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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Mosella | savior | |
| Moselle | savior | |
| Moseph | Blessed | |
| Moses | Born Of A God | |
| Mosette | savior | |
| Moshe | Drawn Out Of The Water | |
| Mosheh | taken out of the water or saved | |
| Moshon | A suitable word to describe someone in motion | |
| Mosi | First born child | |
| Mosiah | Drawn out | |
| Mosie | Son | |
| Moska | The smile or the expression of happiness | |
| Moslem | Persian form of Muslim. | |
| Mosley | The family name for the Lords of a manor | |
| Moss | Born Of A God | |
| Mosse | The one who is saved out of the water | |
| Mossie | Birth giving | |
| Mossimo | The largest or the greatest of all | |
| Mostafa | Chosen One | |
| Mostaffa | The preferred one | |
| Mostapha | The one who is preferred over others | |
| Mostofa | Alternate transcription of Bengali মোস্তফা (see Mostafa). | |
| Mostyn | From The Mossy Town | |
| Mot | Means "death" in Ugaritic. This was the name of the Ugaritic god of death and the lord of the netherworld. He was a son of the supreme god El. | |
| Mota | A Person who loved besides the hillock | |
| Motabir | A trusted person, an accomplished one | |
| Motana | Name of a strong and tall mountain | |
| Mo'tasim | An ancient Aryan (Early Iranians) festival to welcome Autumn season. "Mehr' is the kindness, and also represents love, knowledge and friendship. | |
| Motecuhzoma | Means "he becomes angry like a lord" in Nahuatl, from mo- "himself", tēcu- "lord" and zōma "become angry, frown". This name was borne by two emperors of the Aztec Empire. | |
| Motee | A pearl from the deep oceans | |
| Motega | New arrow | |
| Motel | Yiddish diminutive of Mordecai. This is the name of a character in the musical Fiddler on the Roof (1964). | |
| Moti | Pearl | |
| Motia | Pearl; A variant of name Moti | |
| Motiejus | Older Lithuanian form of Matthew. | |
| Motilal | Pearl; Valuable; Precious Stone; Shining | |
| Motke | Yiddish diminutive of Mordecai. | |
| Moto | Mind, Spirit, Soul | |
| Motoko | Beginning, Child, Foundation | |
| Motown | Motor Town | |
| Motoye | Origin, Foundation | |
| Motoyo | Origin, Generation, Lifetime | |
| Motreina | lady, matron | |
| Mottayita | One who is reserved and has a friendly personality | |
| Motya | God has rewarded | |
| Mou | Honey; Sweet | |
| Mouafak | The one who is useful or that match the requirement | |
| Mouawiyah | A Young Fox. The Caliphs of Islam | |
| Moubani | A flower | |
| Moubarak | The greetings or the way to congratulate others | |
| Moude | One who battle bravely | |
| Moufid | Some one who is useful | |
| Moufida | The one who is profitable or useful to others | |
| Mouhamadou | The most praised one | |
| Mouhamed | The one who is praised the most | |
| Mouhamoin | One who is in love with nature and surroundings | |
| Mouhaned | The sword or something used to cut | |
| Mouhit | A charmer, one who is charming | |
| Mouhyeddin | One who revives the religion. The title of a Islam Sufi Saint Abdul Qadir jilani | |
| Mouid | The servant of the Almighty | |
| Moukib | The last of the Prophets of Islam | |
| Moukthika | Goddess Lakshmi | |
| Moulali | One who is creative and has a certain mindset | |
| Mouleen | A dweller from the mill | |
| Mouli | A sacred thread of the Hindu religion | |
| Moulik | Valuable | |
| Moumin | One who is on belief or right faith | |
| Moumita | A sweet friend | |
| Mouna | Desires, Wish | |
| Mounasami | A person who remains silent | |
| Mounesh | The silent god, an avatar of Lord Shiva | |
| Mouni | One of many names of Lord Shiva | |
| Mounia | wish, desire | |
| Mounib | A person who turns to Allah and repents the sin | |
| Mounif | To honour, to hold in high-esteem | |
| Mounika | Silence | |
| Mounil | A bird, someone who can fly | |
| Mounir | A bright shining person | |
| Mounira | A very talented, bright-minded | |
| Mounish | The lord of minds, the conqueror of minds | |
| Mounisha | Silent | |
| Mourad | A wish or a desire from the Almighty | |
| Mourade | Wish, Desire | |
| Mourib | One who is fluent and eloquent. | |
| Mouric | A tanned person, dark complexion | |
| Mourici | dark-skinned person | |
| Mourya | The king, the ruler, one who is great | |
| Mousa | One who is derived from the water | |
| Mouses | Greek form of Moses. | |
| Moushe | A form of Moses, meaning to draw out water. | |
| Moushimi | reliant on a season or a period of time | |
| Moussa | Alternate transcription of Arabic موسى (see Musa), as well as the form commonly used in West Africa. | |
| Moustafa | the chosen one | |
| Moustapha | Form of Mustafa used in parts of French-influenced West Africa. | |
| Moutasem | One who seeks help from the Almighty | |
| Moutasim | One who seeks refuge from the Almighty | |
| Moutushi | A flower | |
| Mouza | One who is derived out of water or saved from the water | |
| Movesh | A Gujarati name meaning Transferring | |
| Movind | A cool tempered person with strong mind |