Girl names, and unique baby names
Maacha
Macanta (Gaelic) A kind and gentle woman
Macan, Macantia,
Macantea, Macantah
Machi (Taiwanese) A good friend
Machie, Machy, Machey,
Machee, Machea
Mackenna (Gaelic) Daughter of the handsome man
Mackendra, Mackennah,
McKenna, McKendra,
Makenna, Makennah
Mackenzie (Gaelic) Daughter of a wise leader; a fiery woman; one who is fair
Mackenzey, Makensie,
Makenzie, M’Kenzie,
McKenzie, Meckenzie,
Mackenzee, Mackenzy
Macy (French) One who wields a weapon
Macee, Macey, Maci, Macie,
Maicey, Maicy, Macea, Maicea
Mada (Arabic) One who has reached the end of the path
Madah
Madana (Ethiopian) One who heals others
Madayna, Madaina, Madania,
Madaynia, Madainia
Maddox (English) Born into wealth and prosperity
Madox, Madoxx, Maddoxx
Madeline (Hebrew) Woman from Magdala
Mada, Madalaina,
Madaleine, Madalena,
Madalene, Madalyn,
Madalynn, Maddelena,
Makelina
Madhavi (Indian) Feminine form of Madhav; born in the springtime
Madhavie, Madhavee,
Madhavey, Madhavy,
Madhavea
Madhu (Indian) As sweet as honey
Madhul, Madhula, Madhulika,
Madhulia, Madhulea
Madini (Swahili) As precious as a gemstone
Madinie, Madiny, Madiney,
Madinee, Madyny, Madyni,
Madinea, Madynie
Madison (English) Daughter of a mighty warrior
Maddison, Madisen,
Madisson, Madisyn, Madyson
Madoline (English) One who is accomplished with the stringed instrument
Mandalin, Mandalyn,
Mandalynn, Mandelin,
Mandellin, Mandellyn,
Mandolin, Mandolyn
Madonna (Italian) My lady; refers to the Virgin Mary
Madonnah, Madona,
Madonah
Maeve (Irish) An intoxicating woman
Mave, Meave, Medb, Meabh
Mafuane (Egyptian) Daughter of the earth
Mafuann, Mafuanne,
Mafuana, Mafuanna
Magnolia (French) Resembling the flower
Magnoliya, Magnoliah,
Magnolea, Magnoleah,
Magnoliyah, Magnolya,
Magnolyah
Mahal (Native American) A tender and loving woman
Mahall, Mahale, Mahalle
Mahari (African) One who offers forgiveness
Maharie, Mahary, Maharey,
Maharee, Maharai,
Maharae, Maharea
Maheona (Native American) A medicine woman
Maheo, Maheonia, Maheonea
Mahesa (Indian) A powerful and great lady
Maheshvari
Mahira (Arabic) A clever and adroit woman
Mahirah, Mahir, Mahire,
Mahiria, Mahirea,
Maheera, Mahyra, Mahiera
Maia (Latin / Maori) The great one; in mythology, the goddess of spring / a brave warrior
Maiah, Maya, Mya, Maja
Maida (English) A maiden; a virgin
Maidel, Maidie, Mayda,
Maydena, Maydey, Mady,
Maegth, Magd
Maiki (Japanese) Resembling the dancing flower
Maikie, Maikei, Maikki,
Maikee
Maimun (Arabic) One who is lucky; fortunate
Maimoon, Maimoun
Maimuna (Arabic) One who is trustworthy
Maimoona, Maimouna
Maine (French) From the mainland; from the state of Maine
Maiolaine (French) As delicate as a flower
Maiolainie, Maiolani,
Maiolaney, Maiolany,
Maiolanee, Maiolayne,
Maiolanea
Maisara (Arabic) One who lives an effortless life
Maisarah, Maisarra,
Maisarrah
Maisha (African) Giver of life
Maysha, Maishah, Mayshah,
Maesha, Maeshah
Maisie (Scottish) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl”
Maisee, Maisey, Maisy,
Maizie, Mazey, Mazie,
Maisi, Maizi
Maitreya (Sanskrit) One who offers love to all
Maitreyah, Maetreya,
Maitraya, Maetraya
Majaliwa (Swahili) Filled with God’s grace
Majaliwah, Majalewa,
Majalywa, Majalewah,
Majalywah
Majaya (Indian) A victorious woman
Majayah
Majime (Japanese) An earnest woman
Makala (Hawaiian) Resembling myrtle
Makalah, Makalla, Makallah
Makani (Hawaiian) Of the wind
Makanie, Makaney, Makany,
Makanee, Makanea
Makareta (Maori) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl / the child of light”
Makaretah, Makarita,
Makaryta
Makea (Finnish) One who is sweet
Makeah, Makia, Makiah
Makeda (African) A queenly woman; greatness
Makedah
Makelina (Hawaiian) Form of Madeline, meaning “woman from
Magdala”
Makelinah, Makeleena,
Makelyna, Makeleana,
Makeline, Makelyne,
Makeleane, Makeleene
Makena (African) One who is filled with happiness
Makenah, Makeena,
Makeenah, Makeana,
Makeanah, Makyna,
Makynah, Mackena
Malak (Arabic) A heavenly messenger; an angel
Malaka, Malaika, Malayka,
Malaeka, Malake, Malayk,
Malaek, Malakia
Malati (Indian) Resembling a fragrant flower
Malatie, Malaty, Malatey,
Malatee, Malatea
Malcomina (Scottish) Feminine form of Malcolm; devotee of St. Columba
Malcomeena, Malcomyna,
Malcominia, Malcominea,
Malcomena, Malcomeina,
Malcomiena, Malcomeana
Malcsi (Hungarian) An industrious woman
Malcsie, Malcsee, Malcsey,
Malcsy, Malksi, Malksie,
Malksy, Malksee
Maleda (Ethiopian) Born with the rising sun
Maledah
Mali (Thai / Welsh) Resembling a flower /form of Molly, meaning “star of the sea / from the
sea of bitterness”
Malie, Malee, Maleigh,
Maly, Maley
Malika (Arabic) Destined to be queen
Malikah, Malyka, Maleeka,
Maleika, Malieka, Maliika,
Maleaka
Malina (Hawaiian) A peaceful woman
Malinah, Maleena,
Maleenah, Malyna,
Malynah, Maleina,
Maliena, Maleana
Malinka (Russian) As sweet as a little berry
Malinkah, Malynka,
Maleenka, Malienka,
Maleinka, Maleanka
Maluna (Hawaiian) One who rises above
Maloona, Malunia,
Malunai, Maloonia,
Maloonai, Malouna,
Malounia, Malounai
Malva (Greek) One who is soft and slender
Malvah, Malvia, Malvea
Mana (Polynesian) A charismatic and prestigious woman
Manah
Manal (Arabic) An accomplished woman
Manala, Manall, Manalle,
Manalla, Manali
Manami (Japanese) Having a love of the ocean
Manamie, Manamy,
Manamey, Manamee,
Manamea
Mangena (Hebrew) As sweet as a melody
Mangenah, Mangenna,
Mangennah
Manyara (African) A humble woman
Manyarah
Maola (Irish) A handmaiden
Maoli, Maole, Maolie,
Maolia, Maoly, Maoley,
Maolee, Maolea
Mapenzi (African) One who is dearly loved
Mpenzi, Mapenzie,
Mapenze, Mapenzy,
Mapenzee, Mapenzea
Maram (Arabic) One who is wished for
Marame, Marama,
Marami, Maramie,
Maramee, Maramy,
Maramey, Maramea
Marcella (Latin) Dedicated to Mars, the God of war
Marcela, Marsela, Marsella,
Maricela, Maricel
Marcia (Latin) Feminine form of Marcus; dedicated to Mars, the god of war
Marcena, Marcene,
Marchita, Marciana,
Marciane, Marcianne,
Marcilyn, Marcilynn
Marde (Latin) A woman warrior
Mardane, Mardayne
Mardea (African) The lastborn child
Mardeah
Marenda (Latin) An admirable woman
Marendah
Margaret (Greek /Persian) Resembling apearl / the child of light
Maighread, Mairead, Mag,
Maggi, Maggie, Maggy,
Maiga, Malgorzata, Megan,
Marwarid, Marjorie,
Marged, Makareta
Marged (Welsh) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl / the child of light”
Margred, Margeda, Margreda
Maria (Spanish) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Mariah, Marialena,
Marialinda, Marialisa,
Maaria, Mayria, Maeria,
Mariabella
Mariamne (Hebrew) A rebellious woman
Mamre, Meria
Mariane (French) Blend of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness,” and Ann, meaning “a woman graced with God’s favor”
Mariam, Mariana, Marian,
Marion, Maryann,
Maryanne, Maryanna,
Maryane
Marietta (French) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Mariette, Maretta, Mariet,
Maryetta, Maryette,
Marieta
Marika (Danish) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Marieke, Marijke, Marike,
Maryk, Maryka
Mariko (Japanese) Daughter of Mari; a ball or sphere
Maryko, Mareeko, Marieko,
Mareiko
Marilyn (English) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Maralin, Maralyn,
Maralynn, Marelyn,
Marilee, Marilin, Marillyn,
Marilynn
Marissa (Latin) Woman of the sea
Maressa, Maricia, Marisabel,
Marisha, Marisse, Maritza,
Mariza, Marrissa
Marjam (Slavic) One who is merry
Marjama, Marjamah,
Marjami, Marjamie,
Marjamy, Marjamey,
Marjamee, Marjamea
Marjani (African) Of the coral reef
Marjanie, Marjany,
Marjaney, Marjanee,
Marjean, Marjeani,
Marjeanie, Marijani
Marjorie (English) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl / the child of light”
Marcharie, Marge, Margeree,
Margery, Margerie, Margery,
Margey, Margi
Marlene (German) Blend of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness,” and
Magdalene, meaning “woman from Magdala”
Marlaina, Marlana,
Marlane, Marlayna,
Marlayne, Marleen,
Marleena, Marleene
Marlis (German) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Marlisa, Marliss, Marlise,
Marlisse, Marlissa, Marlys,
Marlyss, Marlysa
Marlo (English) One who resembles driftwood
Marloe, Marlow, Marlowe,
Marlon
Marmara (Greek) From the sparkling sea
Marmarra, Marmarah,
Marmarrah
Marsala (Italian) From the place of sweet wine
Marsalah, Marsalla,
Marsallah
Martha (Aramaic) Mistress of the house; in the Bible, the sister of Lazarus and Mary
Maarva, Marfa, Marhta,
Mariet, Marit, Mart,
Marta, Marte
Marvina (English) Feminine form of Marvin; friend of the sea
Marvinah, Marveena,
Marveene, Marvyna,
Marvyne, Marvadene,
Marvene, Marvena
Marwarid (Arabic) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl / the child of light”
Marwaareed, Marwareed,
Marwaryd, Marwaryde,
Marwaride
Mary (Latin / Hebrew) Star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness
Mair, Mal, Mallie, Manette,
Manon, Manya, Mare,
Maren, Maria, Marietta,
Marika, Marilyn, Marlis,
Maureen, May, Mindel,
Miriam, Molly, Mia
Maryweld (English) Mary of the woods
Marywelde, Marywelda,
Mariweld, Mariwelde,
Mariwelda
Masami (African /Japanese) A commanding woman / one who is truthful
Masamie, Masamee,
Masamy, Masamey,
Masamea
Mashaka (African) A troublemaker; a mischievous woman
Mashakah, Mashakia,
Mashake, Mashaki,
Mashakie, Mashaky,
Mashakey, Mashakee
Ma’sma (Arabic) One who is innocent
Maa’sma
Massachusetts (Native American) From the big hill; from the state of Massachusetts
Massachusets,
Massachusette,
Massachusetta, Massa,
Massachute, Massachusta
Mastura (Arabic) One who is pure; chaste
Mastoora, Masturah,
Masturia, Masturiya,
Mastooria, Mastoura,
Mastrouria
Matana (Hebrew) A gift from God
Matanah, Matanna,
Matannah, Matai
Matangi (Hindi) In Hinduism, the patron of inner thought
Matangy, Matangie, Matangee,
Matangey, Matangea
Matsuko (Japanese) Child of the pine tree
Maureen (Irish) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Maura, Maurene,
Maurianne, Maurine,
Maurya, Mavra, Maure, Mo
Mauve (French) Of the mallow plant
Mawve
Maven (English) Having great knowledge
Mavin, Mavyn
Maverick (American) One who is wild and free
Maverik, Maveryck,
Maveryk, Mavarick, Mavarik
Mavis (French) Resembling a songbird
Mavise, Maviss, Mavisse,
Mavys, Mavyss, Mavysse
Mawunyaga (African) God is great
May (Latin) Born during the month of May; form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea /from the sea of bitterness”
Mae, Mai, Maelynn, Maelee,
Maj, Mala, Mayana, Maye
Maya (Indian / Hebrew) An illusion; a dream / form of Maia, meaning “the great one / a brave warrior”
Mayumi (Japanese) One who embodies truth, wisdom, and beauty
Mayumie, Mayumee,
Mayumy, Mayumey,
Mayumea
Mazarine (French) Having deep-blue eyes
Mazareen, Mazareene,
Mazaryn, Mazaryne,
Mazine, Mazyne, Mazeene
Mazhira (Hebrew) A shining woman
Mazhirah, Mazheera,
Mazhyra, Mazheira,
Mazhiera, Mazheara
McKayla (Gaelic) A fiery woman
McKale, McKaylee,
McKaleigh, McKay,
McKaye, McKaela
Meara (Gaelic) One who is filled with happiness
Mearah
Medea (Greek) A cunning ruler; in mythology, a sorceress
Madora, Medeia, Media,
Medeah, Mediah, Mediya,
Mediyah
Medini (Indian) Daughter of the earth
Medinie, Mediny, Mediney,
Medinee, Medinea
Meditrina (Latin) The healer; in mythology, goddess of health and wine
Meditreena, Meditryna,
Meditriena
Medora (Greek) A wise ruler
Medoria, Medorah,
Medorra, Medorea
Medusa (Greek) In mythology, a Gorgon with snakes for hair
Medoosa, Medusah,
Medoosah, Medousa,
Medousah
Meenakshi (Indian) Having beautiful eyes
Megan (Welsh) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl / the child of light”
Maegan, Meg, Magan,
Magen, Megin, Maygan,
Meagan, Meaghan
Mehalia (Hebrew) An affectionate woman
Mehaliah, Mehalea,
Mehaleah, Mehaliya,
Mehaliyah
Meishan (Chinese) One who is virtuous and beautiful
Meishana, Meishawn,
Meishaun, Meishon
Meiwei (Chinese) One who is forever enchanting
Melangell (Welsh) A sweet messenger from heaven
Melangelle, Melangela,
Melangella, Melangele,
Melangel
Melanie (Greek) A darkskinned beauty
Malaney, Malanie, Mel,
Mela, Melaina, Melaine,
Melainey, Melana
Meli (Native American) One who is bitter
Melie, Melee, Melea,
Meleigh, Mely, Meley
Melia (Hawaiian / Greek) Resembling the plumeria /of the ash tree; in mythology,
a nymph
Melidice, Melitine, Meliah,
Meelia, Melya
Melika (Turkish) A great beauty
Melikah, Melicka, Melicca,
Melyka, Melycka, Meleeka,
Meleaka
Melinda (Latin) One who is sweet and gentle
Melynda, Malinda, Malinde,
Mallie, Mally, Malynda,
Melinde, Mellinda, Mindy
Melisande (French) Having the strength of an animal
Malisande, Malissande,
Malyssandre, Melesande,
Melisandra, Melisandre,
Melissande, Melissandre
Melissa (Greek) Resembling a honeybee; in mythology, a nymph
Malissa, Mallissa, Mel,
Melesa, Melessa, Melisa,
Melise, Melisse
Melita (Greek) As sweet as honey
Malita, Malitta, Melida,
Melitta, Melyta, Malyta,
Meleeta, Meleata
Melka (Polish) A darkskinned beauty
Melkah
Melody (Greek) A beautiful song
Melodee, Melodey, Melodi,
Melodia, Melodie, Melodea
Menula (Lithuanian) Born beneath the moon
Menulah, Menoola,
Menoolah, Menoula,
Menoulah
Mephaath (Hebrew) A lustrous woman
Mephath, Mephatha,
Mephaatha
Merana (American) Woman of the waters
Meranah, Meranna,
Merannah
Mercer (English) A prosperous merchant
Meredith (Welsh) A great ruler; protector of the sea
Maredud, Meridel,
Meredithe, Meredyth,
Meridith, Merridie,
Meradith, Meredydd
Meribah (Hebrew) A quarrelsome woman
Meriba
Merope (Greek) In mythology, one of the Pleiades
Meropi, Meropie, Meropy,
Meropey, Meropee, Meropea
Meroz (Hebrew) From the cursed plains
Meroza, Merozia, Meroze
Merry (English) One who is lighthearted and joyful
Merree, Merri, Merrie,
Merrielle, Merrile, Merrilee,
Merrili, Merrily
Mertice (English) A wellknown lady
Mertise, Mertyce, Mertyse,
Mertysa, Mertisa, Mertiece,
Merteace
Merton (English) From the village near the pond
Mertan, Mertin, Mertun
Mesopotamia (Hebrew) From the land between two rivers
Mesopotama, Mesopotamea
Metea (Greek) A gentle woman
Meteah, Metia, Metiah
Metin (Greek) A wise counselor
Metine, Metyn, Metyne
Metis (Greek) One who is industrious
Metiss, Metisse, Metys,
Metyss, Metysse
Mettalise (Danish) As graceful as a pearl
Metalise, Mettalisse,
Mettalisa, Mettalissa
Mhina (African) A delightful lady
Mhinah, Mhinna, Mhena,
Mhenah
Mia (Israeli / Latin) Who is like God? / form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of
bitterness”
Miah, Mea, Meah, Meya
Michaela (Celtic, Gaelic, Hebrew, English, Irish) Feminine form of Michael; who is like God?
Macaela, MacKayla,
Makayla, Mak, Mechaela,
Meeskaela, Mekea, Micaela
Michelle (French) Feminine form of Michael; who is like God?
Machelle, Mashelle,
M’chelle, Mechelle,
Meechelle, Me’Shell,
Meshella, Mischa
Michewa (Tibetan) Sent from heaven
Michewah
Michima (Japanese) Possessing beautiful wisdom
Michri (Hebrew) Gift from God
Michrie, Michry, Michrey,
Michree, Michrea
Mide (Irish) One who is thirsty
Meeda, Mida
Midori (Japanese) Having green eyes
Midorie, Midory, Midorey,
Midoree, Midorea
Mignon (French) One who is cute and petite
Mignonette, Mignonne,
Mingnon, Minyonne,
Minyonette
Mikaili (African) A godly woman
Mikailie, Mikayli, Mikali,
Mikaylie, Mikalie
Mila (Slavic) One who is industrious and hardworking
Milaia, Milaka, Milla,
Milia
Milan (Latin) From the city in Italy; one who is gracious
Milaana
Milanka (Croatian) A sweet young woman
Milankaa, Milankai,
Milanke, Milankia,
Mylanka, Mylanke
Milena (Slavic) The favored one
Mileena, Milana, Miladena,
Milanka, Mlada, Mladena
Miliana (Latin) Feminine of Emeliano; one who is eager and willing
Milianah, Milianna,
Miliane, Miliann, Milianne
Milima (Swahili) Woman from the mountains
Milimah, Mileema, Milyma
Millo (Hebrew) Defender of the sacred city
Milloh, Millowe, Milloe
Miloslava (Russian) Feminine form of Miloslav; having the favor and glory of the people
Miloslavah, Miloslavia,
Miloslavea
Mima (Hebrew) Form of Jemima, meaning “our little dove”
Mimah, Mymah, Myma
Minda (Native American, Hindi) Having great knowledge
Mindah, Mynda, Myndah,
Menda, Mendah
Mindel (Hebrew) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Mindell, Mindelle, Mindele,
Mindela, Mindella
Mindy (English) Form of Melinda, meaning “one who is sweet and gentle”
Minda, Mindee, Mindi,
Mindie, Mindey, Mindea
Ming Yue (Chinese) Born beneath the brigh moon
Mingmei (Chinese) A bright and beautiful girl
Minjonet (French) Resembling the small blue flower
Minjonett, Minjonete,
Minjonette, Minjoneta,
Minjonetta
Minka (Teutonic) One who is resolute; having great strength
Minkah, Mynka, Mynkah,
Minna, Minne
Minowa (Native American) One who has a moving voice
Minowah, Mynowa,
Mynowah
Minuit (French) Born at midnight
Minueet
Miracle (American) An act of God’s hand
Mirakle, Mirakel, Myracle,
Myrakle
Miranda (Latin) Worthy of admiration
Maranda, Myranda, Randi
Mirai (Basque / Japanese) A miracle child / future
Miraya, Mirari, Mirarie,
Miraree, Mirae
Miremba (Ugandan) A promoter of peace
Mirembe, Mirem, Mirembah,
Mirembeh, Mirema
Miriam (Hebrew) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Mariam, Maryam, Meriam,
Meryam, Mirham, Mirjam,
Mirjana, Mirriam
Mirinesse (English) Filled with joy
Miriness, Mirinese, Mirines,
Mirinessa, Mirinesa
Mirit (Hebrew) One who is strong-willed
Miroslava (Slavic) Feminine form of Miroslav; one who basks in peaceful glory
Miroslavia, Miroslavea,
Myroslava, Myroslavia,
Myroslavea
Mischa (Russian) Form of Michelle, meaning “who is like God?”
Misha
Mistico (Italian) A mystical woman
Mistica, Mystico, Mystica,
Mistiko, Mystiko
Misumi (Japanese) A pure, beautiful woman
Misumie, Misumee, Misumy,
Misumey, Misumea
Mitali (Indian) A friendly and sweet woman
Mitalie, Mitalee, Mitaleigh,
Mitaly, Mitaley, Meeta,
Mitalea
Mitexi (Native American) Born beneath the sacred moon
Mitexie, Mitexee, Mitexy,
Mitexey, Mitexa, Mitexea
Miya (Japenese) From the sacred temple
Miyah
Miyo (Japanese) A beautiful daughter
Miyoko
Mizar (Hebrew) A little woman; petite
Mizarr, Mizarre, Mizare,
Mizara, Mizaria, Mizarra
Mliss (Cambodian) Resembling a flower
Mlissa, Mlisse, Mlyss,
Mlysse, Mlyssa
Mocha (Arabic) As sweet as chocolate
Mochah
Modesty (Latin) One who is without conceit
Modesti, Modestie,
Modestee, Modestus,
Modestey, Modesta,
Modestia, Modestina
Moesha (American) Drawn from the water
Moisha, Moysha, Moeesha,
Moeasha, Moeysha
Mohini (Indian) The most beautiful
Mohinie, Mohinee, Mohiny,
Mohiney, Mohinea
Moladah (Hebrew) A giver of life
Molada
Molly (Irish) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Moll, Mollee, Molley, Molli,
Mollie, Molle, Mollea, Mali
Mona (Gaelic) One who is born into the nobility
Moina, Monah, Monalisa,
Monalissa, Monna, Moyna,
Monalysa, Monalyssa
Monahana (Gaelic) A religious woman
Monahanah, Monahanna,
Monahannah
Moncha (Irish) A solitary woman
Monchah
Monica (Greek / Latin) A solitary woman / one who advises others
Monnica, Monca, Monicka,
Monika, Monike
Monique (French) One who provides wise counsel
Moniqua, Moneeque,
Moneequa, Moneeke,
Moeneek, Moneaque,
Moneaqua, Moneake
Monisha (Hindi) Having great intelligence
Monishah, Monesha,
Moneisha, Moniesha,
Moneysha, Moneasha
Monroe (Gaelic) Woman from the river
Monrow, Monrowe, Monro
Monserrat (Latin) From the jagged mountain
Montserrat
Montana (Latin) Woman of the mountains; from the state of Montana
Montanna, Montina,
Monteene, Montese
Morcan (Welsh) Of the bright sea
Morcane, Morcana,
Morcania, Morcanea
Moreh (Hebrew) A great archer; a teacher
Morgan (Welsh) Circling the bright sea; a sea dweller
Morgaine, Morgana,
Morgance, Morgane,
Morganica, Morgann,
Morganne, Morgayne
Morguase (English) In Arthurian legend, the mother of Gawain
Marguase, Margawse,
Morgawse, Morgause,
Margause
Morina (Japanese) From the woodland town
Morinah, Moreena,
Moryna, Moriena, Moreina,
Moreana
Mubarika (Arabic) One who is blessed
Mubaarika, Mubaricka,
Mubaryka, Mubaricca,
Mubarycca
Mubina (Arabic) One who displays her true image
Mubeena, Mubinah,
Mubyna, Mubeana,
Mubiena
Mudan (Mandarin) Daughter of a harmonious family
Mudane, Mudana,
Mudayne, Mudaine,
Mudann, Mudaen,
Mudaena
Mufidah (Arabic) One who is helpful to others
Mufeeda, Mufeyda, Mufyda,
Mufeida, Mufieda, Mufeada
Mugain (Irish) In mythology, the wife of the king of Ulster
Mugayne, Mugaine, Mugane,
Mugayn, Mugaen, Mugaene,
Mugaina, Mugayna
Muirne (Irish) One who is dearly loved
Muirna
Mukantagara (Egyptian) Born during a time of war
Mukarramma (Egyptian) One who is honored and respected
Mukarama, Mukaramma,
Mukkarama
Munay (African) One who loves and is loved
Manay, Munaye, Munae,
Munai
Munazza (Arabic) An independent woman; one who is free
Munazzah, Munaza,
Munazah
Murata (African) A beloved friend
Muraty, Muratia, Murati,
Muratie, Muratee, Muratea
Muriel (Irish) Of the shining sea
Merial, Meriel, Merrill,
Miureall, Murial, Muriella,
Murielle, Merill
Murphy (Celtic) Daughter of a great sea warrior
Murphi, Murphie,
Murphey, Murphee, Murfi,
Murfy, Murfie, Murphea
Musoke (African) Having the beauty of a rainbow
Mutehhara (Arabic) One who is pure; chaste
Mutehara, Mutehharah,
Muteharra, Muteharah
Myisha (Arabic) Form of Aisha, meaning “lively; womanly”
Myesha, Myeisha, Myeshia,
Myiesha, Myeasha
Myrina (Latin) In mythology, an Amazon
Myrinah, Myreena, Myreina,
Myriena, Myreana
Myrrh (Egyptian) Resembling the fragrant oil
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