Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter M, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a M. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Marcio | He who is of Mars |
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Marcis | Originally a short form of Mārtiņš, now used independently. |
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Marcita | dedicated to Mars |
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Marcius | Roman family name that was a derivative of the praenomen Marcus. This was the name of an early, possibly legendary, king of Rome. |
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Marcjanna | Polish form of Marciana. |
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Marco | Warlike |
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Marconi | From The Family Of Marc |
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Marcos | Of Mars |
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Marcu | A form of Marcus, meaning God of war. |
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Marcus | Warlike |
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Marcy | Warlike |
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Mardav | Softness; Simple; Delicate |
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Mardava | She who is full of kindness |
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Mardea | Last |
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Mardel | A boundary hill |
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Mardell | Meadow Near the Lake |
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Mardelle | Coming from the valley |
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Marden | from the valley with the pool |
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Mardhiah | She who is loved and respected by all |
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Mardi | Tuesday |
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Mardia | A wishful person |
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Mardie | She who is born on Tuesday |
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Mardina | She who is righteous and just. |
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Mardochaios | Biblical Greek form of Mordecai. |
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Mardochee | French form of Mordecai. |
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Mardocheus | Biblical Latin form of Mordecai. |
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Mardon | From the Valley with the Pool; An English Surname from location |
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Mardoqueo | Spanish form of Mordecai. |
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Marduk | Probably from Sumerian amar-Utuk meaning "calf of Utu", derived from amar "calf" combined with the name of the sun god Utu. This was the name of the chief Babylonian god, presiding over heaven, light, sky, battle, and fertility. After killing the dragon Tiamat, who was an old enemy of the gods, he created the world and sky from the pieces of her body. |
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Mardy | One who is Tuesday-born |
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Mare | Of The Sea Or Bitter |
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Marea | One who is of the sea |
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Mareana | Of the sea |
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Mared | Pearl |
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Maredudd | The great lord |
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Maree | Of The Sea Or Bitter |
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Mareechi | Ray of light |
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Mareechin | Indian name for the Sun |
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Mareen | from the sea |
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Mareena | from the sea |
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Mareesa | star of the sea |
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Mareesha | She who travels a lot |
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Mareike | Of The Sea Or Bitter |
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Mareina | from the sea |
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Mareisa | star of the sea |
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Marek | Warlike |
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Mareks | Latvian form of Marek. |
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Marekyn | A wished-for child |
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Marelaine | A Brazilian name |
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Marelda | famous battle maid |
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Marella | star of the sea; shining sea |
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Marelle | star of the sea |
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Marely | A sea of bitterness |
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Marelyn | star of the sea |
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Maren | Pearl |
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Marena | from the sea |
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Marenda | Admirable |
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Mareo | He who is rare |
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Maresa | A pregnant mother |
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Maresella | star of the sea |
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Maressa | star of the sea |
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Maret | Old Greek - Pearl; A variation of the name Margaret |
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Mareta | One who is like a pearl |
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Marete | Pearl, a variant of Margaret. |
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Maretta | star of the sea |
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Marette | star of the sea |
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Mareye | Walloon form of Maria. |
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Marez | An idealistic person with strong desires |
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Marfa | Teacher |
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Marfisa | Meaning uncertain. The poets Boiardo and Ariosto used this name in their Orlando poems (1495 and 1532), where it belongs to a Saracen warrior queen. She is the twin sister of Ruggiero, though separated at birth. |
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Marg | Pearl |
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Marga | pearl |
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Margaid | Armenian name meaning pearl |
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Margalit | pearl |
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Margalita | Variant of Margalit. |
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Margalo | pearl |
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Marganita | From the name of a type of flowering plant common in Israel, called the scarlet pimpernel in English. |
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Marganor | A variation of the name Margaret meaning pearl |
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Margara | An old Greek name for a pearl |
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Margareeta | Finnish and Estonian variant form of Margaret. |
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Margareete | Margareete is a form of Margaret and means pearl. |
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Margaret | Pearl |
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Margareta | Pearl |
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Margarete | pearl |
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Margareth | British name for a pearl |
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Margaretha | Old Greek - Pearl; A variation of the name Margaret |
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Margarethe | pearl |
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Margarett | A pearl from the sea |
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Margaretta | Pearl |
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Margarette | pearl |
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Margaria | A daisy flower |
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Margarid | Western Armenian transcription of Margarit. |
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Margarida | pearl |
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Margarit | pearl |
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Margarita | Pearl |
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Margarite | pearl |
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Margaritis | Pearl |
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Margarito | A man with pearls |
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Margaruite | pearl |
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Margat | Person who is a cluster of bloosoms and like a pearl |