Baby Names Starting with M

French

From the land of the sea

English

Possibly derived from the Old Irish name Máel Máedóc. This name has been traditionally used in the Yorkshire area of Britain.

African

Brave

Arabic

Precious

African

Unknown

Old Norse

sea man

Indian

One who is strong

Italian

of marble

Spanish

Unknown

English

Sea

French

From the river

English

of the sea; brave

Hebrew

from the sea

French

from the sea; sea-born

Hebrew

Rejoice

English

Possibly a diminutive of Marina. This name was brought to public attention by Alfred Hitchcock's movie Marnie (1964), itself based on a 1961 novel by

Hebrew

God is my joy

Celtic

of the sea

Germanic

Little warrior

Celtic

sea; from the sea

Polynesian

Gentle breeze

French

Morocco

Latin

Little Mary

Spanish

Of the sea

Spanish

Mary

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Italian

little sea

Arabic

Well-known

Spanish

Runaway slave

African

One who brings joy

African

One who is loved

Slavic

warrior

Spanish

Little rose

African

Brave

African

Blessed

African

To be blessed

African

A place of rest

Arabic

Brave

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

Nobleman

English

Little warrior

Spanish

Noblewoman

Italian

little pearl

Latin

Little warrior

Spanish

Noblewoman

Spanish

Noble

Spanish

Little warrior

Spanish

Noble son

Portuguese

Little warrior

English

Noblewoman

Spanish

Little warrior

Spanish

Little warrior

Old Norse

sea

English

Bitter

French

Sea

Celtic

Sea

English

Of the marsh

Arabic

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

French

Beloved grace

Latin

Warlike

English

Of the sea

Hebrew

sea; bitter

Latin

Warlike

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

English

Sea

Latin

of the sea

Arabic

Of the sea

Spanish

little Mary; beloved

Spanish

Little Mary

Spanish

Bitter

English

Wolf; a knight of animal transformation

Arabic

Moroccan

Spanish

Little mulberry

Spanish

leather goods

English

A type of squash, symbolizes nourishment and growth

Hebrew

Lady

English

To wed

English

Joy in marriage

English

Bitter rose

Various

Latin

Of Mars

Spanish

of Mars; warlike

Various

Arabic

Marshal

French

Marsh dweller

Latin

from Mars; warlike

Latin

Little warrior

Spanish

Warlike

Spanish

Little warrior

Latin

from Mars

Latin

little warrior

English

Near the marsh

English

Variant of Marcia.

English

Of the sea

Caribbean

Unknown

English

Variant of Marshall.

French

little marshal; protector

Latin

little horse keeper

English

From an English surname that originally denoted a person who was a marshal. The word marshal originally derives from Latin mariscalcus, itself from Ge

English

Steward or caretaker

Latin

Little warrior

Hebrew

of the sea; bitter

English

Of the sea

English

From the marsh

English

A sweet plant used in confections

Latin

soft treat

English

Marsh dweller

Arabic

Bringer of peace

Latin

warlike

Latin

warlike; god of war

French

From Marseille

Latin

little warrior

Southeast Asian

Peaceful one

Arabic

Warrior

English

Little Mars

Spanish

sea of Mars

English

From the marsh town

Latin

of Mars

Southeast Asian

Brave

Southeast Asian

A form of praise

English

Warlike

English

Lady; mistress of the house

Hebrew

Lady

Spanish

Lady of the sea

Latin

Warlike

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

warrior; youthful

Spanish

warrior; strong

Spanish

Of Mars

Hebrew

warrior's gift

Spanish

Warlike

Spanish

Virgin of Martyrs

Spanish

Mars, war

Latin

warlike

Latin

Warlike

French

hammer

French

little warrior

Spanish

Hammer

Latin

Warrior of Mars

Latin

Warlike

Italian

Warrior

Spanish

Lady

Hebrew

lady

English

From Aramaic מַרְתָּא (marta) meaning "the lady, the mistress", feminine form of מַר (mar) meaning "master". In the New Testament this is the name of

Hebrew

lady

Latin

lady of the harvest

Hebrew

Lady

Celtic

lady of the sea

Latin

Lady of light

Hebrew

Lady

Latin

Warlike

Indian

Warrior

Hebrew

Lady

Latin

Warlike

Hebrew

lady; mistress

Latin

Warlike

Greek

Warlike

Hebrew

lady, mistress

Hebrew

Lady

Arabic

lord; master

Hebrew

lady; mistress

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

warrior

Spanish

Little warrior

Latin

of Mars

Latin

Warlike

Latin

Of Mars

Latin

warlike

Latin

Warlike

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

Little warrior

Latin

Of Mars

Slavic

Warrior

Latin

warlike

Germanic

Mighty

Latin

warlike

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

Warrior

English

From the Roman name Martinus, which was derived from Martis, the genitive case of the name of the Roman god Mars. Saint Martin of Tours was a 4th-cent

English

Feminine form of Martinus (see Martin). Saint Martina was a 3rd-century martyr who is one of the patron saints of Rome.

Latin

Warlike

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

Little Martin

English

Warlike

Latin

warlike

Latin

Little warrior

Latin

of Mars

Spanish

Of Mars or warlike

French

Land of Martin

Latin

Martial

Latin

warlike

Italian

warrior

Latin

warrior; of Mars

Latin

Warlike

Spanish

Little Martin

English

Son of Martin

Italian

Of Mars

Spanish

Warrior

Spanish

warrior; of Mars

Spanish

Martyr

Arabic

Martyr

Spanish

Martyrs

Latin

Martyr

Spanish

Martyr

Latin

martyrdom

Latin

Of Mars; warrior

Latin

martyr

Latin

of Mars

Celtic

warrior princess

Hebrew

Lady

Latin

warlike

Latin

warlike; goddess of war

Latin

Of Mars; warlike

Spanish

Warrior

Latin

From the land of Mars

Spanish

Of Mars

Eastern European

Warlike

Hebrew

Lady

Hebrew

Lady

Latin

Warlike

Latin

Warlike, brave

Old Norse

warrior

Spanish

Little warrior

Spanish

Warlike

Spanish

little warrior

Spanish

little warrior

Spanish

Little warrior

Turkish

warrior

Turkish

warrior

Latin

Of Mars

Latin

warlike

Spanish

Warrior

English

Diminutive of Martin.

Latin

warrior of Mars

English

War-like

Slavic

Warlike

Eastern European

Warrior of Mars

Latin

Warlike

English

Warlike

Latin

warlike

Hebrew

bitter

Old Norse

sea wave

African

Gift of God

Latin

of the sea

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Latin

Of the sea

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Japanese

Beloved

Persian

beloved

Sanskrit

brave warrior

Arabic

Well-known, famous

Arabic

Famous

Arabic

to be kind; generous

African

Knowledgeable

Spanish

Unknown

Japanese

Beloved

African

King

African

Tree of life

African

Land of the marula tree

Spanish

Little Mary

Spanish

Sea

African

Unknown

African

To grow

African

to be blessed

African

Brave

Latin

Of Mars

Slavic

Of the sea

Slavic

Little Mary

Spanish

Little Mary

Indian

God of the wind

Indian

Gentle, soft

Indian

God of wind

Indian

Pearl of the wind

Indian

Brave warrior

African

Bringer of peace

Spanish

Little sea

African

Of the sea

Germanic

sea friend; famous

English

Feminine form of Marvin.

Latin

marvelous

French

little marvel

Caribbean

Unknown

Sanskrit

ocean

Latin

beloved

Latin

sea lover

Latin

sea

English

Great friend

English

From the English word meaning "a miracle, a wonder", derived from Old French merveille, from Latin mirabilis meaning "wonderful".

Latin

wonderful

English

Wondrous

Spanish

wonderful; extraordinary

English

Wondrous

Latin

wonderful

Latin

wonderful

Latin

Wonderful

English

Wonderful

Latin

wonderful

English

wonderful; astonishing

English

Wondrous

English

Wondrous

Latin

wonderful

Welsh

sea hill

Latin

From the sea

Spanish

Sea protector

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Persian

brave, strong

Latin

Of the sea

English

Famous fighter

Latin

Of the sea

English

Friend

English

Marvelous

Spanish

wonderful

French

sea town

Spanish

brave; strong

English

From an English surname that was derived from the Welsh given name Merfyn or the Old English name Mærwine. As an American given name, it steadily rose

Celtic

sea friend

Celtic

sea friend; protector

Old English

sea friend

Spanish

Little friend

Latin

sea friend

Latin

wonderful

Latin

little marvel

English

The one who is a great subject

Welsh

From the sea

English

Wonderful

Celtic

Sea friend

Arabic

Plant name

Arabic

Mountain

African

Beloved

Arabic

Brave

Arabic

Courageous person

Indian

Land of the desert

English

The blessed one

English

Famous friend

Latin

warrior

Spanish

Warlike

Old English

great stream

English

Usual English form of Maria, the Latin form of the New Testament Greek names Μαριάμ (Mariam) and Μαρία (Maria) — the spellings are interchangeable — w

English

Combination of Mary and Ann.

English

Combination of Mary and Anne 1.

English

Combination of Mary and Beth.

English

Combination of Mary and Jane.

English

Combination of Mary and Jo.

English

Combination of Mary and Lou.

Various

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

English

beloved; noble

Various

Arabic

Beloved

Arabic

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved; wished-for child

Latin

Angel of Mary

Southeast Asian

Beloved

English

Combination of Mary and Ann.

English

Combination of Mary and Anne 1.

Southeast Asian

Beloved

Celtic

Unknown

English

bitter; beloved

English

Beautiful Mary

English

Combination of Mary and Beth.

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Bitter strength

Spanish

beloved

Spanish

beloved Mary

Hebrew

beloved; sea of bitterness

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Latin

beloved, sea

Spanish

Little Mary

Korean

Little Mary

Indigenous Americas

Beloved

Spanish

Mary of the sky

Spanish

little Mary

Christian

Mary

English

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved; bitter

Spanish

Shining light

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

Beloved of God

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

Combination of Mary and Elizabeth

English

Combination of Mary and Ellen 1.

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved, princess

Hebrew

God is my oath

Arabic

Wished-for child

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved

Spanish

Beloved

Hebrew

Bitter

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

beloved

Latin

beloved of Mary

Spanish

Mary's faith

Spanish

Flower of Mary

French

beloved, free

English

Beloved

English

Golden flower

Hebrew

beloved grace

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

Wished-for child

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Of the sea

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Bitter

Celtic

Bitter

English

Invented name

Hebrew

bitter grace

Southeast Asian

Unknown

English

Combination of Mary and Jose

Latin

joy of Mary

English

Joyful Mary

Hebrew

Bitter

Hebrew

Bitter

Hebrew

beloved, garden

English

Bitter

English

Bitter

Irish

Mary's hill

Hebrew

Bitter

Slavic

Little Mary

Hebrew

Bitter

English

Bitter

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness; beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness; wished-for child

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Spanish

Little Mary

English

Combination of Mary and Lou.

Spanish

Love of Mary

English

Variant of Marylou.

Spanish

Mary of the moon

Spanish

Beloved

Hebrew

bitter; beloved

English

Variant of Marilyn.

English

Bitterness

Arabic

Drop of the sea

English

Bitter

English

bitter; beloved

English

Sea of bitterness

English

beloved; little Mary

Latin

Of the sea

Hebrew

sea of bitterness; beloved

Spanish

Star of the sea

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved

English

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Latin

little Mary

Spanish

Beloved star

Spanish

Little Mary

English

Pearl

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

African

Beloved child

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Beloved

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

Uncertain

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Spanish

peaceful Mary

Hebrew

beloved

English

Queen of Mary

Spanish

Little Mary

Italian

rose of Mary

English

Bitter

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Bitter beauty

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Slavic

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

English

beloved; bitter

Celtic

Bitter

Spanish

Little Mary

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

Bitterness

Spanish

Sea of bitterness

Hebrew

beloved; bitter

Latin

Bitter sea

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness

Spanish

Little Mary

Arabic

Beloved

Hebrew

sea of bitterness

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

beloved

Spanish

Moonlight

Hebrew

Sea of bitterness