Belly to Bump › Baby names › Baby names starting with M Baby names starting with M Girl names (133) Myra — Meanings families give: Beloved, admirable; Sweet, fragrant; Sweet, admirable, belovedMira — Meanings families give: Prosperous, ocean, saint; Ocean, admirable, wonderfulMeera — Meanings families give: Devoted, ocean; Devotee of Lord Krishna; ocean; Saintly, prosperous, ocean; Devotee of Krishna, oceanMahi — Meanings families give: The earth; river Mahi in Gujarat; Earth, the great; Earth, great, riverMahika — Meanings families give: Earth, dew drops; Earth, mist, dewMishti — Sweet, belovedMishka — Hypocoristic (pet form) of Misha, the Russian diminutive of Mikhail -- the Russian equivalent of Michael, ultimately from Hebrew Mikha'el ('who is like God')Mariam — Meanings families give: Pious, devout; Beloved, bitter sea, Kerala ChristianMia — A German, Dutch, and North Germanic diminutive of MariaMisha — Sweet like nectar, joyfulMihika — mistMeghana — Meanings families give: Cloud, rain; Cloud, rain cloud, musical raaga; Cloud, rain-bearing cloud; Cloud, rainy skyMeghna — Meanings families give: River, clouds, rain bearer; The river Meghna; cloud-river of BengalManisha — Meanings families give: Goddess of mind, intelligence; Goddess of the mind, intelligence; Wisdom, intelligence; one who thinks deeplyMansi — Meanings families give: A woman, goddess-like, divine; Woman, intelligent oneMehr — Sun, kindness, compassionMahira — Skilled, expertMegha — Meanings families give: Cloud, rain cloud; Cloud, rain, skyManasa — Meanings families give: Mind, intellect, Goddess of snakes; Mind, goddess of snakes, wished; Mind, intellect, goddess of serpentsMahek — Fragrance, sweet scentMirabai — Devoted to Krishna, beloved mysticMaira — Beloved, moonlight, admirableMittali — FriendlyMahima — = , greatnessMythri — Meanings families give: Friendship, benevolence; Friendship, friendly, benevolentMaitri — Friendship, goodwill, benevolenceMannat — Wish, prayerMounika — Meanings families give: Silence, scholarly; Silent, calm, meditativeManasi — Meanings families give: Of the mind, intelligent; Born of the mind, intellectualMehak — FragranceMadhusmita — Meanings families give: Sweet smile, one with honey smile; Sweet smile, honeyed smileMeenakshi — Meanings families give: Fish-eyed goddess, Parvati of Madurai; Fish-eyed Goddess, Goddess Parvati; Fish-eyed goddess, form of Parvati; Fish-eyed, Goddess ParvatiMrithula — Soft, gentle, delicateMinakshi — Meanings families give: Fish-eyed goddess, Parvati of Madurai; Fish-eyed goddess; Goddess MeenakshiMadhuri — Meanings families give: Sweet, melodious, enchanting; Sweet, melodious, full of sweetness; Sweet, full of sweetness; RadhaMeenal — Meanings families give: A precious stone, turquoise, gem; Precious blue stone, gemMili — To meet, to uniteMugdha — Meanings families give: Innocent, spellbound; Simple, innocent, charmingMariyamma — Mother Mary, beloved of MaryManjari — Meanings families give: Flower cluster, the mango blossom; Cluster of blossoms, spring shootMadhumita — Sweet friend; intoxicating sweetnessMinhaj — Bright path, straight wayMerin — Shining sea, mercifulMrunali — Lotus stemMahalakshmi — Meanings families give: Great Goddess Lakshmi, wealth divine; Great goddess Lakshmi; Great Goddess Lakshmi, the supreme wealthManjusha — (L., also ) a box, chestManya — to be respected or honoured, worthy of honour, respectable, venerableMadhura — n. sweet, pleasant, charming, delightfulMitali — Meanings families give: Friendly, one who makes friends; Friendly, friendly relations; friendship; Friendly, amicable; Friendly, pleasant and agreeableMalar — Meanings families give: Flower; Flower, blossomMohana — Meanings families give: Charming, attractive; Charming, fascinating, bewitchingMausumi — Seasonal; of the monsoon windsMridvi — Soft, gentle, tenderMayuri — a peahenMohini — Meanings families give: Enchantress, one who bewilders; Most beautiful, enchantress, Mohiniyattam danceMahua — Mahua flower and tree; sweet-flowering treeMonal — A bird; beautiful like a pheasantManpriya — Beloved of the mind, dear to the heartMalika — a garland-maker, gardenerMeena — Fish, a star, precious stoneMahitha — Honoured, respected, greatMrunalini — Lotus stem, lotus clusterMukta — loosened, let loose, set free, relaxed, slackenedMamata — Meanings families give: Affection, maternal love; Affection, motherly love; attachmentMadhavi — Meanings families give: Sweet as honey, spring season; Spring season, sweet like honey; A creeper, spring season, honeyMythili — Meanings families give: Daughter of Mithila, Sita; Goddess Sita, daughter of MithilaMohua — Mahua flower; sweet intoxicating blossomManali — A bird; hill station of the mindMaheswari — Meanings families give: Goddess Parvati, wife of Mahesh; Goddess Parvati, great goddessMaithili — From Mithila, another name of SitaMangala — of the planetMalini — Fragrant, wearing garland, gardenerMrunal — Lotus stalk, fresh and pureManroop — Beautiful mind, lovely in thoughtMallika — Meanings families give: Jasmine, queen, garland of flowers; Jasmine flower, queen, creeperMinal — Precious gem, a jewelMamatha — Love, affection, maternal feelingMalavika — N. of a woman (See next)Mandira — Temple, abode of God; deep soundManjula — beautiful, pleasing, lovely, charmingMunmun — Little one; beloved pet form used as formal nameManorama — n. gratifying the mind, attractive, pleasant, charming, beautifulMaheshwari — Meanings families give: Goddess Parvati, great goddess; Great goddess, consort of MaheshMinati — Prayer, requestMalathi — Meanings families give: Jasmine flower, fragrant; Jasmine flower, fragrant creeperMaha — pl. great deedsMausami — Seasonal, related to weatherMuthulakshmi — Pearl LakshmiManika — a jewel, gem, precious stoneMalati — Jasmine flower, sweet-scentedMridula — softManohari — One who captivates the heartMayil — PeacockMadhurika — Meanings families give: Sweet woman, sweetness itself; Sweet one, honeybeeMenaka — of an Apsaras (wife of Hima-vat)Madhumathi — Sweet-minded, honey moonManaswini — Spirited, having great mindMuthamil — Pearl of TamilMathumitha — Sweet measureManikya — Ruby, gem, precious stoneManimala — a string or necklace of jewels or pearlsMukti — setting or becoming free, release, liberation, deliverance from (comp.)Manipriya — Beloved of jewelsMadanbai — Lovely and delightful ladyMadri — Princess of the Madra kingdomMithila — Birthplace of Sita, a kingdomMandakini — another river in heavenMalarkodi — Flower creeperMuthumari — Rain of pearlsMalav — (in music) a particMotibai — Pearl lady, precious and lustrousMahati — Great, large, magnificentMadhangi — Intoxicating beautyManimagal — Daughter of gemsMozhi — Language, wordMatrumandala — Circle of mothers, feminine powerMadhuvanti — Sweet and pleasing raagaManthra — Sacred chant, mantra, blessed prayerMalarmagal — Daughter of flowersMandara — (in some meanings also written ) the coral tree, Erythrina Indica (also regarded as one of the 5 trees of paradise or Svarga)Manmitha — One made by love, cupid-createdMangaiyarkarasi — Queen of womenMuniammal — Holy woman, the silent goddessMainaka — Daughter of the HimalayaMaltibai — Jasmine lady, fragrant and pureMatangi — Goddess of outcasts, elephant gaitMankunwar — Princess of the mind, thoughtful royalMewarbai — Lady of Mewar, Udaipur princessMaaligai — Palace, mansionMayilarasarasu — Queen of peacocksManthara — Slow, thoughtful, wiseMalharbai — Lady of the Malhar raga, musicalMunjibai — Initiated holy lady, sacred womanBoy & unisex names (127) Madhav — Meanings families give: Sweet one, born in spring, a name of Lord Krishna; Born in spring, Krishna; Lord Krishna, sweet as honeyMihir — Meanings families give: Sun, friend; Sun, sunlight and radiant solar energy; Sun, sunray, the sun god; Sun; midday sun; Sun, sunshine; Sun, sunshine, solarManpreet — Meanings families give: Heart's love; Heart's love, beloved of the mindMoksha — Meanings families give: Salvation, liberation; Liberation, salvation, freedom from cycleMahir — Meanings families give: Expert, skilled, talented; Skilled, expert, talentedMahesh — Meanings families give: Lord Shiva; Great God, the supreme lord Shiva himself; Great lord, Shiva; Great Lord ShivaMayank — Meanings families give: Moon, the one that spreads soothing cool light; Moon; one who creates illusion; Moon, moon-like, radiantMohammed — Praised, the Prophet; prominent Mappila nameMoksh — Liberation, freedom, salvationMurugan — Meanings families give: Lord Murugan, youth; Tamil god of war, the beautiful one; Young, divine war god of TamilsManan — Meanings families give: Meditation, thinking; Meditation, thought, reflectionMathew — Gift of God, prominent Kerala Christian nameMandeep — Lamp of the mind, light of thoughtManoj — ‘m-born’ love or the god of loveManjunatha — Lord of the misty peaks, ShivaMiraan — Amir prince, leader, princelyMishaal — Torch, burning lamp, guiding lightMohan — Meanings families give: Charming, attractive; Charming, attractive, Krishna; Charming, enchanting, KrishnaManu — the Man par excellence or the representative man and father of the human raceManjunath — Lord of the misty peaks, ShivaMithun — Meanings families give: Twin, a pair, the zodiac sign of Gemini; Union, pairing; the zodiac Gemini; Gemini, a pair, united; popular Kerala nameMalhar — Rain raga, bringing monsoonMainak — Meanings families give: A mountain; Mountain; son of Himavan and MenakaManikandan — Meanings families give: Lord Ayyappa; Lord Ayyappa with jewel on neckMantra — Sacred utteranceMangesh — Lord Shiva of Mangeshi temple, Goa-KonkanManthan — a churning-stickMilind — Bee, one who seeks nectarMrigank — ‘deer-marked’, the moonMehtab — Moon, moonlightMrinmoy — Meanings families give: Made of earth; Made of clay; earthen; humbleMaruti — Lord Hanuman, son of the windManas — Mind, lake MansarovarMihit — Meanings families give: Full of love and friendliness; United with love, belovedMurali — Flute, Krishna with his fluteMahadev — Great god, Lord ShivaMahaprabhu — Great lord, title of Lord Jagannath and ChaitanyaMaulik — derived from a root, originalMahaveersingh — Great hero warrior, supremely braveMohanlal — Charming beloved, a name of KrishnaManish — Lord of the mind, wise and thoughtful intellectManjot — Light of the mind, mental illuminationMahinder — Great lord, mightiest of godsManinder — Lord of the mind, divine ruler of thoughtManikanta — With a jewel around the neck, AyyappaMahendra — Great Indra, powerful kingMrutyunjay — Conqueror of death, ShivaManraj — King of the heart, ruler of mindsMithil — N. of a city said to have been founded by Mithi or Mithila (it was the capital of Videha or the modern Tirhut, and residence of King Janaka)Manohar — Meanings families give: Captivating the mind, one who steals the heart; One who steals the mind, beautiful; One who enchants the mind, beautiful; Captivating the heart, charming and delightfulMangalam — Meanings families give: Auspiciousness; Auspicious, blessing, good omenManveer — Hero of the heart, courageous mindedManvinder — Lord of the heart, divine ruler of mindsMukul — Bud, blossom beginning to openMadhan — God of love, KamadevaMadhavan — Another name of Vishnu, Lord of LakshmiMusthafa — The chosen one, a name of the Prophet, MappilaManjinder — Meanings families give: Lord of the mind, mind's ruler; Ruler of the mind, lord of thoughtManavjit — Human victory, triumph of humanityManojkumar — Young one born of the mind, charming princeManbir — Brave of heart, courageous mindedMankirat — Praise in the mind, inner devotionMangal — of the planetMayur — Peacock, the beautiful national bird of IndiaMrinal — Lotus stem; born of the lotusMansukh — Peace of mind, mental contentmentMukesh — Lord of the dumb, a name for Shiva and VishnuMuthu — PearlMallikarjun — Meanings families give: Shiva worshipped with jasmine; Jasmine-flowered Shiva, ArjunaMalkit — Kingdom, owner of realmsMalinder — Lord of the garden, divine ruler of beautyMilan — coming together, meeting, contactMadhukar — ‘honey-maker’, a beeManmohan — One who captivates the mind, charming and delightfulManoharan — One who steals the mindMohanraj — King of charmMuralikrishnan — Krishna the flute player, melodious divineMoloy — Fragrant sandalwood breeze; pleasant windMahkam — Strong, firm and steadfastMukutsingh — Crown warrior, jewel of the clanManikchand — Ruby moon, precious jewelMurthy — Form, idol, deityMoreshwar — Lord Ganesh of Morgaon, peacock lordMohanty — Enchanting, charming personalityMahipalsingh — King of the earth, protector of landMukundan — One who grants liberation, VishnuMardana — Of the brave, heroic and fearlessMahindra — m. 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(lit. ‘earth-Indra’)Murukan — Murugan, young warrior god, South Kerala formMugundan — Lord Vishnu, giver of liberationMithuna — Pair, couple, Gemini zodiacMahin — The earth, great and powerful like the Earth itselfMathavan — Lord of the mind, KamadevaMallar — A classical raga for rain; bringer of rainMukund — Giver of liberation, one who frees from bondageMeghsingh — Cloud warrior, rain bearerManjeet — Conqueror of the mind, one who has won withinMaanickam — Ruby gemstoneMayilsamy — Lord of the peacock, MuruganMahanadi — Great river of Odisha, powerful as the MahanadiMallesh — Lord of jasmine, ShivaMahesha — Lord Shiva, the greatest of all divine beingsMrityunjay — Meanings families give: Conqueror of death, one who has overcome mortality; Conqueror of death, ShivaMahavir — a gr heroManimaran — Jewel-colored manMuthupandi — Pearl PandiMahalakshmi Prasad — Blessing of great LakshmiMayurbhanj — King of peacocks, from Mayurbhanj district of OdishaMuniswaran — Lord of sagesMurugaperumal — Murugan the great lordMuthazhagan — Beautiful as pearlsMridul — softMathimaran — Moon-bright manMudivendhan — One with a crown, kingManjappa — Meanings families give: Turmeric-colored, golden-hued; Golden one, turmeric-huedMunish — Lord of sages, ruler of the wise and holy menMegarajan — King of cloudsMuthukaruppan — Black god of pearlsMandalsingh — Circular warrior, all-encompassing lionMannarsamy — Lord of kingsMalarvaanan — Lord of flowersMarudhupandiyar — Lord of the Pandya plainsMoovai — Three songsMarkand — A devotee who conquered death through Shiva's graceManojav — the speed or swiftness of thoughtMithilesh — King of Mithila, a name for Janaka, father of SitaMahotsav — Great festival, auspicious celebration and ceremony