First Names starting with “M”
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Popular first names starting with “M”
First Names starting with “M”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maresch | m | Hebrew | The boy's name Maresch has its roots in Hebrew, with no specific word composition known… |
| Maresi | f | Maresi is a girl's name whose origin is unclear | |
| Maret | f | Estonian | Maret represents an Estonian variant of Margarete and means 'the pearl', derived from L… |
| Mareta | f | Aramaic | Mareta represents a Latvian short form of Margarete and also serves as a Kiribati versi… |
| Mareth | f | The name Mareth comes from the Old High German word combination 'margarites' and means … | |
| Marfa | f | Aramaic | Marfa (Марфа) is the Russian form of the biblical name Martha (Ancient Greek Márthā) an… |
| Marg | f | Latin | Marg is a feminine short form of Margaret, the English equivalent of Margarete |
| Marga | f | Latin | Marga is a short form of the name Margarete and has its origin in the Ancient Greek wor… |
| Marga-Rita | f | Greek | The meaning of the name Marga-Rita is 'the pearl.' More information can also be found u… |
| Margalida | f | Latin | Margalida is the Catalan form of Margarete and carries the meaning 'the pearl', derived… |
| Margalita | f | Latin | Margalita is a Georgian (მარგალიტა) as well as Hebrew (מַרְגָלִיתָה) form of Margarete,… |
| Margaret | f | English | Margaret is the English form of Margarete |
| Margaret-Rose | f | Margaret-Rose is a double name combining Margaret ("the pearl") and Rose ("the rose") | |
| Margareta | f | Latin | Margareta is a German, Nordic, and Slavic form of Margarete and means "the pearl" |
| Margareta-Paula | f | Margareta-Paula is a double name combining Margareta ("the pearl") and Paula ("the litt… | |
| Margarete | f | Latin | The female first name Margarete means 'the pearl.' The name has developed from the anci… |
| Margarete-Eva | f | Margarete-Eva is a double name combining Margarete ("the pearl") and Eva ("the life") | |
| Margarete-Helene | f | Margarete-Helene is a double name combining Margarete ("the pearl") and Helene ("the sh… | |
| Margarete-Rita | f | No information about the meaning is currently available | |
| Margaretha | f | Latin | The name Margaretha, a form of Margarete, means 'the pearl' and has its origins in the … |
| Margaretha-Christina | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Margaretha-Maria | f | Margaretha-Maria is a double name combining Margaretha ("the pearl") and Maria ("the be… | |
| Margarethe | f | Latin | The name Margarethe is a variant of Margarete and means "the pearl," from ancient Greek… |
| Margaretta | f | Latin | The name Margaretta carries the meaning 'the pearl' and is a Latinized version of the E… |
| Margarida | f | Latin | Margarida is the Portuguese, Catalan, and Galician variant of Margarete |
| Margarita | f | Latin | Margarita is a form of Margarete that is prevalent in Spanish, Slavic, and Modern Greek… |
| Margaritha | f | Latin | Margaritha is a variation of the names Margaretha and Margarita and carries the meaning… |
| Margaro | m | Margaro is derived from Margarito, which represents a masculine form of Margarita and t… | |
| Margaux | f | Margaux is a variant form of Margot, which in turn derives from Marguerite, correspondi… | |
| Margda | f | The name Margda is derived from Margaret and is therefore a shortened form | |
| Marge | f | English | Marge derives from the names Margaret and Margareeta, which points to the meaning 'the … |
| Margerit | f | Latin | The name Margerit is a variant of Marguerite, the French equivalent of Margarete |
| Margery | f | English | Margery means 'the pearl' and is a medieval form of the Old French Margerie, which in t… |
| Marget | f | Latin | The name Marget is a Swedish, Estonian, and Gaelic variation of Margarete, also known i… |
| Margherita | f | Latin | Margherita, the Italian form of Margarete, means "the pearl" and is derived from the La… |
| Margid | f | Latin | Margid is a traditional German variant of the name Margit, which is used as a short for… |
| Margie | f | Latin | Margie is a derived form of the name Margaret, the English equivalent of Margarete |
| Margiritte | f | The name Margiritte has its roots in Old High German and is derived from the term 'marg… | |
| Margit | f | Latin | Margit is a short form of Margarete, which is widespread in Scandinavia, the German-spe… |
| Margit-Ester | f | Margit-Ester is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Ester ("the star") | |
| Margit-Gabriele | f | Margit-Gabriele is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Gabriele ("woman of… | |
| Margit-Luise | f | Margit-Luise is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Luise ("the famous war… | |
| Margita | f | Latin | Margita, a Slavic and Hungarian variation of Margarete, means 'the pearl' and has its o… |
| Margitta | f | Latin | Margitta is a Romansh derivative of the name Margarete |
| Margitta-Gabriela | f | Margitta-Gabriela is a double name combining Margitta ("the pearl") and Gabriela ("man … | |
| Margitte | f | The name Margitte has its roots in Old High German and derives from the term 'margarite… | |
| Margo | f | Latin | The girl's name Margo carries the meaning "the pearl." This form is particularly widesp… |
| Margolf | m | The name Margolf has its roots in Old High German and consists of the elements 'mar' an… | |
| Margot | f | Latin | Margot is a variant of Margarete and means 'the pearl' |
| Margot-Helga | f | Margot-Helga is a double name combining Margot ("the pearl") and Helga ("the holy one") | |
| Margot-Luise | f | Margot-Luise is a double name combining Margot ("the pearl") and Luise ("the famous war… | |
| Margreit | f | Latin | The name Margreit is a Luxembourgish derivation of Margarete and carries the meaning "t… |
| Margret | f | Latin | The meaning of the name Margret is derived from the ancient Greek term margarites as we… |
| Margret-Karin | f | Margret-Karin is a double name combining Margret ("the pearl") and Karin ("the free one") | |
| Margret-Rose | f | Margret-Rose is a double name combining Margret ("the pearl") and Rose ("the rose") | |
| Margreta | f | Latin | Margreta is a Nordic derivation of the name Margareta and means 'the pearl' |
| Margreth | f | Margreth represents an old short form of Margarethe, which carries the meaning 'the pearl' | |
| Margrid-Patricia | f | The meaning of Patricia is derived from the patricians, the wealthy and influential cit… | |
| Margriet | f | Latin | Margriet means "the pearl" and is the Dutch variant of the old German name Margarete as… |
| Margrieta | f | Latin | The name Margrieta represents the Dutch variant of Margriet and is also the Latvian for… |
| Margrit | f | Latin | Margrit is an old German abbreviation of Margarete |
| Margrit-Maria | f | Russian | Margrit-Maria is a double name combining Margrit ("the pearl") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Margrith | f | The designation Margrith is the Swiss form of Margrit, which has established itself as … | |
| Margritha | f | Latin | Margritha is a Dutch variant of Margaretha and means 'the pearl' |
| Marguerite | f | French | Marguerite is the French equivalent of Margarete |
| Margund | f | The first name Margund can be understood as 'the famous warrior woman,' 'the esteemed w… | |
| Margus | m | Latin | Margus, a boys' name, is the Estonian form of Markus, which traces back to the late Rom… |
| Marha | f | The name Marha has its roots in the Chechen language | |
| Marharyta | f | The name Marharyta (Маргарита or Маргарыта) is derived from Margaret and is considered … | |
| Mari | f | Aramaic | Mari has diverse origins and is considered a short form of Maria |
| Mari-Anne | f | The name Mari-Anne, which originates from Hebrew, means: the rebellious one | |
| Mari-Lena | f | Mari-Lena is a double name combining Mari ("the rebellious one") and Lena ("the shining… | |
| Mari-Luz | f | Aramaic | Mari-Luz is a Spanish double name composed of the names Mari and Luz, indicating the me… |
| Maria | f | Biblical | The name Maria is a biblical name that is primarily associated with the mother of Jesus… |
| Maria-Adelheid | f | Maria-Adelheid is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Adelheid ("the noble") | |
| Maria-Aileen | f | English | Maria-Aileen is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Aileen ("the longed-f… |
| Maria-Amalia | f | Aramaic | The part Maria refers to the Holy Mary, Mother of God, and Amalia is associated with th… |
| Maria-Angeles | f | Spanish | Angeles has its roots in Spanish and stands for the plural of 'angel' |
| Maria-Angelika | f | Latin | The name consists of Maria, which means 'the beloved / the bitter / the beautiful / the… |
| Maria-Antonia | f | Aramaic | Maria-Antonia is a name that refers to various historical figures, such as Marie Antoin… |
| Maria-Antonietta | f | Maria-Antonietta is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Antonietta ("the … | |
| Maria-Aridona | f | Maria-Aridona is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Aridona ("wanting go… | |
| Maria-Bernadete | f | Origin: German | |
| Maria-Boza | f | Aramaic | Maria-Boza is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Boza ("the heavenly gift") |
| Maria-Brigitte | f | Aramaic | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Maria-Carmen | f | The meaning arises from the combination of the two names: Maria stands in Aramaic for '… | |
| Maria-Chanelle | f | Maria-Chanelle is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Chanelle ("the pott… | |
| Maria-Charlotte | f | Aramaic | Maria-Charlotte is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Charlotte ("the fr… |
| Maria-Christiane | f | The name combines the meanings of Maria, which means 'the beloved', 'the bitter', 'the … | |
| Maria-Concetta | f | Aramaic | Maria-Concetta is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Concetta ("the pure… |
| Maria-Dolores | f | Latin | The double name Maria-Dolores is derived from the Spanish name Maria Dolores, which ori… |
| Maria-Dorothea | f | Russian | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Maria-Elisa | f | Maria-Elisa is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Elisa ("God is fullness") | |
| Maria-Elisabeth | f | Aramaic | The meaning of Maria-Elisabeth arises from the combination of Maria, which in Aramaic m… |
| Maria-Emma | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Maria-Eva | f | Aramaic | The meaning arises from the combination of Maria, which is Aramaic for 'the beloved / t… |
| Maria-Fernanda | f | The meaning of Maria-Fernanda can also be explained through the individual names Maria … | |
| Maria-Giovanna | f | Italian | It symbolizes the attributes of protectiveness and trustfulness |
| Maria-Giulia | f | Maria-Giulia is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Giulia ("the one desc… | |
| Maria-Graziella | f | Maria-Graziella is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Graziella ("the gr… |