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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Movses | saved from the water | |
Mowanza | Little Wolf | |
Mowgli | Created Name | |
Mowway | Shaking Hand | |
Moxie | Spirited, Energy, Nerve | |
Moya | From Moya | |
Moyer | Steward, Assistant | |
Moyinaluwa | Unknown | |
Moyna | noble, aristocratic; beloved | |
Moyra | star of the sea | |
Moysent | A self reliant and peaceful person | |
Moyses | Variant Latin form of Moses. This spelling is used in some versions of the Vulgate. | |
Mozaffar | The victorious one, one who is triumphant with the victory | |
Mozart | Last name | |
Mozell | taken from the water | |
Mozella | Female variant of Moses, taken from the water | |
Mozelle | Saved out of the water | |
Mozes | Hungarian form of Moses. | |
Mozhdah | Something that brings good news | |
Mozhdeh | Means "good news" in Persian. | |
Mozhgan | The pluralised form of eyelash; eyelashes | |
Mpasa | Brazilian word for mat. | |
Mpenda | Lover | |
Mphatso | Means "gift" in Chewa. | |
Mpho | Gift | |
Mranalini | The bunch of lotus flowers | |
Mrida | A form of Lord Durga | |
Mridhah | One who kill the enemies; Lord Durga | |
Mridini | One of many names of Goddess Parvathi | |
Mridu | Gentle; Delicate; Tender; | |
Mridul | Soft; Calm; Tender; Delicate; Warm; Gentle | |
Mridula | Tenderness | |
Mridumita | Good friend; A variant name of Mridu which means Gentle; Delicate; Tender; | |
Mriga | The antelope or a deer | |
Mrigaa | A Female Deer; A beautiful animal | |
Mrigaj | Son of the Moon; One who is calm and serene like the Moon | |
Mrigakshi | One with deer like beautiful eyes; Fawn Eyed; Deer's Eye | |
Mrigalochan | One who has beautiful eyes like that of a Deer | |
Mriganayana | One with deer like beautiful eyes; Fawn Eyed; Deer's Eye | |
Mriganayani | Deer | |
Mriganetra | One with deer like beautiful eyes; Fawn Eyed; Deer's Eye | |
Mrigank | Moon | |
Mriganka | The Moon; Bright; Brilliant; Radiant and Luminant Moon | |
Mrigankamouli | Lord Shiva in the form of a deer | |
Mriganka Mouli | One of many names of Lord Shiva | |
Mrigankasekhar | The crest of antelopes | |
Mriganka Sekhar | One of many names of Lord Shiva | |
Mrigankmouli | The sacred thread of the deer | |
Mrigankshekhar | The peak where the deer lives | |
Mrigapani | The hand of the deer | |
Mrigasya | One of many names of Lord Shiva | |
Mrigaya | Hunting; One who chases a deer | |
Mrigendra | The Lord of the antelopes | |
Mrigesh | Lion | |
Mrigind | A lion or a carnivorous | |
Mriginder | The kings of the deer | |
Mrigmada | The female antelope | |
Mrignaini | Doe eyed | |
Mrinaal | Lotus Stack; Root of Lotus; One who will grow to shine among other worldly matters | |
Mrinal | Lotus Stalk | |
Mrinala | The collection of lotus flower | |
Mrinali | Lotus | |
Mrinalika | The stalk of the lotus | |
Mrinalini | Stem of lotus | |
Mrinank | Moon | |
Mrinanka | Moon; Beautiful, Calm and Serene Moon | |
Mrinendra | Lion | |
Mrinmayee | One with deer like beautiful eyes; Fawn Eyed; Deer's Eye | |
Mrinmayi | Earth | |
Mrinmoy | Something made out of earth | |
Mritheya | one who have a numerous friends | |
Mrithul | A tender person | |
Mrithun | Made Of Earth; Lord of Death | |
Mritsa | Mother Earth | |
Mrittika | Mother Earth | |
Mritul | A person who is very soft | |
Mritunjay | Shiv | |
Mritunjoy | One who wins over the death | |
Mrityuanjaya | Who is victorious over death | |
Mrityunjai | The one who never been defeated by death | |
Mruga | Mruga is the name of a bird | |
Mrugesh | Lion, as strong and mighty as lion. | |
Mrunal | Unknown | |
Mscisław | Polish form of Mstislav. | |
M'shell | who is like God? | |
Mstislav | Vengeance or glory | |
Mtendere | Means "peace" in Chewa. | |
Mu | Admired | |
Muaath | Protected | |
Muadhnait | Means "little noble one", derived from the Old Irish poetic word muad meaning "noble, good" combined with a diminutive suffix. This was the name of a 6th-century saint, a sister of Saint Mo Laisse. | |
Muadnat | Old Irish form of Muadhnait. | |
Muamer | Bosnian form of Muammar. | |
Muammar | long-lived | |
Muammer | Turkish form of Muammar. | |
Mubarak | blessed | |
Mubaraka | Blessed, sacred, and blissful. | |
Mubariz | A Lebanese term for soldier or police. | |
Mubashir | The bringer of good news. | |
Mubdia | One who is smart, creative and innovative. | |
Mubera | She who is innocent and respected. |