Baby Names Starting with M

English

God's promise

Greek

honey; sweet

French

Honey bee

English

Honey bee

Spanish

little honey bee

African

The people are great

Greek

Honeybee

English

Means "bee" in Greek. In Greek mythology this was the name of a daughter of Procles, as well as an epithet of various Greek nymphs and priestesses. Ac

Greek

Honeybee

Greek

Honey bee

Greek

honeybee

Greek

Honey bee

Greek

Honey sweet

Greek

honeyed

Spanish

honey; sweet

Spanish

Honey bee

Hebrew

God's promise

Spanish

honey; sweet

English

Bee, honey

African

gift from God

French

Honey

English

Combination name

African

He is a gift

Hebrew

King

English

little king

Hebrew

King

Hebrew

king; ruler

Spanish

Sweetness

Celtic

dark, black

Spanish

Sweet or honeyed

Greek

Honey or sweetness

Greek

dark; black

Greek

Black, dark

Caribbean

Unknown

English

Miller

Greek

honey bee

Greek

Honey

Greek

Sweetness

Celtic

sweet friend

Old English

little honey

English

From the meeting place

Greek

Honey bee

English

Honey bee

Greek

Bee

Spanish

Sweet

Spanish

Honeybee

Spanish

Twin

Spanish

Twins

English

soft; gentle

Celtic

Dark-skinned or black

English

Variant of Melanie.

Greek

Sweet

Celtic

Chief of prayer

Spanish

song

English

Musical tune

Greek

song; tune

Greek

Song, melody

Italian

Song

English

From the English word melody, which is derived (via Old French and Late Latin) from Greek μέλος (melos) meaning "song" combined with ἀείδω (aeido) mea

Greek

song, music

Arabic

song

Greek

Honey or sweetness

English

Fruit

Greek

Sweet

Hebrew

gift of God

Southeast Asian

Melody or song

French

honeyed

Latin

little song

English

Calm

Hebrew

my king is Yahweh

Hebrew

King of the city

Hebrew

Who is like God?

Hebrew

King of righteousness

Hebrew

Who is like God?

Celtic

little warrior

Hebrew

king of righteousness

Hebrew

King of righteousness

Hebrew

My God is a friend

English

Field of roses

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

gift of God

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

son of Mel

English

honey; sweet

Old English

to dissolve

Hebrew

Honey

African

To be blessed

Turkish

Gentle breeze

Spanish

Unknown

Germanic

to melt; softening

Old English

mill town

Southeast Asian

honey; sweetness

African

Bringer of joy

Celtic

noble, bright

English

Light or illumination

African

God is my strength

African

gift of God

Southeast Asian

Jasmine

Hebrew

gift of God

English

Leader

English

Perhaps a feminine form of Melvin.

English

Honey

Celtic

Friend of the council

Latin

pleasant song

Celtic

From the town of Melvin

Old Norse

sea lover

Latin

honey; sweet

Southeast Asian

Brave and strong

Celtic

Chief

Celtic

From the badger's estate

English

Council protector

English

From a Scots surname that was a variant of Melville. This name has been used in America since the 19th century. It became popular in the early 20th ce

English

Gentle chieftain

Spanish

little ruler

English

Ruler of the fortress

English

Smooth brow

English

Sea hill

Welsh

counselor

Celtic

Chief leader

English

Sweetness

Greek

Black

English

Dark or gentle

Greek

honey bee

Spanish

honey; sweet

Greek

honey bee

Germanic

honey; sweet

Hebrew

King of the heavens

Hebrew

Water

Arabic

beloved; dear

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Joyful

Arabic

to remember

Southeast Asian

To remember

Arabic

to remember

Arabic

to remember

Arabic

Praised one

Latin

memory

Japanese

beloved

English

Beloved

Spanish

To remember

Turkish

Gift of God

Arabic

gift

African

Beloved

Indian

A community of traders

Arabic

beloved child

Arabic

Faithful

Latin

memory

Italian

Memory

English

remembrance; recollection

Greek

Memory

English

From the name of an important city of ancient Egypt, or the city in Tennessee that was named after it. It is derived from a Greek form of Egyptian mn-

Japanese

little one

Arabic

One who is praised

African

Faithful

Arabic

Memorable

African

Unknown

Arabic

gift

African

Unknown

English

Threat or danger

Sanskrit

Celestial nymph

Spanish

gift; blessing

Greek

To remain, stay

Southeast Asian

To wait

Celtic

Miner

Hebrew

To forget

African

Source of life

Southeast Asian

Searching

Canary Islands,Guanche

King

Hebrew

Gift

Germanic

Strong protector

Italian

little stone

Spanish

little one

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little girl

Spanish

little man

Spanish

blessing

English

Sweet

Spanish

To remember

Various

African

Blessed

English

Healer

Spanish

Place of the Mendiola family

Spanish

To mend

Spanish

from Mendoza

English

Healer

African

Strength

Hebrew

To count

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

to lead

Spanish

to remember

Italian

little moon

African

Gift from God

Greek

to lead

Spanish

son of Menendo

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Latin

Wisdom

Spanish

From Meneses

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Established and beautiful

Arabic

to be joyful

Chinese

Great, mighty

Germanic

Strong

Hebrew

gift of God

African

He who is blessed

Chinese

Beautiful and outstanding

Chinese

Cute

Chinese

Dreamy and beautiful

Chinese

Dream

Chinese

Dreaming of beauty

Chinese

dreaming of sunshine

Chinese

dreaming of

Chinese

Dreamy jade

Chinese

Dream garden

Hebrew

Gift from God

Southeast Asian

Gem

Portuguese

Boy

Indian

Little one

African

Strength

African

Gift from God

Spanish

Strength

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Celtic

Strong, enduring

English

Little man

Germanic

Strong

English

Strength

Greek

To remain or stay

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

Lesser

Spanish

Lesser island

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Little minor

Germanic

Man

African

Wise

African

Third born child

Spanish

message

Spanish

messaging service

Spanish

Messenger

Spanish

Messengers

African

Wise person

Hebrew

Human being

African

Wise

Arabic

gift; blessing

African

Gift from God

African

Leader

African

Unknown meaning

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

Mint

Spanish

Named

Latin

of the mind

Latin

sun

Spanish

Mind

Southeast Asian

Minister

Latin

Mind

French

Refuge

Greek

wise advisor

African

Unknown

English

A wizard; known for wisdom and magic

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

Gift of God

African

A gift from God

African

Gift from God

English

Manly

Arabic

The one who is strong

Celtic

Son of the hero

African

Born of the water

Italian

Strong protector

Italian

Gift from God

Hebrew

gift of God

Southeast Asian

Cat

Latin

sound of a cat

Spanish

Unknown meaning

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Gift of God

Hebrew

Who is like God?

Eastern European

Our

Hebrew

Increase

Spanish

Wonderful beauty

African

Great leader

Spanish

Sea flower

Southeast Asian

Red

Arabic

Light or brightness

Arabic

Star in Ursa Major

Greek

Creative spirit

Turkish

Gazelle

Italian

Powerful ruler

Indian

Worthy

French

sea; ocean

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Old Norse

sea maiden

Spanish

sea moon

Spanish

sea; ocean

Arabic

Of the sea

Spanish

Bitter

Italian

angel of mercy

Latin

of the sea

Spanish

Joyful

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

sea; ocean

Spanish

Sunshine

Hebrew

To mix

Hebrew

Gift

Spanish

marketing

Spanish

Little market

Spanish

Market

Spanish

Wages

Spanish

Mercy

Spanish

Mercy, reward

Spanish

mercy

Spanish

Mercy

Various

Spanish

little mercy

Spanish

Little mercy

Latin

Little merchant

Latin

merciful; compassionate

English

Trader; merchant

Latin

Merchant

Spanish

mercy

English

Trader or seller

Spanish

Merchant

Spanish

Unknown

French

Thank you

Latin

From the sea

Spanish

mercy; grace

French

Mercy of God

Spanish

Little mercy

Latin

Compassion

English

Showing compassion

French

Grace

Spanish

Light

English

Merciful

Latin

Of Mercury

Latin

Messenger

Latin

messenger, commerce

English

A witty and volatile character in Romeo and Juliet

English

From the English word mercy, ultimately from Latin merces "wages, reward", a derivative of merx "goods, wares". This was one of the virtue names adopt

English

Graceful and compassionate

Latin

compassionate

Latin

merciful; compassionate

Old Norse

sea fortress

Celtic

sea fortress

Caribbean

unknown

Celtic

sea

Spanish

Mercy

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

English

From the Welsh name Maredudd or Meredydd, from Old Welsh forms such as Margetud, possibly from mawredd "greatness, magnificence" combined with iudd "l

English

Joyful

English

Sea lady; associated with the ocean

Spanish

of the sea

Celtic

sea

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little sea

English

Shining sea

Celtic

Little sea

English

Shining sea

Hebrew

To love

Spanish

Picnickers

English

Sea maiden

Spanish

Strength

English

Sea joy

English

Famous protector; renowned friend

Spanish

Admirable

Celtic

Sea lord

Celtic

Sea warrior

African

Gift

Hebrew

Joyful

Hebrew

Bitter promise

Slavic

Great glory

Spanish

Little miracle

Celtic

famous ruler

Celtic

Great ruler

English

Middle of the day; high point

English

Variant of Meredith.

Celtic

Sea star

Welsh

sea star

Hebrew

Wished-for child

Spanish

Snacks

Celtic

Sea

Japanese

Beloved

Spanish

Sea light

Celtic

sea; lake

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Sea

Latin

of the sea

Hebrew

Beloved

Spanish

Fine wool

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

African

sea; ocean

Latin

of the sea

Latin

Deserving

Latin

Deserving

English

Of the sea

Spanish

Patroness of Catalonia

English

From a surname meaning "happy weather" in Middle English, originally belonging to a cheery person. A notable bearer of the name was Meriwether Lewis (

Spanish

beloved; dear

Latin

Pearl

English

Sea fortress

English

Variant of Merle.

French

From the sea

English

From the English word merle or the French surname Merle, which both mean "blackbird" (from Latin merula). It was borne by the devious character Madame

English

Bitterness

Celtic

sea meadow

French

Blackbird

French

Blackbird

Welsh

little sea

English

sea; ocean

English

Diminutive of Merle.

Celtic

Little sea

Welsh

sea maiden

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

English

Form of the Welsh name Myrddin used by Geoffrey of Monmouth in his 12th-century chronicle. Writing in Latin, he likely chose the form Merlinus over Me

Spanish

sea and meadow

Celtic

sea fortress

English

Little sea creature

Old English

sea fortress

English

Bee

English

Little star

Spanish

little sea

Celtic

sea; lake

Celtic

sea fortress

Spanish

Little sea or ocean

English

Unknown

English

Little sea

Spanish

Blackbird

English

Falcon

Celtic

Sea fortress

Spanish

Shining sea

Spanish

Jams

Old English

sea dweller

African

Unknown

African

Song

Celtic

sea song

Latin

sea

Arabic

gift; blessing

Arabic

Brave

Southeast Asian

Dove

Latin

to trade

Spanish

Of Mercury

English

Joyful or cheerful

English

Beloved

Celtic

Land of the free

English

From a Welsh surname that was originally derived from the given name Meurig.

English

From the sea, a guardian or protector

English

Cheerful, symbolizes happiness and joy

Various

English

From the meadow field

English

Sea traveler

English

Shining sea

English

Joyful

English

From an English surname that was derived either from the given name Muriel or from place names meaning "pleasant hill".

English

Variant of Marilyn.

English

Joyful; cheerful

English

Joyful, cheerful

Celtic

From the sea

English

Son of Merry

English

Boundary gate

English

From an English surname, originally from a place name, which meant "boundary gate" in Old English.

English

Sea creature

English

From the English word merry, ultimately from Old English myrige. This name appears in Charles Dickens' novel Martin Chuzzlewit (1844), where it is a d

Hebrew

joyful, beloved

Latin

joyful happiness

English

Joyful

Welsh

joyful lake

Celtic

Sea

Latin

happy rose

English

Joyful

Arabic

Healer

English

Marshland

English

Unknown

Spanish

Mercies

Spanish

Mercy or grace

Arabic

Sea princess

Hebrew

God is strong

Slavic

Graceful

Turkish

Brave

Caribbean

Brave and strong

Latin

Of the sea

English

From a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "town on a lake" in Old English.

Southeast Asian

Calm

Indian

Mountain

Persian

City name

Turkish

Fertile valley

French

To be amazed

English

Sea fortress

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

English

Sea warrior

Celtic

Sea hill

English

Sea hill

French

From the sea

English

Variant of Mervyn or Marvin.

Welsh

sea lover

English

Sea friend

English

Welsh variant of Merfyn, as well as the usual Anglicized form.

Southeast Asian

Joyful

English

Gift of God

Arabic

Beloved

English

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

English

Sea of bitterness