic · Drop of the sea
- Mirta Latin (Spanish) · Myrtle tree
- Miruna Romanian/Slavic · From Slavic mir (peace, world) and Romanian '-una (little)
- Miryam Hebrew · Debated etymology: beloved or love (Egyptian); bitterness or rebellion (Hebrew)
- Mirza Persian/Arabic · Son of the ruler or child of the lord
- Mișa Romanian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Misaki Japanese · Beautiful blossom
- Mischa Russian-German · Who is like God
- Misha Hebrew/Russian · Diminutive of Michael
- Misiro Kikuyu · Kikuyu/Kenyan name
- Misty English · Morning mist and mystery
- Mișu Romanian/Hebrew · Who is like God?
- Mitchell English-Hebrew · Who is like God
- Mitică Romanian · Follower of Demeter
- Mitike Amharic · One who remembers or mindful
- Mitja Slavic · Follower of Demeter, goddess of agriculture
- Mitra Greek/Persian · Covenant, friend
- Mitrea Romanian/Greek · Associated with Demeter
- Mitru Romanian/Greek · Follower of Demeter
- Mitu Romanian/Greek · Diminutive of Dumitru; light or honey; sweet or beloved
- Mitzi Hebrew (German diminutive) · Star of the sea
- Mivaan Indian/Sanskrit · Sun rays, sunrays of God, or gift of God
- Miya Japanese · Japanese for shrine, temple, palace, or beautiful
- Miyah Greek/Hebrew · Diverse origins: good mother, illusion, water, shrine, beloved
- Miyaz Arabic · Arabic name meaning distinguished,' preferred,' noble,' honorable,' and morally excellent
- Miyu Japanese · Beautiful; gentle
- Miyuki Japanese · Beautiful happiness
- Mkhululi Zulu · The big one or great
- Mkono Kikuyu · Arm or strength
- Mladen Slavic · Young youth
- Mlamuli Zulu · Thankful or grateful
- Mlungisi Zulu · One who reconciles or peacemaker
- Mmapula Setswana (Southern African) · Rain
- Mnena Igbo (West African, Nigeria) · Good or well
- Moacir Tupi-Guarani · Born of suffering or son of pain
- Moana Polynesian · Ocean, sea
- Modest Latin (Polish) · Modest or humble
- Modesta Latin (Portuguese) · Modest
- Modestino Latin (Argentine Spanish) · Modest
- Modesto Latin (Spanish/Argentine) · modest
- Modi Old Norse (Nordic) · Courageous
- Modibo West African/Mandé · Scholar or teacher; reflects West African Islamic scholarship and tradition
- Modiegi Setswana (Southern African) · Doctor or healer
- Modupe Yoruba (West African, Nigeria) · Thank you or grateful
- Mody West African/English · West African: elder or respected one
- Moema Tupi (Brazilian Portuguese) · Kind
- Mogaka Kikuyu · Warrior or hunter
- Mogens Old Norse (Danish) · Mighty or powerful
- Mogomotsi Setswana (Southern African) · Blessed or fortunate
- Mohamad Arabic · Praiseworthy or glorified
- Mohamadou West African/Arabic · The praised one, associated with leadership and wisdom
- Mohamed Arabic · Worthy Of Praise
- Mohamed-Ali Arabic · Mohamed: praised, commendable, laudable, highly honored; Ali: high, exalted, sublime
- Mohamed-Amine Arabic · Praiseworthy and trustworthy; embodying integrity and honor
- Mohamed-Amir Arabic · Praiseworthy commander or noble ruler
- Mohamed-Lamine Arabic/West African · Praised and trustworthy
- Mohammad Arabic · Praiseworthy
- Mohammed Arabic · Praiseworthy, Praised One
- Mohammed-Ali Arabic · Praised and exalted
- Mohan Sanskrit · Charming; attractive
- Mohau Setswana (Southern African) · Gift or grace
- Mohsen Arabic · Generous benefactor
- Moidl German/Hebrew · Of the sea, bitter
- Moipone Setswana (Southern African) · Blessed or gift
- Moira Greek/Irish · From Greek moira (fate, destiny) and Irish Máire (Mary)
- Moïse Hebrew/Egyptian · Drawn out of the water; son of
- Moises Hebrew · Drawn out of water
- Moishe Hebrew "Moshe" · Drawn out
- Moitshepo Setswana "tsheplo" · One who brings joy or bringer of happiness
- Mojca Slovenian · Little joy or my
- Moka Japanese · True flower or warm summer
- Mokeira Kikuyu linguistic root · Kikuyu name, etymology unclear
- Mokgadi Setswana "kgadi" · Wife or woman
- Mokhtar Arabic · The chosen one
- Moleboheng Setswana "lebone" or "boheng" · One who stays or the patient one
- Molla Amharic "molla" · Lord, honored one
- Mollie Hebrew/English · Diminutive of Mary, meaning bitter or beloved
- Molly English · Bitter Or Beloved
- Momodou West African/Arabic · Praised, praiseworthy; possibly Monday's child or the wise one
- Momoka Japanese · Peach flower
- Mona Irish Gaelic · Noble or wished-for child
- Moncef Arabic · Just, fair, equitable, or one who distinguishes between good and evil
- Monica Latin · Advisor, counselor
- Monika Latin · Advisor or noble
- Monique Latin via French · Advisor
- Monroe Scottish/Irish · From the mouth of the River Roe
- Montassar Arabic · Victorious one
- Montgomery French · From Gomeric's mountain or Gomeric's hill; man power or powerful man
- Montserrat Latin · Serrated mountain
- Moos Dutch · Drawn From Water
- Moraa Kikuyu linguistic root · blessed
- Morad Arabic "morad" · Aspiration
- Moran Hebrew · Teacher, guide
- Morayo Yoruba "ayo" · One who brings joy or joy-bringer
- Mordechai Hebrew "Mordekhai" · Dedicated to Marduk
- Morgan Welsh · Sea circle, great queen
- Morgane Brythonic "mor" (sea) · Sea
- Moris Latin-English · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Moritz Latin · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Morris Latin-English · Dark-skinned, Moorish
- Morten Latin · Of Mars, warrior
- Morven Scottish Gaelic · Mountain peak
- Morwenna Cornish · Maiden of sea
- Mory Hebrew/French · Hebrew to see or to provide; Latin dark-skinned
- Mosisa Amharic linguistic root · Chosen one
- Mostafa Arabic · The chosen
- Mostapha Arabic · The chosen
- Mothusi Setswana "thusa" · Encourager or one who encourages
- Motlhale Setswana "thale" · Brave one or one with strength
- Motshidisi Setswana "tshidisa" · One who comforts or comforter
- Motsi Setswana root · one who...
- Mouad Arabic · Protected or seeking refuge in God
- Mouadh Arabic · Protected one
- Mouctar Arabic · Chosen or elected
- Mouhamad Arabic · Praiseworthy or commendable, from Arabic ḥamida (to praise)
- Mouhamadou Arabic · Praiseworthy; honoring the Prophet Muhammad
- Mouhamed Arabic · Praised one, worthy of praise
- Mouhammad Arabic · Praised, commendable, laudable, or glorified
- Moulay Arabic "mawlay" · My lord or my master
- Mouna Arabic · Wish granted
- Mounia Arabic "munia" · Aspiration or wish
- Mounir Arabic · Shining with light
- Mourad Arabic "murad" · The desired one
- Mouslim Arabic · One who submits to God; believer of Islam
- Moussa Arabic · Drawn from water
- Moustafa Arabic · The chosen one
- Moustapha Arabic · Arabic: the chosen one or the selected one
- Moyo Yoruba "moyo" · Heart or inner strength
- Mpendulo Zulu "pendula" · Answer or response
- Mphiwe Zulu "phakela" · Gift or to give
- Mpho Setswana "mpho" · Gift
- Mpilo Zulu "impilo" · Life
- Mpumelelo Zulu "impumelelo" · Success or prosperity
- Mścisław Slavic "mścic + slaw" · Avenging glory
- Mszczuj Slavic root · Origin and meaning uncertain
- Mthembu Nguni · Of the Thembu clan
- Mthokozisi Zulu "ibhekisa" · One who blesses or bringer of blessings
- Mthunzi Zulu "umthunzi" · Shadow or shade
- Mthunzini Zulu "umthunzi + ini" · Small shadow or little shade
- Muadhnait Irish · Good; noble; gentle; Irish
- Muchai Kikuyu linguistic root · Elder warrior
- Muchiri Kikuyu linguistic root · Warrior elder
- Mueni Kikuyu linguistic root · Of the mountain
- Müfit Turkish/Arabic root · Beneficial one
- Mugambi Kikuyu linguistic root · Mighty one
- Muhamad Arabic · Praiseworthy or highly praised
- Muhamed Arabic/Bosnian · The praised one
- Muhammad Arabic · Praiseworthy One
- Muhammed Arabic · Praiseworthy, praised, or praised one
- Muhtar Arabic "mukhtar" · Chosen one
- Muigai Kikuyu linguistic root · Clan leader
- Muireann Irish · Sea fair; long-haired
- Muirenn Irish · Sea fair
- Muiris Irish · Dark-skinned or Moorish
- Mukhwana Kikuyu linguistic root · Elder guide
- Mukoro Yoruba linguistic root · Strong one
- Mulama Luo · Strong woman
- Mulei Kikuyu linguistic root · Strong one
- Muleta Amharic linguistic root · chosen
- Muli Kikuyu linguistic root · Helper
- Muliro Kikuyu linguistic root · One who guides
- Muluwork Amharic "muluwork" · Worker or one who works
- Mumadona Portuguese root · Portuguese, meaning unclear
- Mumbua Kikuyu linguistic root · Born in rain season
- Munachimso Igbo · God is with me or I am walking with God
- Munayi Kikuyu linguistic root · Kikuyu origin, meaning unclear
- Mundico Portuguese root · Portuguese diminutive
- Münevver Arabic "munawwar" · Enlightened or illuminated one
- Muniadona Spanish root · Spanish compound name
- Munib Arabic · Returns to God; repentant
- Munio Spanish root · Defender
- Münir Arabic "munir" · Bright
- Munira Arabic "munira" · Bright
- Muño Spanish root · Spanish regional form
- Munro Scottish/Gaelic · Red hill or mouth of the River Roe
- Muntaha Arabic · Utmost point, limit, or highest degree; symbolizing aspiration and achievement
- Murat Arabic "murat" · Wish
- Muraya Kikuyu linguistic root · Peaceful elder
- Murdo Scottish Gaelic · Sea warrior
- Mureithi Kikuyu linguistic root · Of the mountain
- Murekefu Kikuyu · One who is thin or slender
- Murende Kikuyu linguistic root · Peaceful one
- Murendeni Zulu linguistic root · Of the mountains
- Muret Kikuyu linguistic root · Gentle one
- Muriel Celtic-Norman · Bright sea
- Murigi Kikuyu linguistic root · Righteous one
- Murilo Latin-Portuguese · Wall
- Murimi Kikuyu linguistic root · farmer
- Murithi Kikuyu · Herdsman
- Muriuki Kikuyu linguistic root · The one who has resurrected (Kikuyu)
- Murphy Irish · From Irish Murchadh: sea warrior or sea battler
- Murray Scottish/Irish · Settlement by the sea or lord and master
- Murren Scottish/Irish · Of the sea, wall, or rampart
- Murunwa Venda linguistic root · Beloved one
- Musa Arabic "Musa" · Drawn
- Musab Arabic · Arabic name meaning persevering through hardship,' steadfast,' or brave.'
- Mustafa Arabic · Chosen; selected
- Mustapha Arabic "mustafa" · The chosen one
- Musyoka Kikuyu linguistic root · Keeper of tradition
- Mutai Kikuyu linguistic root · Kikuyu origin, meaning unclear
- Mutegi Kikuyu linguistic root · Brave elder
- Muthama Kikuyu linguistic root · Gentle protector
- Muthara Kikuyu linguistic root · Noble elder
- Muthoni Kikuyu "mathoni" · The chosen one or selected one
- Mutua Kikuyu linguistic root · Trustworthy
- Mutuku Kikuyu linguistic root · Born at night (Kamba)
- Muturi Kikuyu linguistic root · Skilled craftsman
- Muzaffer Arabic "muzaffar" · Victorious or one who wins
- Muzikayise Zulu "ukuzithanda" · One who brings happiness or happiness bringer
- Mvita Kikuyu linguistic root · Battle born
- Mvuzo Zulu linguistic root · Reward
- Mwachofi Kikuyu linguistic root · Keeper of secrets
- Mwai Kikuyu linguistic root · Blessing
- Mwanaidi Kikuyu linguistic root · Child of celebration
- Mwangi Kikuyu "mwangi" · Of the sun
- Mwaniki Kikuyu linguistic root · Skillful one
- Mwenda Kikuyu linguistic root · Traveler
- Mwende Kikuyu linguistic root · Beloved traveler
- Mwendwa Kikuyu linguistic root · Beloved
- Mya English-variant · Great or water
- Myah English/Greek · Modern variant of Maya and Maia; diverse meanings
- Myfanwy Welsh · My rare one
- Mykhailo Ukrainian · Who is like God?
- Mykola Ukrainian · Victory of the people
- Mykyta Ukrainian/Greek · Victory or conqueror; unconquerable
- Myla Slavic/English · Gracious, dear, beloved, soldier; also fragrant oil, perfume, or merciful
- Myla-Mae Slavic/English · Grace, endearment, nature, fertility, or ancestral wisdom
- Myla-Rose Slavic/English · Combination of Myla (debated origins) and Rose (flower); suggests grace and beauty
- Mylah Germanic/Latin · Soldier, gracious, favor, dear one, ascent, elevation, or jasmine
- Mylan Slavic/French · From Slavic roots: gracious,' pleasant,' or dear
- Mylana Slavic/English · Slavic name meaning dear,' gracious,' or beloved.'
- Mylann Slavic/Irish · Gracious or dear (Slavic); bald or devotee (Irish); beautiful orchid (Vietnamese)
- Myléna Slavic/Greek · Gracious, dear, beloved, or woman from Magdala
- Mylene French · Modern French coinage
- Myles Latin · Soldier
- Mylia Greek/Hawaiian · Mylia may mean mill (Greek), flower (Hawaiian), or gracious (Slavic)
- Myliana Slavic/Latin · Modern name: Slavic mil-' (dear, gracious) and Latin '-iana (belonging to)
- Mylla Greek/Slavic · Multiple origins: Greek to grind; Slavic dear to the people
- Mylo Latin-English · Soldier or merciful
- Myra Literary-Latin · Literary invention by Fulke Greville
- Myriam Hebrew/Egyptian · Debated etymology: Hebrew bitter'/rebellion or Egyptian beloved
- Myriem Hebrew/Egyptian · Variant of Miriam; beloved or wished-for child
- Myron Greek · Myrrh or sweet oil
- Myroslav Slavic · Celebrates peace or peaceful glory
- Myroslava Slavic · Peaceful glory or glory of peace
- Myrtille French · French for bilberry, evoking nature and sweetness
- Myrtle English-botanical · Myrtle
- Mzilikazi Zulu "umzilika" · The path of suffering or great strength
- Mzwandile Zulu "wandile" · One who grows or grower