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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Mintu | A healthier person, one who is strong | |
| Mintxo | Basque diminutive of Firmin. | |
| Minty | Diminutive Form Of Aminta Or Araminta | |
| Mintze | Bitter | |
| Minu | Eden | |
| Minuette | A pretty small one, a delicate person | |
| Minuit | midnight | |
| Minuyara | A fish from the deep water | |
| Minver | A fair skinned person. Name of a famous Cornish Saint | |
| Minya | Wish, Desire | |
| Minyamin | Right-hand Son; Similar to Benedict; Derived from Hebrew name Minyan meaning to count or to number | |
| Minyomei | Right-hand Son; Similar to Benedict; Derived from Hebrew name Minyan meaning to count or to number | |
| Minyomi | Right-hand Son; Similar to Benedict; Derived from Hebrew name Minyan meaning to count or to number | |
| Minyonette | cute | |
| Minyonne | cute | |
| Minze | Mint | |
| Mio | Beautiful, Cherry Blossom. Thread | |
| Miodrag | Derived from the element mio, a Serbo-Croatian form of the Slavic element milŭ meaning "dear", combined with dorgŭ meaning "precious". | |
| Miomir | Derived from the element mio, a Serbian form of the Slavic element milŭ meaning "dear", combined with mirŭ meaning "peace" or "world". | |
| Miosoti | A small flower or a tiny shrub | |
| Miqayel | One of the closest archangel of the God | |
| Miqdad | A Strong or powerful person. Name of a companion of Prophet. | |
| Miqdam | A courageous person from the battlefield | |
| Miqsam | A Good luck, a fortune. Name of the Prophet's companion | |
| Miqueias | Portuguese form of Micaiah. | |
| Miquel | Who is like God? | |
| Miquela | who is like God? | |
| Miquella | The one who passes the message of God | |
| Mir | An aristocrat, a commander, a prince | |
| Mira | Look, Admirable | |
| Miraaj | A route to the sky, an elevated route to the heaven | |
| Miraan | A princess or a royal girl from the princely estate | |
| Mirabai | An ocean of knowledge, A women of sea. A poetess and devotee of Lord Krishna | |
| Mirabel | Wondrous | |
| Mirabell | wonderful | |
| Mirabella | Wonderful | |
| Mirabelle | Wonderful | |
| Mirabilis | A remarkable person, an amazing beauty | |
| Mirac | Ascension | |
| Miracle | Divine Act | |
| Mirage | Illusion, Fantasy | |
| Mirah | Glad | |
| Mirai | Future | |
| Mirain | A beautiful girl, someone who is calm or brings calmness | |
| Miraj | Place Of Ascent | |
| Mirajul | A patient person, one who belongs to the path of heaven | |
| Miral | A large body of water sparkling brilliantly in the day light. | |
| Miran | worthy of admiration | |
| Mirana | wonderful; peace; prosperous | |
| Miranda | Admirable | |
| Mirandah | worthy of admiration | |
| Mirari | Miracle | |
| Miras | Heritage, inheritance | |
| Mirash | A desert, or a deserted land or place | |
| Mirasol | A fully grown beautiful sunflower | |
| Mirat | A mirror, where one can see oneself | |
| Mirata | An object that reflects the image: a mirror | |
| Miray | Glowing like a moon | |
| Miraya | Lord Krishna's devotee | |
| Mirce | Derived from the Slavic element mirŭ meaning "peace, world". | |
| Mircea | Peace | |
| Mirche | Peace, world | |
| Mirco | Great, famous | |
| Mirdul | A tender or a soft person, a delicate person | |
| Mirdza | Derived from Latvian mirdzēt meaning "to shine, to glitter". This is the name of a tragic character in the play Vaidelote (1894) by the Latvian poet and playwright Aspazija. | |
| Mireia | To admire, a one who is admired | |
| Mireilla | admire | |
| Mireille | Admirable | |
| Mireio | admire | |
| Mirek | A peaceful nature, ambassador of peace | |
| Mirel | In Hebrew it means something spoken of the God. In Celtic it means a bright sea | |
| Mirela | An admired person, most admirable | |
| Mirele | The person who is admired the most | |
| Mirelha | Variant of Mirèio using classical Occitan spelling conventions. | |
| Mirell | admire | |
| Mirella | Admirable | |
| Mirelle | wonderful; peace; prosperous; admire | |
| Miremba | Peaceful | |
| Mirembe | Woman of peace | |
| Miren | Rebellious woman | |
| Mirena | Of the sea | |
| Mirette | Admirable | |
| Mireya | Admirable | |
| Mirham | star of the sea | |
| Miri | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Miria | The Holy virgin mother Mary | |
| Miriam | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Miriama | Slovak variant of Miriam. | |
| Mirian | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Miriana | wonderful; peace; prosperous | |
| Mirica | Miracle | |
| Miricah | Miracle | |
| Mirielis | The beautiful, one who is admired | |
| Mirielle | Sea Bright | |
| Mirilla | wonderful; peace; prosperous | |
| Mirinda | Beautiful, Admirable | |
| Mirit | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Miriyana | A prosperous, one who wished for a child | |
| Mirja | star of the sea | |
| Mirjahaan | The King or the ruler of the world |