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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Manuelo | God is with us | |
| Manuj | It has a Sanskrit meaning as Human; Son of Manu; A variant of Manuja | |
| Manuja | She who is human | |
| Manukha | One who has human form | |
| Manumina | A small piece of fur under the chin | |
| Manuprairna | One who is insirational | |
| Manura | Good for mankind | |
| Manuraj | Kuber | |
| Manus | Great/Army Man | |
| Manushi | A kind woman | |
| Manushri | Goddess Lakshmi | |
| Manushya | A human being | |
| Manute | An African name | |
| Manva | Mind or mind identifier | |
| Manvanthar | The age of transition | |
| Manvay | Good Friend; Companion; Well Wisher; Supporter and Guide | |
| Manveer | One with a brave heart | |
| Manvel | One who is from a great estate | |
| Manvendra | King among men | |
| Manvesh | One who has a gift of music | |
| Manvi | One with best qualities | |
| Manvik | A kind hearted person | |
| Manvinder | A lord of the heart | |
| Manvir | One with a courageous mind | |
| Manvit | A human being | |
| Manvith | One who is human | |
| Manwant | A persong who has a strong heart | |
| Manwantbir | A warrior who has a strong heart | |
| Manwantpal | The protector of the strong hearted people | |
| Many | Jewel | |
| Manya | bitter | |
| Manyam | One who is like the forest | |
| Manyara | Means "you have been humbled" in Shona. | |
| Manyiten | Woman Heart | |
| Manyn | Beloved | |
| Manyu | Mind; Wise; Powers; To think | |
| Manyudeva | A man of good spirits | |
| Manzar | A sight or a view | |
| Manzi | Occupational name for one who raised steers. Mostly used as a surname | |
| Manzie | Short for Amanda, Almanzo | |
| Manzir | One who raises caution and who warns others | |
| Manzoor | Accept | |
| Manzoora | An admirable and accepted woman | |
| Manzuma | A woman who is like a poem or a song | |
| Manzur | An admired and aknowledged man | |
| Mao | True Center | |
| Maoilios | Means "servant of Jesus" in Scottish Gaelic. | |
| Maol Chaluim | Scottish Gaelic form of Malcolm. | |
| Maoli | A Dominican Republic term for handmaiden | |
| Maolsheachlann | Modern Irish form of Máel Sechlainn. | |
| Ma'ome | Means "ice" in Cheyenne [1]. | |
| Maona | God, He Who Made Earth | |
| Maor | Means "a light" in Hebrew. | |
| Maovesa | Horse | |
| Mapappa | Someone who has been detached or removed | |
| Mapelai | Lovable | |
| Mapiya | Heavenly | |
| Maple | Maple | |
| Maponos | Means "great son", from the Celtic root *makwos meaning "son" (Gaulish and Brythonic mapos) combined with the divine or augmentative suffix -on. This was the name of a god of youth worshipped in Gaul and Britain. He was commonly equated with the Greco-Roman god Apollo [1][2][3]. | |
| Maqadar | A fate, desitiny | |
| Maqbool | An accepted, aknowedged and beloved individual | |
| Maqboola | A person who is aknoledged and accepted | |
| Maqbul | A prayer that is accepted by the God | |
| Maqbula | A preyer aknowledged and accepted by God | |
| Maqeem | A resident, someone who stays | |
| Maqitreni | An Irish male name | |
| Maqsood | One who is intended to marry, a proposed person | |
| Maqsooda | A woman who is proposed | |
| Maqsud | A person who is destined to get married | |
| Maquilla | Unclear | |
| Maquinna | Unclear | |
| Mar | The Sea | |
| Mara | bitter | |
| Maraal | Armenian - Deer | |
| Maraala | A woman greaceful as a swan | |
| Maraam | Aspiration; Wish; Desire | |
| Maraatib | A man of excelence and nobility | |
| Marab | Person focused on getting to the final point, reaching the goal | |
| Marabel | star of the sea | |
| Marabella | A sea of bitterness and sorrow | |
| Marabelle | star of the sea | |
| Marabeth | One who is like the sea of bitterness | |
| Marable | A marvelous woman | |
| Marache | From Mexican "mariachi", a style of mexican music | |
| Marae | Bitter | |
| Maraed | Woman who is pretty as a pearl | |
| Marah | bitter | |
| Marai | A woman of rebellious nature | |
| Maraia | A daughter that was wished for | |
| Maraimalai | A male name of Hindi origin | |
| Maraimani | A Hindu Boy name | |
| Maraja | Means "made of the sea" in Esperanto, a derivative of maro "sea", ultimately from Latin mare. | |
| Marajade | A female name of Hindi origin | |
| Maral | Swan | |
| Marala | Swan | |
| Maralah | From Maralah, Palestine | |
| Maralin | Beloved | |
| Maralina | bitter | |
| Maralinda | bitter | |
| Maraline | bitter |