| Name | Meaning | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Ludmila | loved by the people | czechoslovakian |
| Ludmilla | beloved | slavic |
| Luell | Famous elf | English |
| Luella | famous elf | english |
| Luella | Famous elf | English |
| Luella | Feminine of Louis. | Spanish |
| Luete | Of the people | German |
| Luighseach | Torch bringer | Irish |
| Luigina | well-born | greek |
| Luijzika | Renowned warrior | German |
| Luisa | Italian form of Louise (renowned warrior) | italian |
| Luisa | Spanish form of Louise famous in war | Spanish |
| Luise | Renowned warrior | German |
| Luiza | famous in war | romanian |
| Luiza | Feminine of Louis. | Spanish |
| Lujza | myth name | hungarian |
| Lujza | Renowned warrior | German |
| Lukina | graceful and bright | slavic |
| Luloah | a pearl | arabic |
| Lulu | Swahili and Muslim name meaning "pearl" or "precious." | african |
| Lulu | Pet form of the names Louise or Louella. | English |
| Lulu | Rabbit | Native American |
| Lulwa | Pearl | Arabic |
| Luminita | little light | romanian |
| Luna | Moon | Spanish |
| Lundy | born on Monday | french |
| Lundy | Monday | French |
| Luned | servant of Laudine | arthurian |
| Luned | Servant of Laudine | Arthurian Legend |
| Lunet | Servant of Laudine | Arthurian Legend |
| Lunete | Servant of Laudine | Arthurian Legend |
| Lunetta | little moon | italian |
| Lupe | Wolf | Spanish |
| Lupita | Abbreviation of Guadalupe. | Spanish |
| Lur | Earth | Spanish |
| Lurleen | Temptress | German |
| Lurlene | Temptress | German |
| Lurlina | Temptress | German |
| Lurline | Temptress | German |
| Luvena | little beloved one | english |
| Luvena | Little beloved one | English |
| Luvenia | Derived from the Roman given name Levinia. | Spanish |
| Luvina | Little beloved one | English |
| Luvina | Derived from the Roman given name Levinia. | Spanish |
| Luvyna | Little beloved one | English |
| Luyu | Wild dove | Native American |
| Luz | Brings light | Spanish |
| Lyani | Unknown | |
| Lycoris | twilight | greek |
| Lydia | from Lydia | greek |
| Lydia | Beauty | Greek |
| Lyla | Feminine of Lyle from the island. Variant of Delilah. | English |
| Lylah | “Love, Cherish, Flowers. Beautiful one, clever one, special.” | Unknown |
| Lylia | Variant of Lillian derived from the flower name Lily. Symbol of innocence: purity: beauty. | American |
| Lyn | "A cascade."Variants include Lynn, Linn, Lynna, and Lynne. | anglo |
| Lyn | A cascade | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lyn | Waterfall | English |
| Lynda | Variant of Linda. lime tree: linden tree: beautiful. | English |
| Lyndall | Variant of Linda. lime tree: linden tree: beautiful. | English |
| Lyndee | Variant of Linda. lime tree: linden tree: beautiful. | English |
| Lyndi | Variant of Linda. lime tree: linden tree: beautiful. | English |
| Lyndsay | Variant of Lindsey from the linden tree island | English |
| Lyndsey | A lake: a place of linden trees. | English |
| Lyndsey | A lake: a place of linden trees. | Scottish |
| Lyndsie | Variant of Lindsey from the linden tree island | English |
| Lynee | Unknown | |
| Lynelle | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | English |
| Lynelle | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynessa | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynessa | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | English |
| Lynet | sister of Lyonors | arthurian |
| Lynet | Grace | Celtic |
| Lynet | Sister of Lyonors | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynet | Bird | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lynette | Sister of Lyonors. Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynette | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | English |
| Lynette | Grace | Celtic |
| Lynette | Bird | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lynley | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | English |
| Lynley | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynn | waterfall | english |
| Lynn | Waterfall | English |
| Lynn | A cascade | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lynna | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | English |
| Lynna | A cascade | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lynna | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynne | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynne | A cascade | Anglo-Saxon |
| Lynne | Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest in Arthurian legend: variant of the Irish Gaelic word lann meaning house: church. | English |
| Lynnet | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | English |
| Lynnet | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynnette | little lion | french |
| Lynnette | Little lion | French |
| Lynnette | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | Arthurian Legend |
| Lynnette | Variant of ancient Welsh given name. In Arthurian legend Lynette accompanied Sir Gareth on a knightly quest. | English |
| Lynsey | Variant of Lindsey from the linden tree island | English |
| Lynzee | Variant of Lindsey from the linden tree island | English |
| Lynzey | Derived from Lindsay or Lindsey | American |
| Lynzie | Variant of Lindsey from the linden tree island | English |
| Lyones | Wife of Gareth | Arthurian Legend |
| Lyonesse | wife of Gareth | arthurian |
| Lyonesse | little lion | celtic |
| Lyonesse | Wife of Gareth | Arthurian Legend |
| Lyonesse | Little lion | Celtic |
| Lyonet | sister of Lyones | arthurian |
| Lyonet | Sister of Lyones | Arthurian Legend |
| Lyonette | Little lion | French |
| Lyonors | mother of Boore | arthurian |
| Lyonors | Mother of Boore | Arthurian Legend |
| Lyra | Of the Iyre or song | French |
| Lyric | Of the Iyre or song | French |
| Lyriel | “Variant of Lyrical, meaning song.” | Unknown |
| Lyrika | Music of my heart. Variant of Lyric. | Unknown |
| Lyris | lyrical | greek |
| Lysandra | defends man | greek |
| Lysanor | Mother of Boore | Arthurian Legend |
| Lyssa | Honey: Abbreviation of Melissa: Lissandra: Alyssa. | English |
| Lyubov | Russian equivalent of the virtue, "charity." MARGARETE, MARGOSHA | russian |
| Lyubov | Love. Alternate Spellings: Lyuba or Luba. | Russian |
| Lyvia | Life. Ancient Roman name. Abbreviation of Olivia. | English |
| Lyza | Abbreviation of Elizabeth and Eliza. | English |
| Lyzbeth | Abbreviation of Elizabeth. | English |
| Ma’isah | walking with a proud, swinging gait | arabic |
| Maat | myth name (goddess of order and justice) | egyptian |
| Mab | Happiness | Irish |
| Mabbina | Happiness | Irish |
| Mabel | lovable MADONNA | latin |
| Mabelle | Lovable. | French |
| Mabina | Nimble | Celtic |
| Mable | Lovable. Abbreviation of Amabel. | English |
| Mabyn | Ever young. | Welsh |
| Macala | A diffrent way of spelling makayla | Australia |
| Macawi | Sioux name meaning " generous." | native |
| Macayla | A gift from God. | English |
| Macayle | “Strong-willed, fiery.” | Gaelic |
| Macee | Derived from medieval male form of Matthew. | French |
| Macey | Derived from medieval male form of Matthew. | French |
| Macha | Plain | Irish |
| Machara | Plain | Scottish |
| Machayla | Variant of Michael. | Unknown |
| Machiko | fortunate child | japanese |
| Maci | Derived from medieval male form of Matthew. | English |
| Macie | Derived from medieval male form of Matthew. | English |
| Mackayla | Unknown | |
| Mackaylie | Unknown | |
| Mackenna | Child of the handsome one. | Scottish |
| Mackenzie | Child of the wise leader | Celtic |
| Mackenzie | Son of Kenzie: fair: favored one. | Scottish |
| Mackinzie | Ever Loving | English |
| Mackynsie | Alternate Spelling: Mackenzie. | American |
| Macy | Derived from medieval male form of Matthew. | French |
| Mad? | Second daughter. | Bali |
| Mada | From Mathilda | Irish |
| Madailein | Irish forms of Madeleine magnificent | Irish |
| Madalen | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madalena | Bitter: Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Madalene | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | French |
| Madalina | magnificent | romanian |
| Madalyn | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madalyne | Tower. Alternate Spelling: Madaline. | French |
| Madalynn | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Maddalen | Magnificent | German |
| Maddalena | Magnificent | German |
| Maddalene | Magnificent | German |
| Maddalyn | Magnificent | German |
| Maddie | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | English |
| Maddielynn | English | |
| Maddison | Variant of Matthew. Special one. Sincerety. | Unknown |
| Maddisynne | Alternate Spelling: Madison. Son of Matthew. | Welsh |
| Maddy | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | French |
| Maddy-rose | Quest and beautiful. | Unknown |
| Madel | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madelaine | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madeleina | Tower | French |
| Madeleine | tower | french |
| Madeleine | Tower | French |
| Madeleine | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madelena | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madelena | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | English |
| Madelene | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Madelene | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | English |
| Madelhari | Army counselor | German |
| Madelina | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | French |
| Madeline | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman from Magdala. | French |
| Madelon | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | French |
| Madelynn | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Madena | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Madge | approval | greek |
| Madia | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Madie | Tower | French |
| Madihah | praiseworthy | arabic |
| Madilynn | Combination of traditional Madiline and the Lynn. | Unknown |
| Madina | Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine. | Spanish |
| Madison | Surname derived from Matthew: (gift of Jah) or Matilda: (strong fighter). The mermaid heroine of the film Splash. | English |
| Madisyn | Good. Variant of Madison. | English. |
| Madolen | Tower | French |
| Madora | ruler | greek |
| Madra | mother | english |
| Madra | Mother | English |
| Madre | Mother | Spanish |
| Madre | Mother | English |
| Madri | myth name (wife of Pandu) | indian |
| Mady | Maiden | German |
| Mady | Maiden | English |
| Mae | "Kinswoman." | anglo |
| Mae | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Mae | Kinswomen | Anglo-Saxon |
| Mae | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Maegan | Unknown | |
| Maeghan | Great | Irish |
| Maegth | Maiden | English |
| Maeko | honest child | japanese |
| Maelee | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Maelynn | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Maemi | smile of truth | japanese |
| Maertisa | Famous | English |
| Maeve | A mythical queen | Celtic |
| Maeve | Joy | Irish |
| Maeveen | Nimble | Celtic |
| Mafuane | soil | egyptian |
| Magaere | myth name (a Fury) | greek |
| Maganhildi | Strong battle maiden | German |
| Magaskawee | Sioux name meaning " graceful." MAGENA | native |
| Magd | maiden | german |
| Magd | Maiden | German |
| Magda | from the tower | hebrew |
| Magda | Maiden: Abbreviation of Magdalena.Woman from Magdala. Reference to Biblical Mary Magdalene. | German |
| Magda | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Magdala | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Magdalen | Woman from Magdala. The biblical Mary Magdalene came from Magdala area near the sea of Galilee. | Spanish |
| Magdalen | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Magdalena | Woman from Magdala. The biblical Mary Magdalene came from Magdala area near the sea of Galilee. | Spanish |
| Magdalena | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Magdalene | Woman from Magdala. The biblical Mary Magdalene came from Magdala area near the sea of Galilee. | Spanish |
| Magdalene | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Magena | Moon | Native American |
| Maggi | Abbreviation of Margaret. A pearl. | English |
| Maggie | Abbreviation of Margaret. A pearl. | English |
| Maggie | Scottish form of Margaret pearl | Scottish |
| Maggie-lyn | Beautiful Child of Light. | English |
| Maggy | Abbreviation of Margaret. A pearl. | English |
| Magnhilda | Strong battle maiden | German |
| Magnild | Strong battle maiden | German |
| Magnilda | strong battle-maid | german |
| Magnilda | Strong battle maiden | German |
| Magnilde | Strong battle maiden | German |
| Magnolia | flower | french |
| Magnolia | Flower | French |
| Maha | wild cow; cow-eyes | arabic |
| Mahadevi | myth name (great goddess) | indian |
| Mahal | Woman | Native American |
| Mahala | tender | hebrew |
| Mahala | Tender | Hebrew |
| Mahalia | Tender | Hebrew |
| Mahamari | killer | indian |
| Mahault | Dutch form of Matilda (strong battle-maid) | dutch |
| Mahek | Fragrance. | Indian |
| Maheshvari | great lady | indian |
| Mahila | woman | indian |
| Mahina | moon; moonlight | hawaiian |
| Maho | thirsty | chamoru |
| Mahu | Hopi myth name. MAI | native |
| Mahuizoh | male or female name meaning "glorious person." | nahuatl |
| Mai | brightness | japanese |
| Mai | cherry blossom | vietnamese |
| Mai | Scottish form of Margaret pearl | Scottish |
| Mai | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Mai | Coyote | Native American |
| Mai’ana | flower | chamoru |
| Maia | myth name (mother of Hermes) | greek |
| Maia | Close to God | Hebrew |
| Maia | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Maialen | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Maibe | grave | egyptian |
| Maible | Lovable | Irish |
| Maida | "Maiden."Variant, Mayda, exists. | anglo |
| Maida | maiden | english |
| Maida | Maiden: virgin. | English |
| Maida | Maiden | Anglo-Saxon |
| Maidel | Maiden | English |
| Maidel | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Maidie | Maiden | English |
| Maighdlin | Irish forms of Madeleine magnificent | Irish |
| Maikki | bitter | finnish |
| Maile | A vine that grows in Hawaii that is used in making leis. | Hawaiian |
| Maille | Pearl | Irish |
| Mailsi | Pearl | Irish |
| Maiolaine | Flower | French |
| Maira | Variant of Mary bitter. | Scottish |
| Maire | Bitter | Irish |
| Mairead | Name of a saint | Irish |
| Mairearad | pearl | gaelic |
| Mairi | Bitter | Scottish |
| Mairia | Bitter | Irish |
| Mairin | Goddess of the sea | Celtic |
| Mairona | Bitter | Irish |
| Maisie | Scottish form of Margaret pearl | Scottish |
| Maisie | Nickname for Margaret or Marjorie. | English |
| Maisy | Pearl. Variant of Margaret. | Unknown |
| Maitane | dearly loved | english |
| Maitane | Dearly loved | English |
| Maite | Dearly loved | English |
| Maite | Love | Spanish |
| Maitea | Love | Spanish |
| Maitena | Dearly loved | English |
| Maiti | Strong battle maiden | Irish |
| Maitilda | Strong battle maiden | Irish |
| Maitilde | Strong battle maiden | Irish |
| Maiya | surname meaning "rice valley | japanese |
| Maiya | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. | French |
| Maiya | Beautiful forever. | Japanese |
| Maizah | discerning | arabic |
| Majai | Most precious. | French |
| Majella | Name of a saint | Irish |
| Majida | glorious | Arabic |
| Majidah | glorious | arabic |
| Majori | Pearl | French |
| Maka | Sioux name meaning " earth." | native |
| Makaela-marie | A gift from god. | Arabic |
| Makahlie | Godlike. | Unknown |
| Makala | myrtle | hawaiian |
| Makarim | honorable | arabic |
| Makarim | Honourable | Arabic |
| Makawee | Sioux name meaning " mothering." | native |
| Makaylah | Who is like God. Feminine version of Michael. | “Celtic,Gaelic” |
| Makaylyn | Heaven in mommys eyes | Unknown |
| Makda | Ethiopian version of Hebrew Magda, meaning "high tower" or "woman of Magdala." | african |
| Makeda | Amharic of Ethiopia name meaning "beautiful armrest" | african |
| Makela | Variant of Michaela. | Unknown |
| Makemba | Central African name referring to a Congolese goddess. | african |
| Makena | Kikuyu of Kenya name meaning "the happy one." | african |
| Makena | Unknown | |
| Makenna | Happiness | African |
| Makenna | Happiness. Variant of McKenna. | Celtic |
| Makenna | Gift of God | Hawaiian |
| Makenzie | “Variant of Mackenzie, McKenzie” | Unknown |
| Makinzi | Unknown | |
| Makkitotosimew | Algonquin name meaning "she has large breasts." | native |
| Makkitotosimew | She has large breasts (Algonquin) | Native American |
| Malaika | Angel | African |
| Malak | angel | arabic |
| Malak | messenger | hebrew |
| Malak | Messenger | Hebrew |
| Malana | buoyant; light | hawaiian |
| Malcah | queen | hebrew |
| Malcah | Queen | Hebrew |
| Maleah | Hawaiian for Mary/Maria: also means | Hawaiian |
| Maledysaunte | meaning unknown | arthurian |
| Maleka | Queen in the arabic language | Arabic |
| Malene | magnificent | german |
| Malene | Magnificent | German |
| Malerie | Lucky. | English |
| Malerie | “Fruitful, flourishing.” | Celtic |
| Malia | a form of Mary; the perfect one | hawaiian |
| Malia | Zuni name meaning " bitter." | native |
| Malia | Variant of Maria | Spanish |
| Maliha | “Graceful, Beautiful” | Arabic |
| Malika | queen | arabic |
| Malika | industrious | hungarian |
| Malika | Angel | African |
| Malila | Miwok name meaning " fast salmon swimming up a rippling stream." | native |
| Malin | Variant of Magdalena. Woman from Magdala. | Sweden |
| Malina | calming; soothing | hawaiian |
| Malina | From the tower | Hebrew |
| Malinalxochitl | grass flower | nahuatl |
| Malinda | gentle | greek |
| Malinda | Blend of Melissa and Linda. | English |
| Malita | Variant of Maria. | Spanish |
| Malkah | Queen | Hebrew |
| Mallaidh | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Mallorie | Unknown | |
| Mallory | army counselor | german |
| Mallory | Surname popular as a girl’s name due to popular character Mallory on the TV series Family Ties. | English |
| Mallory | Surname popular as a girl’s name due to popular character Mallory on the TV series Family Ties. | French |
| Mallory | Army counselor | German |
| Malmuira | Dark skinned | Scottish |
| Malmuirie | Dark skinned | Scottish |
| Malva | soft | greek |
| Malvina | Handmaiden | Celtic |
| Malvina | Sweet | Irish |
| Mames | Unisexual name meaning "sweet; kind." | chamoru |
| Mamie | Abbreviation of Mary and Miriam. | English |
| Mana | psychic gifts | hawaiian |
| Manaar | Guiding light | Arabic |
| Manaba | Navajo name meaning " return to war." | native |
| Manal | achieve | arabic |
| Manal | Achieve | Arabic |
| Manar | light | arabic |
| Manar | Light | Arabic |
| Manara | Light | Arabic |
| Manauia | unisexual name meaning "defend." | nahuatl |
| Manda | Battle maid | Spanish |
| Manda | Abbreviation of Amanda worthy of being loved. | English |
| Mandalyn | Abbreviation of Amanda worthy of being loved. | English |
| Mandi | Abbreviation of Amanda worthy of being loved. | English |
| Mandie | Abbreviation of Amanda worthy of being loved. | English |
| Mandisa | Xhosa of S. Africa name meaning "sweet." | african |
| Mandisa | sweet | egyptian |
| Mandy | Abbreviation of Amanda worthy of being loved. | English |
| Manette | bitter | french |
| Manette | Bitter | French |
| Manikah | Unknown | |
| Manisha | Indian | |
| Maniya | Unknown | |
| Mankalita | Zuni name.Meaning unknown MANSI | native |
| Manoela | With us is God. Variant of Manuel. | Spanish |
| Manon | Diminutive form of Marie which is a variant of Mary bitter. | French |
| Mansi | Plucked flower (Hopi) | Native American |
| Manuela | God is among us | hebrew |
| Manuela | the Lord is among us | romanian |
| Manuela | God is with us | Spanish |
| Manuela | God is among us | Hebrew |
| Manya | Bitter | Russian |
| Maola | Handmaiden | Irish |
| Maoli | Handmaiden | Irish |
| Maolmin | polished chief | gaelic |
| Mapenzi | Swahili name meaning "beloved." | african |
| Mapiya | Sioux name meaning " sky." MARALAH | native |
| Mara | bitter | romanian |
| Mara | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Mara | Bitter. The biblical Naomi claimed the name Mara as an expression of grief after the deaths of her husband and sons: Variant of Mary: Abbreviation of Tamara. | English |
| Maralah | Born during an earthquake | Native American |
| Maralyn | Blend of Marie or Mary and Lyn. | English |
| Maram | asperation | arabic |
| Maranda | Unknown | |
| Marcail | Pearl | Scottish |
| Marcela | warlike | romanian |
| Marcela | Warring | Spanish |
| Marceline | “Longevity, pillar.” | French |
| Marcella | Warring | French |
| Marcelle | warring | french |
| Marcelle | Warring | French |
| Marcellia | Warring | French |
| Marchelle | Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. | French |
| Marcia | “Variant of Mark. Mars, Greek God.” | Unknown |
| Marcsa | bitter, grace | hungarian |
| Mare | Bitter | Irish |
| Maree | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | English |
| Maree | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | French |
| Mareesa | Variant of Maria. | English |
| Marelda | famous battle-maid | german |
| Marelda | Famous battle maiden | German |
| Marella | Shining sea. Variant of Muriel. | Irish |
| Marella | Shining sea. Variant of Muriel. | Celtic |
| Maren | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Marenka | bitter | czechoslovakian |
| Margaret | pearl | greek |
| Margaret | Name of a saint | Irish |
| Margaret | Child of Light: Pearl | “Persian,Latin” |
| Margareta | pearl | romanian |
| Margarethe | Danish form of Margaret (pearl) | danish |
| Margarid | Armenian form of Margaret (pearl) | armenian |
| Margarita | Pearl. | Spanish |
| Margaux | Pearl | French |
| Margawse | Mother of Gawain | Arthurian Legend |
| Margeaux | Variant of Margaret. Pearl. | French |
| Margerie | Variant of the French Margerie. | English |
| Margery | Pearl | French |
| Margit | Pearl. | German |
| Margo | pearl | french |
| Margo | Variant of Margaret. Pearl. | German |
| Margo | Variant of Margaret. Pearl. | French |
| Margot | Pearl | French |
| Margreet | Pearl. | Netherlands |
| Margret | German form of Margaret (child of light: pearl) | German |
| Margrit | pearl | swiss |
| Margrit | Pearl. | German |
| Marguerite | Pearl | French |
| Marhilda | Famous battle maiden | German |
| Marhildi | Famous battle maiden | German |
| Maria | bitter | italian |
| Maria | bitter | romanian |
| Maria | Bitter | French |
| Maria | Bitter | German |
| Maria | Bitter | Spanish |
| Maria | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Mariabella | My Beautiful Mary | Italian |
| Mariah | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | English |
| Mariah | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | French |
| Mariam | Arabic form of Mary (bitter), mother of Jesus | arabic |
| Mariam | Arabic form of Mary | Arabic |
| Mariama | Popular W. African name meaning "gift of God." | african |
| Mariamne | rebellious | hebrew |
| Mariamne | Rebellious | Hebrew |
| Marian | Bitter | French |
| Mariana | compound name combining Marie and Anne, "bitter grace." | romanian |
| Mariane | Variant of Mary bitter. | French |
| Marianne | Bitter | French |
| Maribel | bitter, beautiful | hebrew |
| Maribel | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Maribella | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Maribelle | Bitter | Hebrew |
| Marica | a nymph | romanian |
| Maricel | Variant of Marcella Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. | Spanish |
| Maricela | Variant of Marcella Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. | Spanish |
| Maricelia | Variant of Marcella Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. | Spanish |
| Maricella | Variant of Marcella Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares. | Spanish |
| Maridith | Protector of the sea. | Old Welsh |
| Marie | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | English |
| Marie | Variant of Latin Mary bitter | French |
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