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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mane | m | Hebrew | Mané is a Portuguese short form of Manuel, a derivative of the name Emmanuel, which tra… |
| Manea | f | Polish | The name Manea is a rather uncommon first name that can be used for both men and women |
| Manech | m | Hebrew | The name Manech, a derivative of the name Manesh, is often translated as 'the God of th… |
| Maneesha | f | Indian | Maneesha, a female first name, is often regarded as a variant of Manisha and has Indian… |
| Manel | f | Arabic | Manel is a female first name of Arabic origin that means 'the fulfilled wish' or 'the g… |
| Manela | f | Hebrew | The name Manela has Hebrew roots and is composed of the terms 'im', which means 'with',… |
| Manessa | f | Manessa is regarded as the feminine form of Menahem and translates directly to "the Com… | |
| Manettus | m | Italian | The name Manettus has its roots in the Italian and Latin languages |
| Manex | m | Basque | pronounced like Joanes: Manesch |
| Manfred | m | English | The masculine first name Manfred is composed of the Old High German words 'man' for 'ma… |
| Manfred-Alexander | m | Manfred-Alexander is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Alexander… | |
| Manfred-Dieter | m | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Manfred-Dietmar | m | Manfred-Dietmar is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Dietmar ("t… | |
| Manfred-Erwin | m | Manfred-Erwin is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Erwin ("frien… | |
| Manfred-Gerd | m | Manfred-Gerd is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Gerd ("the spe… | |
| Manfred-Gunter | m | Origin of the word Unknown | |
| Manfred-Ingo | m | Manfred-Ingo is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Ingo ("from th… | |
| Manfred-Joachim | m | Currently, there is a lack of information on the meaning | |
| Manfred-Johann | m | Manfred-Johann is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Johann ("God… | |
| Manfred-Jörg | m | Manfred-Jörg is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Jörg ("the far… | |
| Manfred-Jürgen | m | Manfred-Jürgen is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Jürgen ("the… | |
| Manfred-Karl | m | Manfred-Karl is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Karl ("the man") | |
| Manfred-Klaus | m | Manfred-Klaus is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Klaus ("victo… | |
| Manfred-Michael | m | Manfred-Michael is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Michael ("W… | |
| Manfred-Paul | m | Manfred-Paul is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Paul ("the lit… | |
| Manfred-Wolfgang | m | Manfred-Wolfgang is a double name combining Manfred ("the man of peace") and Wolfgang (… | |
| Manfreda | f | Manfreda, as the female form of the name Manfred, can best be translated as 'the woman … | |
| Manfredi | m | Italian | The name Manfredi derives from the ancient German name Manfred and means 'the man of pe… |
| Manfredo | m | Italian | Manfredo is a masculine first name, meaning 'the man of peace.' This name originates fr… |
| Manfried | m | The name Manfried represents an older form of the name Manfred and means 'the man of pe… | |
| Mango | m | Mango is a diminutive form of Manuel, which is a Spanish-Portuguese derivative of the b… | |
| Mangold | m | Mangold is a historical German first name that was common in the Middle Ages | |
| Manhard | m | Manhard is a masculine name that can be translated as 'the strong man' | |
| Mani | m | Indian | The name Mani, an Indian boy's name, metaphorically stands for 'the jewel.' It derives … |
| Mania | f | Mania is a feminine diminutive of Maria, originating in Polish and traceable to the Heb… | |
| Manida | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Manidar | m | The boy's name Manidar has Kurdish roots, although the exact meaning and specific compo… | |
| Maniela | f | Aramaic | Maniela is a variant of Manuel ("God with us") |
| Manija | f | Persian | Manija is an Afghan form of the Persian name Manizha, which goes back to Manizheh |
| Manijeh | f | Persian | Manijeh is a literary name of Persian origin for girls, whose exact origin is not clear… |
| Manik | m | Sanskrit | Manik is a male, occasionally also female first name that has its origin in Sanskrit |
| Manika | f | Sanskrit | The name Manika is an Indian girl's name derived from Sanskrit, carrying the meaning "t… |
| Manila | f | Latin | The name Manila has its origin in Latin and means 'the morning one' or 'the morning,' d… |
| Manilo | m | The name Manilo, an Italian variant of Manuel, is derived from Immanuel and means 'God … | |
| Manina | f | Italian | The name Manina is an Italian diminutive of Ermanna, which is a variant form of Hermanna |
| Maninder | m | The name Maninder, which is used as both a male and female first name, has its origin i… | |
| Manish | m | Indian | Manish derives as a masculine first name from Manisha, which also comes from Sanskrit |
| Manisha | f | Sanskrit | Manisha is a girl's name of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit word manīṣā (मनीषा… |
| Manisheh | f | The name Manisheh has its roots in Old Persian, with the exact meaning remaining unclea… | |
| Manissa | f | The name Manissa is an Indonesian girl's name, whose exact origin and composition have … | |
| Manius | m | Latin | The Roman first name Manius means "born in the morning" in English and can also be free… |
| Manja | f | Egyptian | The name Manja (Маня) serves as a Slavic short form of Maria and its Slavic variant Mar… |
| Manjana | f | Latin | Manjana represents the feminine form of the Roman name Manius in the Spanish language |
| Manjola | f | Latin | The name Manjola is the Albanian form of Magnolia and originates from the botanical des… |
| Manjou | f | Sanskrit | The name Manjou has its roots in Sanskrit, but it is not widely used and the exact mean… |
| Manju | u | Sanskrit | Manju is an Indian girl's name that carries the meanings 'the Charming', 'the Alluring'… |
| Manjula | f | Sanskrit | Manjula is often translated as "the Enchanting" or "the Charming" and is a derivative o… |
| Manjusha | f | Indian | The name Manjusha, frequently used in India, is translated as 'the treasure chest', 'th… |
| Manka | f | Manka is a diminutive of the name Manuela, which is a Spanish feminine variant of the b… | |
| Mankichirou | m | Japanese | "church-related" |
| Manko | m | Manko, a masculine first name, is known as a South Slavic diminutive form of Manuel, wh… | |
| Manlio | m | Latin | Manlio is the Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish variant of the name Manlius, which goes … |
| Manlius | m | Latin | Manlius is a masculine first name that is derived from a family name and carries the me… |
| Manmit | m | Indian | The name Manmit for boys can be translated as "the friend of the spirit." It originates… |
| Mannio | m | Finnish | In the Samoan language, Mannio means 'the Clear' |
| Mano | m | Italian | Mano, as a short form of Manuel, comes from ancient Hebrew and carries the meaning 'God… |
| Manoa | f | Hawaiian | The name Manoa has Hawaiian roots, but a specific meaning or word composition has not y… |
| Manoah | m | Hebrew | Manoah, a male first name that is occasionally also used for females, has its origin in… |
| Manoel | m | Hebrew | Manoel, a boy's name, is the Portuguese form of the name Manuel and has its roots in bi… |
| Manoela | f | Manoela is a form of Manuela and originates from Spanish and Portuguese, derived from t… | |
| Manoha | m | The name Manoha has its roots in Sanskrit and is a boy's name | |
| Manoj | m | Indian | The name Manoj has its roots in India and represents a modern variant of Manoja |
| Manojlo | m | The name Manojlo (Манојло) represents the Serbian form of Manuel, a short form of the n… | |
| Manola | f | The name Manola, a Spanish form of Manuela, means 'God be with us' or 'God is with us' | |
| Manoli | f | The name Manoli is a shortened form of Manoela, which in turn is derived from Manuela, … | |
| Manolis | m | Hebrew | Manolis, or Manólis (Μανώλης), is a Greek name derived from the Spanish variant Manuel |
| Manolito | m | Hebrew | Manolito is a boy's name that is perceived as a diminutive form of the Spanish Manolo |
| Manolo | m | The name Manolo is a Spanish diminutive of Manuel, which in turn is a short form of the… | |
| Manolya | f | Latin | The first name Manolya, which means 'the magnolia' in Turkish, derives from the botanic… |
| Manon | f | Hebrew | Manon is a diminutive of the name Maria, which became especially popular in the 18th an… |
| Manon-Therese | f | Manon-Therese is a double name combining Manon ("the beloved of God") and Therese ("the… | |
| Manoo | f | American | a variant of the French name Manoux |
| Manooj | m | Indian | Manooj is an extended variant of the male first name Manoj and has its roots in Sanskrit |
| Manou | f | Manou, a female first name, represents a modern Dutch combination of the names Manon an… | |
| Manrico | m | Italian | Manrico is an Italian form of Manric and is also regarded as a short form of the name E… |
| Mans | m | Latin | The first name Mans, or Måns, is derived from the Latin and Roman name Magnus |
| Mansoor | m | Arabic | The name Mansoor carries the meaning 'the victorious' and is a variation of the Arabic … |
| Mansour | m | Arabic | Mansour is a variant and the Persian form of the name Mansur, meaning "the victorious."… |
| Mansueta | f | Latin | Mansueta is the Spanish-Filipino feminine form of the Italian Mansueto, which is derive… |
| Mantas | m | The Lithuanian male name Mantas stands for 'the Wise', 'the Agile', or 'the Intelligent' | |
| Manu | m | Finnish | Manu is a gender-neutral name that comes from Swiss German and serves as a short form o… |
| Manuel | m | Greek | The name Manuel is the Greek, Spanish, and Portuguese variant of the biblical name Imma… |
| Manuel-Adrian | m | Manuel-Adrian is a double name combining Manuel ("God with us") and Adrian ("the man fr… | |
| Manuel-Augusto | m | Portuguese | Manuel-Augusto is a double name combining Manuel ("God with us") and Augusto ("the exal… |
| Manuel-Friedrich | m | Manuel-Friedrich is a double name combining Manuel ("God with us") and Friedrich ("the … | |
| Manuel-Marco | m | Currently, no information about the meaning is available | |
| Manuel-Michael | m | Hebrew | Manuel-Michael is a double name combining Manuel ("God with us") and Michael ("Who is l… |
| Manuel-Olaf | m | Manuel-Olaf is a double name combining Manuel ("God with us") and Olaf ("descendant of … | |
| Manuel-Rio | m | Spanish | No information is currently available regarding the meaning of the name |
| Manuela | f | Hebrew | The first name Manuela (Manuéla) is a derived form of Emanuela and Imanuela, both of wh… |