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African
One who is loved
African
One who brings joy
African
Wisdom
African
Bringer of peace
African
Gift of God
Germanic
Mighty in battle
Arabic
Desired
African
Gift
Arabic
Desired or wished for
Hebrew
gift of God
Arabic
Steadfast
Hebrew
Gift of God
African
bear; brave
African
Sweetness
African
brave warrior
African
Gift
Spanish
Gift of God
African
Strong
Spanish
Of the sea
Latin
Dignified woman
Germanic
Gift of God
Hebrew
Gift from God
African
To be strong
African
Sunrise
African
Gift of God
Arabic
To be wise
African
One who brings happiness
African
One who brings comfort
African
A type of bird
African
Roots
African
Bringer of joy
African
One who brings joy
African
One who brings joy
African
He who brings joy
African
Gift from God
African
Good fortune
African
To be strong
African
Brave
African
gift of God
African
Gift
African
Bringer of joy
African
Wise
African
Leader
African
One who brings happiness
African
One who is blessed
African
One who brings joy
African
Wise
African
Blessing
African
One who brings joy
African
Unknown
African
One who is wise
African
Wise person
African
One who brings joy
African
Gift of God
Sanskrit
of the fish
African
To be strong
African
Bringer of joy
Hebrew
Gift of God
African
Wise one
African
gift
African
gift of God
African
Born during a storm
African
Bringer of happiness
English
Short form of Matthew. Famous bearers include American actors Matt Dillon (1964-) and Matt Damon (1970-).
Hebrew
Gift
Various
English
Gift of God
English
Substance
Various
Hebrew
Gift of God
Various
Hebrew
Gift of God
Hebrew
gift of God
English
English form of Ματθαῖος (Matthaios), which is the New Testament Greek form of Mattithiah. Matthew, probably also called Levi, was one of the twelve a
Hebrew
gift of God
English
Gift of God
Hebrew
Gift of God
Hebrew
Gift of God
Hebrew
Gift of God
Hebrew
Gift of God
Caribbean
Gift of God
English
Diminutive of Matilda, Martha or Matthew.
Hebrew
gift of God; divine
Hebrew
Gift of God
Hebrew
gift of God
English
Diminutive of Matthew.
African
gift; present
Indigenous Americas
gift; present
Germanic
Mighty in battle
African
Gift from God
African
Unknown
African
One who is wise
African
Wise
African
Blessed one
African
Bringer of happiness
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
Mature
Spanish
Unknown
African
Bird
African
Strong
Hebrew
gift from God
Spanish
Of Magdala
Slavic
Gift of God
Hebrew
gift of God
Germanic
Mighty
Germanic
Mighty in battle
Slavic
Gift of God
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
English
Gift of God
Spanish
Unknown meaning
Spanish
little hammer
Germanic
Powerful battler
African
Brave warrior
Spanish
Of the sea
Germanic
Mighty battler
Germanic
Mighty in battle
Latin
Little powerful warrior
Old English
powerful battler
Arabic
Gift from God
English
Mighty in battle
Spanish
Mighty battler
Spanish
Mighty in battle
English
Sentimental
French
Strong warrior
Germanic
mighty in battle
Latin
noble strength
French
Mighty warrior
English
Powerful
African
Unknown
French
beloved
Hebrew
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Polynesian
Demigod of the wind and sea
Spanish
to flow; wave
Arabic
Master or protector
Arabic
our master
Indian
Crown
Arabic
Birth
Sanskrit
precious, valuable
Celtic
little warrior
French
Little warrior
Spanish
gift; blessing
Latin
Young man
Southeast Asian
Young man
English
Anglicized form of Máire. It has also been associated with Irish mór meaning "great". This was the name of an obscure 5th-century Irish martyr.
Latin
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Arabic
dark-skinned; Moorish
English
Anglicized form of Máirín.
Portuguese
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned beauty
Latin
Dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Latin
dark-skinned
English
From the Roman name Mauritius, a derivative of Maurus. Saint Maurice was a 3rd-century Roman soldier from Egypt. He and the other Christians in his le
Latin
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Little dark-skinned one
Latin
Dark-skinned
English
Diminutive of Maurice or Maureen.
Latin
dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Spanish
Little dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
Hebrew
sea of bitterness
English
Variant of Maureen.
Latin
Dark-skinned
Latin
dark-skinned
Latin
dark-skinned
Latin
Dark-skinned
French
Dark-skinned
Arabic
of the sea
Latin
dark-skinned
Spanish
Little dark-skinned one
Spanish
Little dark-skinned one
Spanish
Dark-skinned
Italian
Dark-skinned
Old Norse
dark-skinned
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Little Mary
Indian
Moorish
Germanic
Mouse
Indian
Season or time
Indian
Seasonal
Italian
little mouse
Indian
Season
French
Little warrior
Hawaiian
to be strong
English
A pale purple color, gentle and calming
French
little mouse
French
Little mauve
Arabic
brave warrior
African
Beloved; dear
French
Mauve
Chinese
great
Irish
great, mighty
Hebrew
Beloved
Spanish
To move forward
English
Loved
African
gift; blessing
Celtic
she who intoxicates
African
Home
Spanish
Gift of God
English
Lovable
Latin
wonderful
Spanish
brave; strong
English
One who understands
English
Independent
English
Derived from the English word maverick meaning "independent". The word itself is derived from the surname of a 19th-century Texas rancher who did not
Persian
great goddess
Latin
star of the sea
Latin
master
French
little bird
African
Spirit
Turkish
Blue
French
Little bird
French
My life
Hebrew
gift of God
Celtic
little bird
African
Bringer of peace
English
Great
English
From the name of the type of bird, also called the song thrush, derived from Old French mauvis, of uncertain origin. It was first used as a given name
African
One who brings joy
African
Unknown
Indian
Holy person
English
Beloved
African
Strong
English
Independent
African
Love
African
Unknown
African
One who has arrived
African
Unknown
African
One who is blessed
African
Heavy rains
African
One who greets
African
to be blessed
African
Bringer of joy
African
Bringer of peace
African
difficulties
African
Joyful
African
Strong
African
Unknown
Germanic
great strength
English
Songbird
Southeast Asian
Gift of God
Korean
mother; source
African
Strong
Arabic
affection; love
Arabic
Affection, love
Southeast Asian
Gift
African
Born during a time of plenty
African
Bringer of happiness
Arabic
rose
African
to be strong
Arabic
path, way
African
Gift of God
English
Strong and powerful
African
Our home
Caribbean
Unknown
Various
Arabic
beloved
Indian
Unknown
Hebrew
gift of God
Indian
Unknown
Arabic
Bringer of joy
Irish
beloved
African
brave; strong
African
Bringer of happiness
Polynesian
Gift from God
Maasai
Bringer of peace
African
Gift from God
African
God's gift
African
God's blessing
African
God's blessing
African
Gift
African
Blessing
African
Bringer of peace
African
God has given us wealth
African
God's work
African
God's gift
African
God's gift
African
God's creation
Spanish
Unknown
English
Short form of Maximilian or Maxim. In English it can also be short for Maxwell, and it coincides with the informal word max, short for maximum.... [mo
African
To be strong
Arabic
Praised
African
The praised one
African
Greatest
African
The most praised
Latin
greatest
Latin
greatest
Spanish
Greatest
Latin
greatest
Spanish
Greatest
Latin
great; highest
English
Greatest; the greatest one
Latin
Greatest
Latin
Greatest
English
great ford
African
Unknown
English
Greatest
Latin
greatest; largest
Spanish
Great beauty
Latin
greatest
Latin
greatest
Latin
greatest
Spanish
The greatest
Spanish
Greatest
Spanish
Large kiosk
Spanish
greatest
Various
Spanish
Great defender
Various
Spanish
The greatest
Latin
Greatest
Spanish
Greatest
Spanish
Greatest
English
From the Roman name Maximilianus, which was derived from Maximus. It was borne by a 3rd-century saint and martyr. In the 15th century the Holy Roman e
Latin
Greatest
Latin
greatest
Latin
Greatest
Spanish
Greatest
English
Variant of Maximilian.
Latin
greatest
Latin
Greatest
Latin
greatest
English
The greatest
Latin
greatest
English
Feminine form of Max. It has been commonly used only since the beginning of the 20th century.
Latin
greatest
Latin
Greatest
Spanish
Greatest
Latin
Greatest protector
Latin
greatest
Germanic
great warrior
Latin
greatest
African
Unknown
African
Great
English
Greatest
Spanish
Great ruler
Latin
Greatest
Germanic
son of Max
English
Elaboration of Max using the popular name suffix ton.
African
great leader
English
Mack's stream
English
From a Scottish surname meaning "Mack's stream", from the name Mack, a short form of the Scandinavian name Magnus, combined with Old English wille "we
Celtic
Great stream
African
Great will
Greek
Greatest
English
greatest; most
Germanic
great protector
Latin
greatest
English
Derived from the name of the month of May, which derives from Maia, the name of a Roman goddess. May is also another name of the hawthorn flower. It i
English
Variant of Maia 1. This name can also be given in reference to the Maya, an indigenous people of southern Mexico and parts of Central America whose ci
Spanish
Flower of May
Indian
One who holds the moon
African
To be blessed
Japanese
Joy
Indian
One who is like Lord Krishna
Indigenous Australian
River name
Hebrew
gift of God
Indian
Gift of God
African
Gift from God
African
Gift of life
Hebrew
Gift
African
Loved
Indian
Wise
Southeast Asian
Beautiful
African
gift of God
Hebrew
Gift of God
Indigenous Americas
Goddess of the moon
Indian
Moon
English
May
Hebrew
gift of God
Indian
brave
Indian
Auspicious
Southeast Asian
Goddess of the moon
Southeast Asian
Of the moon
Spanish
Unknown
Indian
Illusionist
Indian
moonlight
Sanskrit
illusionary
African
gift of God
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
perhaps
French
lovable; beautiful
Spanish
beloved; beautiful
French
Beautiful
English
Variant of Mabel.
English
Variant of Mabel.
Spanish
beautiful flower
English
Lovable
English
May's lake
English
May flower
English
may be; perhaps
English
God's promise; pledged to God
English
Possibility
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Maya
Latin
gift of God
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
Who is like God?
Spanish
Divine gift
Hebrew
who is like God?
Hebrew
who is like God?
Hebrew
who is like God?
Spanish
gift of God
English
cool May; spring
Spanish
Modern name with no specific meaning
Spanish
Gift
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
maiden; young woman
Spanish
Gift of God
Hebrew
little girl
English
A flower
Spanish
little maiden; girl
French
Tower
Spanish
A combination of May and Delis
English
May
English
Variant of Madeline
English
Modern spelling of maiden
Old English
flower of May
Spanish
Bringer of light
Old English
maiden
Arabic
gift of God
Spanish
Maize
Spanish
Little May
Hebrew
gift of God
Arabic
mother
African
One who brings joy
African
Builder
Spanish
Brave
Spanish
May flower
Spanish
little May; flower
Spanish
God's Gift
African
Gift
Spanish
Unknown
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
Unknown meaning
French
Place name
Spanish
Colorful
African
Bringer of joy
African
It will be done
English
meadow by the lake
Spanish
Bright and shining
French
Bright
Germanic
Mayor's meadow
Spanish
beloved
Spanish
little princess
Germanic
great warrior
Spanish
May flower
Celtic
from the lake
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
little May; flower
African
Gift of God
Arabic
gift of God
Southeast Asian
Unknown
French
Little Mary
English
Field of flowers
English
May flower
Caribbean
Pearl
Spanish
Unknown
English
Derived from 'May'
Spanish
Unknown meaning
Indian
Graceful
African
Water
African
Wise
Chinese
plum blossom
Indian
Beloved
Turkish
May; springtime
Spanish
Unknown
Native American
greatness
English
gift of God; grace
Hebrew
who is like God?
Hebrew
Who is like God?
Germanic
Who is like God?
Spanish
Gift from God
Hebrew
Gift of God
English
little May; spring
Spanish
Gift from God
Hebrew
who is like God
Hebrew
who is like God
English
maker; creator
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
Little May
Spanish
Gift of God
Japanese
Child of the dance
Spanish
Who is like God?
Hebrew
gift of God
Arabic
gift of God
Hebrew
who is like God