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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Mohmad | Enhanced belongings, superior possessions. | |
| Mohmmedidrees | Sweet as nectar, honeyed as sugary. | |
| Mohnish | Lord Krishna | |
| Mohomet | The praised one | |
| Mohon | Attractive; Appealing; Lovable; Likeable; Pleasing; Charming; Desirable | |
| Mohona | An opening of river; A Bengali equivalent of Mohana or Mohini | |
| Mohonmala | Necklace; A Bengali name meaning a Garland of wishes | |
| Mohor | Parsi - Moon; 12th day of a month | |
| Mohsana | The person bearing the nature and sweetness of Honey, particularly, honey bee | |
| Mohsen | Benefactor | |
| Mohsin | Meaning 'Charitable' and 'beneficent'. | |
| Mohsina | The minimal wonderful one, tiny pleasing one. | |
| Mohtadi | The person belonging to a racial group having dark skin. | |
| Mohtashim | The person with black skin color who comes from a special racial group. | |
| Mohul | Attractive | |
| Moi | Having skin rich in melanin pigments. | |
| Moia | great; mother | |
| Moidu | A cute and deserving person; elegance | |
| Moidul | The member of the communist party or a socialist who advocate communism. | |
| Moin | A wonderful apple, supremely flavoured apple. | |
| Moina | noble, aristocratic; beloved | |
| Moinkhan | The person who is very affectionate and loving. | |
| Moinuddin | Deliberate disaster, contemplate misfortune. | |
| Moira | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Moire | star of the sea | |
| Moirin | Gentle wind blows in the warmest season of the year. | |
| Moirrey | City in the mid of villages, urban in the central of parishes. | |
| Moise | Crawling Mountain | |
| Moisei | Old Church Slavic form of Moses. | |
| Moisella | savior | |
| Moiselle | savior | |
| Moises | Born Of | |
| Moisey | Russian form of Moses. | |
| Moishe | Clearance on unfruitful land, Defrayal on barren land. | |
| Moisis | The noble Lord who is having or showing a kindly or tender nature. | |
| Moithili | An epithet of Sita; A variant spelling of Maithili | |
| Moitreyi | Friendly,Name Of A Woman Scholar; A Bengali variant of the Sanskrit name Maitreyi which means well learned lady | |
| Moitri | Friendly,Name Of A Woman Scholar; A Bengali variant of the Sanskrit name Maitreyi which means well learned lady | |
| Moiz | The flat peak, horizontal top. | |
| Moizez | Bretons form of Moses, meaning drawn from water | |
| Moja | great; mother | |
| Mojca | The beloved one. | |
| Mojcej | A form of Moses. It means to draw out. | |
| Mojdeh | Good news or one who brings good news. | |
| Mojgan | Pretty, Eyelashes | |
| Mojil | Happy | |
| Mojisola | Means "I wake up to wealth" in Yoruba. | |
| Mojmir | Derived from the Slavic elements mojĭ meaning "my" and mirŭ meaning "peace" or "world". This was the name of a 9th-century ruler of Moravia. | |
| Mojo | A Magic Charm, Or Sexual Prowess | |
| Mojtaba | Sturdy associate, solid comrade, stout work-mate. | |
| Mokammel | A sweet heart, dear, the one who is pleasant and appealing. | |
| Mokate | An easy going and humble being | |
| Moke | Born Of | |
| Mokee'e | Means "little woman" in Cheyenne [1]. | |
| Mokhammad | Tatar form of Muhammad. | |
| Mokhammat | Tatar form of Muhammad. | |
| Mokhmad | Chechen form of Muhammad. | |
| Mokhoda | Saviour; A variant of name Mokhtara | |
| Mokhtar | The healthier belongings, restored properties. | |
| Mokhtara | Determination, aspiration, hood, shelter, shield. | |
| Mokkaiyah | A person who is intelligent and brave | |
| Mokosh | Derived from the Old Slavic root mok meaning "wet, moist". Mokosh was a Slavic goddess associated with weaving, women, water and fertility. | |
| Moksa | The liberalisation, or freedom from the world | |
| Moksh | Salvation | |
| Moksha | The ability of recording any information and recalling at the time when needed. | |
| Mokshad | The created and good looking, formed beautifully. | |
| Mokshagna | The divinity who represents motherhood. | |
| Mokshajna | The energy point for the salvation within body | |
| Mokshal | One who is free from all the duties | |
| Mokshana | The time or the unit of time for salvation | |
| Mokshgna | The salvation fire, urge for salvation | |
| Mokshi | The one who left everything | |
| Mokshit | The one who is liberated or free | |
| Mokshita | Salvation | |
| Mokshith | The one who wants to be free or liberated | |
| Moksin | Free | |
| Molde | Plural form of Mold which means a soil which is fertile | |
| Moldir | transparent, clean | |
| Molie | Bitter | |
| Moliere | Stage name adopted by the French playwright and actor Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (1622-1673), the author of Tartuffe and other works. He probably borrowed the name from one of the many French towns called Meulière or Molière. | |
| Molika | Unknown | |
| Molimo | Meaning Unkown | |
| Molina | The lady belongs to the mill | |
| Molissa | bee; honey | |
| Moll | star of the sea | |
| Molle | A form of Mary, meaning bitter. | |
| Mollee | star of the sea | |
| Molleigh | A strong-willed person | |
| Molley | star of the sea | |
| Molli | Bitter | |
| Mollie | Form of MARY. bitter | |
| Molly | Of The Sea Or Bitter | |
| Mollyann | God has favoured us | |
| Mollye | A girl with rebellious nature | |
| Momchil | Boy | |
| Momi | Pearl | |
| Momiji | Red leaves, also referred to the maple tree | |
| Momilani | Pearl from heaven | |
| Momin | A person who is pious, always on faith | |
| Momir | Serbian form of Mojmír. |