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.
Name | Meaning | |
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Milisent | brave strength | |
Milit | Comradeship | |
Milita | A kind and generous person | |
Militsa | Bulgarian form of Milica. | |
Milivoj | Gracious soldier | |
Milivoji | Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Milivoj. | |
Milja | Trying to excel or become equal | |
Miljana | Feminine form of Milan. | |
Miljenko | Croatian diminutive of Milan. | |
Milka | rival; laborious; eager; flattering, hardworking; queen | |
Milke | queen | |
Milkha | A king or a monarch | |
Milko | A dearest one, a graceful person | |
Milla | Industrious | |
Millan | The Loving and Gracious person | |
Millar | Mill Worker; One who Grinds Grain; A variant form of Miller; An English and Scottish Surname | |
Millaray | Blossom of gold | |
Millard | Guardian Of The Mill | |
Millay | Surname | |
Millburn | Mill Stream; Border; From the Mill Stream; A variant form of Melbourne | |
Millburne | Mill Stream; Border; From the Mill Stream; A variant form of Melbourne | |
Mille | helper to the priest | |
Millee | helper to the priest | |
Millen | A worker who grinds grain | |
Miller | Grain grinder | |
Millford | A stream of water across the mill | |
Milli | Derived from wither Camilla or Millicent, this name can mean either 'hard worker' or 'attendent at a ritual'. | |
Millianna | A Saint from the mill | |
Millicent | Strong worker | |
Millie | Diminutive Form Of Mildred Or Millicent | |
Milligan | A Christianity ritual of shaving head | |
Millisent | bee; honey; brave strength | |
Millissent | bee; honey | |
Millman | Mill Worker; One who Grinds Grain; A variant form of Miller; | |
Mills | Near The Mills | |
Millward | Mill Guard; Guardian of the Mill; A variant form is Millard | |
Milly | Diminutive Form Of Mildred Or Millicent | |
Milman | Mill Worker; One who Grinds Grain; A variant form of Miller; | |
Milne | From The Mill | |
Milo | Soldier | |
Milodorgu | Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Miodrag. | |
Milodrag | He who is dear and precious | |
Milogost | Gracious and dear guest | |
Miłogost | Derived from the Slavic elements milŭ "gracious, dear" and gostĭ "guest". | |
Milogostu | Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Miłogost. | |
Miloh | one who forgives easily | |
Miloje | From the Slavic element milŭ meaning "gracious, dear", originally a diminutive of names beginning with that element. | |
Milojica | Diminutive of Miloje. | |
Milojko | Variant of Miloje. | |
Milomir | Derived from the Slavic elements milŭ "gracious, dear" and mirŭ "peace" or "world". | |
Milon | Army man, favored | |
Miloni | An achiever, a winner | |
Milorad | A graceful joy or care | |
Miloradu | Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Milorad. | |
Milord | My Lord | |
Milos | Favored | |
Milosh | Gracious, dear | |
Miloslav | Favor or glory | |
Miloslava | Favour, grace | |
Miloslavu | Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Miloslav. | |
Miłosław | Polish cognate of Miloslav. | |
Milosz | A pet form of Milos, derived from Slavonic origin meaning 'fame, glory'. | |
Miłosz | Polish cognate of Miloš. | |
Milot | A boastful soldier, a proud one | |
Milou | A famed warrior | |
Milovan | To Caress | |
Milred | A strength that is very gentle | |
Milret | One who has independent nature and is brave | |
Milt | From The Mill Town | |
Milta | Talk or conversation. | |
Miltiades | Derived from Greek μίλτος (miltos) meaning "red earth" and the patronymic suffix ἴδης (ides). This was the name of the general who led the Greek forces to victory against the Persians in the Battle of Marathon. | |
Miltiathis | Red colored soil, red earth | |
Milton | From The Mill Town | |
Milun | The union of two, getting together | |
Miluse | Originally a diminutive of names beginning with the Slavic element milŭ meaning "gracious, dear". | |
Miluska | Variant of Miluše. | |
Milvi | Coined by Estonian writer Mats Tõnisson in 1914, of uncertain meaning. | |
Milward | Mill Guard; Guardian of the Mill; A variant form is Millard | |
Milzie | brave strength | |
Mim | Short for Miriam (rebellion) | |
Mima | Dove | |
Mimansa | The research to derive the root cause or root of any object, one who is always eager to know | |
Mimi | Diminutive Form Of Any Name Beginning With M | |
Mimir | God Of Prophecy | |
Mimis | Goddess Of Harvest | |
Mimiteh | New Moon | |
Mimma | dove | |
Mimmi | A one who wished to adopt a child, a bitter sea | |
Mimosa | Tropical Shrub | |
Mimouna | In Hebrew it means belief or faith. In Arabic it means good luck or prosperity | |
Mimoza | From the Albanian and Georgian word for the mimosa plant, a flowering herb. It is ultimately derived from Greek μῖμος (mimos) meaning "mimic". | |
Mimrah | A lively person, a joyous person. | |
Mimsy | A pleasant or a beautiful one, one who is above all | |
Mimum | A warm hearted, supportive individual | |
Mimzy | Short for Miriam | |
Min | cleverness | |
Mina | Strong-willed Warrior | |
Minaal | Fish Catcher | |
Minadoras | A gift from the moon or a light of the moon | |
Minadus | A focused and desirable individual |