| Madeleine | f | Hebrew | Madeleine is the French form of Magdalena and means "the one from Magdala." The origin … |
| Madlaina | f | Hebrew | Madlaina is a Romansh form of Magdalena, which means 'the one from Magdala' |
| Magalie | f | Latin | Magalie is a spelling of Magali, which represents the Provençal form of Margarete |
| Manu | m | Finnish | Manu is a gender-neutral name that comes from Swiss German and serves as a short form o… |
| Manuela-Christina | f | Latin | Manuela-Christina is a double name combining Manuela ("God is with us") and Christina (… |
| Maria-Julia | f | Latin | Currently, information about the meaning is missing |
| Marion-Christina | f | Latin | Marion-Christina is a double name combining Marion ("the beloved") and Christina ("the … |
| Mark-Peter | m | Danish | Mark-Peter is a double name combining Mark ("the one dedicated to Mars") and Peter ("th… |
| Mark-Stefan | m | Danish | Mark-Stefan is a double name combining Mark ("the one dedicated to Mars") and Stefan ("… |
| Martina | f | Latin | The name Martina means 'the one dedicated to Mars' and is the feminine variant of the n… |
| Marzell | m | Latin | The name Marzell is a spelling variation of Marcel and also serves as a short form of M… |
| Mella | f | Estonian | The name Mella is considered an Estonian short form of Mellanie, which is derived from … |
| Menga | f | Latin | The name Menga is a Romansh derivation of Dominica, which in turn goes back to the male… |
| Merrit | f | Latin | Merrit has several lines of origin |
| Mia-Lina | f | Greek | Mia means 'my' in Italian, while Lina means 'beautiful girl' |
| Milena | f | Italian | The name Milena has its roots in Old Slavic and derives from the Slavic word milŭ (мил… |
| Mirco | m | Italian | Mirco is an Italian spelling of the name Mirko, which has also been used in German sinc… |
| Moritz | m | Latin | Moritz is a German derivation of the Latin name Mauritius and is translated as 'the dar… |
| Myriam | f | Aramaic | Myriam is regarded as the French form of the biblical name Miriam |
| Myrta | f | Italian | Myrta is a German variant of Myrte and is also found in Italy and Spain as Mirta |