Boy names, and unique baby names
Mac (Gaelic) The son of Mac (Macarthur, Mackinley, etc.)
Mack, Mak, Macky, Macky,
Macki, Mackie, Mackee,
Mackea
Macadam (Gaelic) The son of Adam
Macadhamh, MacAdam,
McAdam, MacAdhamh
Macallister (Gaelic) The son of Alistair
MacAlister, McAlister,
McAllister, Macalister
Macardle (Gaelic) The son of great courage
MacArdle, McCardle,
Macardell, MacArdell,
McCardell
Macartan (Gaelic) The son of Artan
MacArtan, McArtan,
Macarten, MacArten,
McArten
Macarthur (Gaelic) The son of Arthur
MacArthur, McArthur,
Macarther, MacArther,
McArther
Macauslan (Gaelic) The son of Absalon
MacAuslan, McAuslan,
Macauslen, MacAuslen,
McAuslen
Maccoll (Gaelic) The son of Coll
McColl, Maccoll, MacColl
Maccrea (Gaelic) The son of grace
McCrea, Macrae, MacCrae,
MacCray, MacCrea
Macedonio (Greek) A man from Macedonia
Macedoneo, Macedoniyo,
Macedoneyo
Macgowan (Gaelic) The son of a blacksmith
MacGowan, Magowan,
McGowan, McGowen,
McGown, MacCowan,
MacCowen
Machau (Hebrew) A gift from God
Machenry (Gaelic) The son of Henry
MacHenry, McHenry
Machk (Native American) Resembling a bear
Macintosh (Gaelic) The son of the thane
MacIntosh, McIntosh,
Macintoshe, MacIntoshe,
McIntoshe, Mackintosh,
MacKintosh
Mackay (Gaelic) The son of fire
MacKay, McKay, Mackaye,
MacKaye, McKaye
Mackinley (Gaelic) The son of the white warrior
MacKinley, McKinley,
MacKinlay, McKinlay,
Mackinlay, Mackinlie,
MacKinlie
Macklin (Gaelic) The son of Flann
Macklinn, Macklyn,
Macklynn, Macklen,
Macklenn
Maclaine (Gaelic) The son of John’s servant
MacLaine, Maclain,
MacLain, Maclayn,
McLaine, McLain,
Maclane, MacLane
Macleod (Gaelic) The son of the ugly one
MacLeod, McLeod,
McCloud, MacCloud
Macmurray (Gaelic) The son of Murray
MacMurray, McMurray,
Macmurra, MacMurra
Macnab (Gaelic) The son of the abbot
MacNab, McNab
Macon (English / French) To make / from the city in France
Macun, Makon, Makun,
Maken, Mackon, Mackun
Macqueen (Gaelic) The son of the good man
MacQueen, McQueen
Macrae (Gaelic) The son of Ray
MacRae, McRae, Macray,
MacRay, McRay, Macraye,
MacRaye, McRaye
Madden (Pakistani) One who is organized; a planner
Maddon, Maddan, Maddin,
Maddyn, Maddun, Maden,
Madon, Madun
Maddox (Welsh) The son of the benefactor
Madox, Madocks, Maddocks
Madhur (Indian) A sweet man
Madzimoyo (African) One who is nourished with water
Madzymoyo
Magee (Gaelic) The son of Hugh
MacGee, McGee, MacGhee,
Maghee
Maguire (Gaelic) The son of the beige one
Magwire, MacGuire,
McGuire, MacGwire,
McGwire
Magus (Latin) A sorcerer
Magis, Magys, Magos,
Magas, Mages
Mahan (American) A cowboy
Mahahn, Mahen, Mayhan,
Maihan, Maehan, Mayhen,
Maihen, Maehen
Mahant (Indian) Having a great soul
Mahante
Mahatma (Hindi) Of great spiritual development
Mahfouz (Arabic) One who is protected
Mafouz, Mahfooz, Mafooz,
Mahfuz, Mafuz
Mahkah (Native American) Of the earth
Mahka, Makah, Maka
Mahmud (Arabic) One who is praiseworthy
Mahmood, Mahmoud,
Mehmood, Mehmud,
Mehmoud
Mailhairer (French) An illfated man
Maimon (Arabic) One who is dependable; having good fortune
Maymon, Maemon,
Maimun, Maymun,
Maemun, Mamon, Mamun
Maitland (English) From the meadow land
Maytland, Maetland,
Maitlande, Maytlande,
Maetlande
Majdy (Arabic) A glorious man
Majdey, Majdi, Majdie,
Majdee, Majdea
Makaio (Hawaiian) A gift from God
Makena (Hawaiian) Man of abundance
Makenah
Makin (Arabic) Having great strength
Makeen, Makean, Makein,
Makien, Makyn
Makis (Hebrew) A gift from God
Madys, Makiss, Makyss,
Makisse, Madysse
Malachi (Hebrew) A messenger of God
Malachie, Malachy, Malaki,
Malakia, Malakie,
Malaquias, Malechy, Maleki
Malawa (African) A flourishing man
Malcolm (Gaelic) Follower of St. Columbus
Malcom, Malcolum,
Malkolm, Malkom,
Malkolum
Mali (Indian) A ruler; the firstborn son
Malie, Maly, Maley, Malee,
Malea
Mamoru (Japanese) Of the earth
Mamorou, Mamorue,
Mamorew, Mamoroo
Manchester (English) From the city in England
Manchestar, Manchestor,
Manchestir, Manchestyr,
Manchestur
Mandan (Native American) A tribal name
Manden, Mandon,
Mandun, Mandin, Mandyn
Mandhatri (Indian) A prince; born to royalty
Mandhatrie, Mandhatry,
Mandhatrey, Mandhatree,
Mandhatrea
Mani (African) From the mountain
Manie, Many, Maney,
Manee, Manea
Manjit (Indian) A conqueror of the mind; having
great knowledge
Manjeet, Manjeat, Manjeit,
Manjiet, Manjyt
Manley (English) From the man’s meadow; from the hero’s meadow
Manly, Manli, Manlie,
Manlea, Manleah, Manlee,
Manleigh
Manmohan (Indian) A handsome and pleasing man
Manmohen, Manmohin,
Manmohyn
Mannheim (German) From the hamlet in the swamp
Manheim
Mano (Hawaiian) Resembling a shark
Manoe, Manow, Manowe
Manohar (Indian) A delightful and captivating man
Manoharr, Manohare
Mansel (English) From the clergyman’s house
Mansle, Mansell, Mansele,
Manselle, Manshel,
Manshele, Manshell,
Manshelle
Mansfield (English) From the field near the small river
Mansfeld, Maunfield,
Maunfeld
Manton (English) From the man’s town; from the hero’s town
Mantun, Manten,
Mannton, Manntun,
Mannten
Manu (African) The secondborn child
Manue, Manou, Manoo
Manuel (Spanish) Form of Emmanuel, meaning “God is with us”
Manuelo, Manuello,
Manolito, Manolo, Manollo,
Manny, Manni, Manney
Manya (Indian) A respected man
Manyah
Manzo (Japanese) The third son with ten-thousand-fold
strength
Mar (Spanish) Of the sea
Marr, Mare, Marre
Marcel (French) The little warrior
Marceau, Marcelin,
Marcellin, Marcellino,
Marcell, Marcello,
Marcellus, Marcelo
Marden (Old English) From the valley with the pool
Mardin, Mardyn, Mardon,
Mardun, Mardan
Mariatu (African) One who is pure; chaste
Mariatue, Mariatou,
Mariatoo
Marid (Arabic) A rebellious man
Maryd
Mario (Latin) A manly man
Marius, Marios, Mariano,
Marion, Mariun, Mareon
Mark (Latin) Dedicated to Mars, the god of war
Marc, Markey, Marky,
Marki, Markie, Markee,
Markea, Markov
Marmion (French) Our little one
Marmyon, Marmeon
Marsh (English) From the marshland
Marshe
Marshall (French /English) A caretaker of horses / a steward
Marchall, Marischal,
Marischall, Marschal,
Marshal, Marshell, Marshel,
Marschall
Marston (English) From the town near the marsh
Marstun, Marsten, Marstin,
Marstyn, Marstan
Martin (Latin) Dedicated to Mars, the god of war
Martyn, Mart, Martel,
Martell, Marten, Martenn,
Marti, Martie
Marvin (Welsh) A friend of the sea
Marvinn, Marvinne,
Marven, Marvenn,
Marvenne, Marvyn,
Marvynn, Marvynne, Mervin
Maryland (English) Honoring Queen Mary; from the state of Maryland
Mariland, Maralynd,
Marylind, Marilind,
Marylend, Marilend
Masanao (Japanese) A good man
Masao (Japanese) A righteous man
Mason (English) One who works with stone
Masun, Masen, Masan,
Masin, Masyn, Masson,
Massun, Massen
Masselin (French) A young Thomas
Masselyn, Masselen, Masselan,
Masselon, Masselun, Maselin,
Maselyn, Maselon
Masura (Japanese) A good destiny
Masoura
Mataniah (Hebrew) A gift from God
Matania, Matanya,
Matanyahu, Mattania,
Mattaniah, Matanyah
Matata (African) One who causes trouble
Matin (Arabic) Having great strength
Maten, Matan, Matyn,
Maton, Matun
Matisse (French) One who is gifted
Matiss, Matysse, Matyss,
Matise, Matyse
Matlock (American) A rancher
Matlok, Matloc
Matoskah (Native American) Resembling a white bear
Matoska
Matthew (Hebrew) A gift from God
Matt, Matvey, Madteo,
Madteos, Madtheos, Mat,
Mata, Mateo, Mateus,
Mateusz
Matunde (African) One who is fruitful
Matundi, Matundie,
Matundy, Matundey,
Matundee, Matundea
Matvey (Russian) Form of Matthew, meaning “a gift from God”
Matvy, Matvee, Matvea,
Matvi, Matvie, Motka,
Matviyko
Matwau (Native American) The enemy
Maurice (Latin) A darkskinned man; Moorish
Maurell, Maureo, Mauricio,
Maurids, Maurie, Maurin,
Maurio, Maurise, Baurice
Maverick (English) An independent man; a nonconformist
Maveric, Maverik, Mavrick,
Mavric, Mavrik
Mawulol (African) One who gives thanks to God
Maximilian (Latin) The greatest
Max, Macks, Maxi, Maxie,
Maxy, Maxey, Maxee,
Maxea, Maxx
Maxfield (English) From Mack’s field
Mackfield, Maxfeld,
Macksfeld
Maxwell (English) From Mack’s spring
Maxwelle, Mackswell,
Maxwel, Mackswel,
Mackwelle, Maxwill,
Maxwille, Mackswill
Mayer (Latin / German /Hebrew) A large man / a farmer / one who is shining bright
Maier, Mayar, Mayor, Mayir,
Mayur, Meyer, Meir, Myer
Mayfield (English) From the strong one’s field
Mayfeld, Maifield, Maifeld,
Maefield, Maefeld
Mayo (Gaelic) From the yew tree plain
Mayoe, Maiyo, Maeyo,
Maiyoe, Maeyoe, Mayoh,
Maioh
Mccoy (Gaelic) The son of Coy
McCoy
McKenna (Gaelic) The son of Kenna; to ascend
McKennon, McKennun,
McKennen, McKennan
Mckile (Gaelic) The son of Kyle
McKile, Mckyle, McKyle,
Mackile, Mackyle, MacKile,
MacKyle
Medad (Hebrew) A beloved friend
Meydad
Medgar (German) Having great strength
Medgarr, Medgare,
Medgard, Medárd
Medwin (German) A strong friend
Medwine, Medwinn,
Medwinne, Medwen,
Medwenn, Medwenne,
Medwyn, Medwynn
Meged (Hebrew) One who has been blessed with
goodness
Mehdi (Arabian) One who is guided
Mehdie, Mehdy, Mehdey,
Mehdee, Mehdea
Mehetabel (Hebrew) One who is favored by God
Mehetabell, Mehitabel,
Mehitabell, Mehytabel,
Mehytabell
Meilyr (Welsh) A regal ruler Meinrad (German) A strong counselor
Meinred, Meinrod,
Meinrud, Meinrid, Meinryd
Meka (Hawaiian) Of the eyes
Mekah
Melancton (Greek) Resembling a black flower
Melankton, Melanctun,
Melanktun, Melancten,
Melankten, Melanchton,
Melanchten, Melanchthon
Mele (Hawaiian) One who is happy
Melesio (Spanish) An attentive man; one who is careful
Melacio, Melasio, Melecio,
Melicio, Meliseo, Milesio
Meletius (Greek) A cautious man
Meletios, Meletious,
Meletus, Meletos
Meli (Native American) One who is bitter
Melie, Mely, Meley, Melee,
Melea, Meleigh
Melker (Swedish) A king
Melkar, Melkor, Melkur,
Melkir, Melkyr
Melton (English) From the mill town
Meltun, Meltin, Meltyn,
Melten, Meltan
Melville (English) From the mill town
Melvill, Melvil, Melvile,
Melvylle, Melvyll, Melvyl,
Melvyle
Melvin (English) A friend who offers counsel
Melvinn, Melvinne, Melven,
Melvenn, Melvenne, Melvyn,
Melvynn, Melvynne, Belvin
Memphis (American) From the city in Tennessee
Memfis, Memphys, Memfys,
Memphus, Memfus
Menachem (Hebrew) One who provides comfort
Menaheim, Menahem,
Menachim, Menachym,
Menahim, Menahym,
Machum, Machem
Menassah (Hebrew) A forgetful man
Menassa, Menass, Menas,
Menasse, Menasseh
Menefer (Egyptian) Of the beautiful city
Menefar, Menefir, Menefyr,
Menefor, Menefur
Menelik (African) The son of a wise man
Menelick, Menelic, Menelyk,
Menelyck, Menelyc
Merewood (English) From the forest with the lake
Merwood, Merewode,
Merwode
Merlin (Welsh) Of the sea fortress; in Arthurian legend, the wizard and mentor of King Arthur
Merlyn, Merlan, Merlon,
Merlun, Merlen, Merlinn,
Merlynn, Merlonn
Merrill (English) Of the shining sea
Meril, Merill, Merrel,
Merrell, Merril, Meryl,
Merryll, Meryll
Merton (English) From the town near the lake
Mertun, Mertan, Merten,
Mertin, Mertyn, Murton,
Murtun, Murten
Mervin (Welsh) Form of Marvin, meaning “a friend of the sea”
Mervinn, Mervinne,
Mervyn, Mervynn,
Mervynne, Merven,
Mervenn, Mervenne
Meshach (Hebrew) An enduring man
Meshack, Meshac, Meshak,
Meeshach, Meeshack,
Meeshak, Meeshac
Mhina (African) One who is delightful
Mhinah, Mheena,
Mheenah, Mheina,
Mheinah, Mhienah,
Mhienah, Mhyna
Michael (Hebrew) Who is like God?
Makai, Micael, Mical, Micha,
Michaelangelo, Michail,
Michal, Micheal, Miguel, Mick
Michio (Japanese) One who has the strength of three thousand
Mychio
Mick (English) Form of Michael, meaning “who is like God?”
Micke, Mickey, Micky,
Micki, Mickie, Mickee,
Mickea, Mickel
Mieko (Japanese) A bright man
Milan (Latin) An eager and hardworking man
Mylan
Miles (German / Latin) One who is merciful / a soldier
Myles, Milo, Mylo, Miley,
Mily, Mili, Milie, Milee
Milford (English) From the mill’s ford
Millford, Milfurd, Millfurd,
Milferd, Millferd, Milforde,
Millforde, Milfurde
Miller (English) One who works at the mill
Millar, Millor, Millur, Millir,
Millyr, Myller, Millen, Millan
Miloslav (Czech) One who is honored; one who loves glory
Myloslav, Miloslaw, Myloslaw
Milson (English) The son of Miles
Milsun, Milsen, Milsin,
Milsyn, Milsan
Mimir (Norse) In mythology, a giant who guarded the well of wisdom
Mymir, Mimeer, Mimyr,
Mymeer, Mymyr, Meemir,
Meemeer, Meemyr
Miner (Latin / English) One who works in the mines / a youth
Minor, Minar, Minur, Minir,
Minyr
Mingan (Native American) Resembling a gray wolf
Mingen, Mingin, Mingon,
Mingun, Mingyn
Minh (Vietnamese) A clever man
Minster (English) Of the church
Mynster, Minstar, Mynstar,
Minstor, Mynstor, Minstur,
Mynstur, Minstir
Miracle (American) An act of God’s hand
Mirakle, Mirakel, Myracle,
Myrakle
Mirage (French) An illusion Myrage
Mirumbi (African) Born during a period of rain
Mirumbie, Mirumby,
Mirumbey, Mirumbee,
Mirumbea
Missouri (Native American) From the town of large canoes; from the state of Missouri
Missourie, Mizouri,
Mizourie, Missoury,
Mizoury, Missuri, Mizuri,
Mizury
Mitali (Indian) A beloved friend
Mitalie, Mitaly, Mitaley,
Mitalee, Mitaleigh, Mitalea
Mitsu (Japanese) Of the light
Mytsu, Mitsue, Mytsue
Mochni (Native American) Resembling a talking bird
Mochnie, Mochny,
Mochney, Mochnee,
Mochnea
Modesty (Latin) One who is without conceit
Modesti, Modestie,
Modestee, Modestus,
Modestey, Modesto,
Modestio, Modestine
Mogens (Dutch) A powerful man
Mogen, Mogins, Mogin,
Mogyns, Mogyn, Mogan,
Mogans
Mohajit (Indian) A charming man
Mohajeet, Mohajeat,
Mohajeit, Mohajiet,
Mohajyt
Mohammed (Arabic) One who is greatly praised; the name of the prophet and founder of Islam
Mahomet, Mohamad,
Mohamed, Mohamet,
Mohammad, Muhammad,
Muhammed, Mehmet
Mohave (Native American) A tribal name
Mohav, Mojave
Mojag (Native American) One who is never quiet
Molan (Irish) The servant of the storm
Molen
Momo (American) A warring man
Mona (African) A jealous man
Monah
Mongo (African) A wellknown man
Mongoe, Mongow, Mongowe
Mongwau (Native American) Resembling an owl
Monroe (Gaelic) From the mouth of the river Roe
Monro, Monrow, Monrowe,
Munro, Munroe, Munrow,
Munrowe
Montenegro (Spanish) From the black mountain
Montgomery (French) From Gomeric’s mountain
Monty, Montgomerey,
Montgomeri, Montgomerie,
Montgomeree, Montgomerea
Monty (English) Form of Montgomery, meaning “from Gomeric’s mountain”
Montey, Monti, Montie,
Montee, Montea, Montes,
Montez
Moon (American) Born beneath the moon; a
dreamer
Mooney (Irish) A wealthy man
Moony, Mooni, Moonie,
Maonaigh, Moonee,
Moonea, Moone
Moose (American) Resembling the animal; a
big, strong man
Moos, Mooze, Mooz
Moran (Irish) A great man
Morane, Morain, Moraine,
Morayn, Morayne, Moraen,
Moraene
Morathi (African) A wise man
Morathie, Morathy,
Morathey, Morathee,
Morathea
Moreland (English) From the moors
Moorland, Morland
Morley (English) From the meadow on the moor
Morly, Morleigh, Morlee,
Morlea, Morleah, Morli,
Morlie, Moorley
Morpheus (Greek) In mythology, the god of dreams
Morfeus, Morphius, Mofius
Mortimer (French) Of the still water; of the dead sea
Mortymer, Morty, Mortey,
Morti, Mortie, Mortee,
Mortea, Mort, Morte
Moses (Hebrew) A savior; in the Bible, the leader of the Israelites; drawn from the water
Mioshe, Mioshye, Mohsen,
Moke, Moise, Moises, Mose,
Moshe
Mostyn (Welsh) From the mossy settlement
Mostin, Mosten, Moston,
Mostun, Mostan
Moswen (African) A lightskinned man
Moswenn, Moswenne,
Moswin, Moswinn,
Moswinne, Moswyn,
Moswynn, Moswynne
Moubarak (Arabian) One who is blessed
Mubarak, Moobarak
Mounafes (Arabic) A rival
Muhannad (Arabic) One who wields a sword
Muhanned, Muhanad,
Muhaned, Muhunnad,
Muhunad, Muhanned,
Muhaned
Mukhtar (Arabic) The chosen one
Muktar
Mukisa (Ugandan) Having good fortune
Mukysa
Mulcahy (Irish) A war chief
Mulcahey, Mulcahi,
Mulcahie, Mulcahee,
Mulcahea
Mundhir (Arabic) One who cautions others
Mundheer, Mundhear,
Mundheir, Mundhier,
Mundhyr
Murdock (Scottish) From the sea
Murdok, Murdoc, Murdo,
Murdoch, Murtagh,
Murtaugh, Murtogh,
Murtough
Murfain (American) Having a warrior spirit
Murfaine, Murfayn,
Murfayne, Murfaen,
Murfaene, Murfane
Muriel (Gaelic) Of the shining sea
Muryel, Muriell, Muryell,
Murial, Muriall, Muryal,
Muryall, Murell
Murphy (Gaelic) A warrior of the sea
Murphey, Murphee,
Murphea, Murphi,
Murphie, Murfey, Murfy,
Murfee
Murray (Gaelic) The lord of the sea
Murrey, Murry, Murri,
Murrie, Murree, Murrea,
Murry
Murron (Celtic) A bitter man
Murrun, Murren, Murran,
Murrin, Murryn
Murtadi (Arabic) One who is content
Murtadie, Murtady,
Murtadey, Murtadee,
Murtadea
Musad (Arabic) One who is lucky
Musaad, Mus’ad
Mushin (Arabic) A charitable man
Musheen, Mushean,
Mushein, Mushien, Mushyn
Muskan (Arabic) One who smiles often
Musken, Muskon, Muskun,
Muskin, Muskyn
Muslim (Arabic) An adherent of Islam
Muslym, Muslem, Moslem,
Moslim, Moslym
Mustapha (Arabic) The chosen one
Mustafa, Mostapha,
Mostafa, Moustapha,
Moustafa
Muti (Arabic) One who is obedient
Mutie, Muty, Mutey, Mutee,
Mutea, Muta
Myron (Greek) Refers to myrrh, a fragrant oil
Myrun, Myran, Myren,
Myrin, Myryn, Miron,
Mirun, Miran
Mystique (French) A man with an air of mystery
Mystic, Mistique, Mysteek,
Misteek, Mystiek, Mistiek,
Mysteeque, Misteeque
Boy names, and unique baby names
