Baby Names Starting with M

Variant of Montserrat, referring to a jagged mountain in Spain. Evokes dramatic landscapes and natural beauty.

Variant of Montserrat, a sacred mountain in Catalonia, carrying spiritual significance.

Drawn out. A variant spelling of Musa/Moses, from Hebrew Moshe.

Possibly variant of Irish Moira/Maura, meaning 'great' or 'dark'. Or from Spanish/Portuguese for 'mulberry'.

Desired; the one who is wished for or intended.

A teacher or guide; from the Hebrew word meaning 'teacher' or 'instructor.'

Admirable or wonderful; derived from Latin 'mirandus' meaning worthy of wonder.

Biblical name traditionally connected to Marduk, Babylonian god of wisdom

Warrior.

Likely derived from the Babylonian god Marduk. Biblical name of Esther's cousin and adoptive father.

Of Marduk, referencing the Babylonian deity in Hebrew usage.

From Mary; traditionally connected to the sea and beloved.

Means 'dark-haired,' 'dark,' or 'brunette.'

I have a beautiful child; big beauty

Of the sea

Related to 'sea-born,' a legendary figure from Arthurian mythology known for magical abilities.

Great brightness or circling sea; from Welsh mor meaning sea

Bright sea or white sea in Welsh mythology

French variant of Morgan, possibly from Welsh meaning bright sea or great circle.

Great, magnanimous; from Welsh origin possibly meaning sea-born

Associated with Arthurian legend, symbolizing magic, mystery, and feminine power.

Of the bright sea; a variant of Morgan.

Welsh name meaning morning or sea, suggesting new beginnings or tranquility.

Sea bright or sea dweller, from Welsh mor (sea) and gann (bright).

Variant of Morgan, derived from Welsh meaning sea-born or dweller by the sea.

Welsh origin meaning 'sea-born' or 'great,' symbolizing strength.

Forest.

Fate or destiny. Variant of Moira, from Greek mythology representing one of the Fates.

Dark-skinned or Moorish. Variant of Maurice from Latin, denoting nobility and strength.

Dark-skinned; from the Moorish people. Latin origin name.

Yahweh is my teacher; one chosen to receive divine wisdom and guidance.

God's chosen one or Hill of the Lord, referring to Mount Moriah where the temple was built.

Related to morn; Scottish name with Celtic heritage

More, increase

Form or shape; Greek god of dreams, symbolizing sleep and visions.

Dark or brown, from Old French morel

Dark or Moorish. From Latin Maurus referring to someone from Mauritania.

Great queen; goddess of war, fate, and destiny in Irish mythology

Son of Morris

Still water; from the Old French dead sea

Sea-blessed; from Cornish 'mor' (sea) and 'wenn' (blessed or white).

Drawn out of the water, saved

First-born

Biblical name from Book of Mormon; exact etymology unclear.

An English surname meaning a clearing or meadow where moss grows.

The chosen one; one who is selected, distinguished, and honored.

Arabic name meaning 'mighty,' 'powerful,' or 'honored.'

Strength and wisdom in Hmong tradition.

The chosen one; the selected

Arabic name meaning praised or commendable; variant of Muhammad.

The praised one

Praiseworthy; highly commended. An Arabic transliteration of Muhammad.

Arabic name meaning illuminating, enlightened, or one who brings light.

Arabic name meaning 'firm', 'strong', or 'determined'.

Drawn from the water; Arabic variant of Moses/Musa

Drawn from the water; Arabic form of Moses.

The chosen one; variant spelling of Mustafa from Arabic.

Arabic variant of Mustafa, meaning 'the chosen one' or 'the select,' reflecting honor and distinction.

A Yoruba name combining elements of joy and blessings.

Portuguese/Spanish form of Moses, meaning 'drawn out' from water in Hebrew tradition.

Mighty and powerful; one who is strengthened and honored with divine might.

Arabic name meaning 'beloved' or 'to lead,' indicating guidance and affection.

Arabic name meaning 'given at the right time' or 'one who brings benefit,' symbolizing virtue and blessing.

Strong and powerful, derived from the Arabic root denoting strength and fortitude.

One who honors or strengthens; conveying might and support.

Blessed or auspicious; an Arabic name conveying good fortune and divine blessing.

Bringer of good news or glad tidings; one who brings joyful announcements.

Clear and evident, derived from Arabic mubin meaning manifest or obvious

The cloaked one; wrapped or enveloped in dignity.

Arabic name derived from root d-d-r-s, meaning 'armored,' 'protected,' or 'clothed.' Associated with protection and strength.

Infinite; limitless; boundless. Derived from the Japanese characters meaning 'without limit.'

Blessing; represents divine favor and grace

Praised or commendable

Praised, commendable, or deserving of praise

Praiseworthy, glorified, exalted

Combination of Muhammad (praised, commended) and Ali (noble, elevated). A compound name honoring both Islamic tradition and nobility.

Compound Arabic name combining Muhammad (praised, commendable) and Amin (trustworthy, secure, faithful).

Arabic compound name combining Muhammad (the praised one) and Arham (the most merciful); symbolizes divine praise and compassion.

Combination of Muhammad (praised) and Ayub (Book of Job)

Praised and strong, combining Muhammad (praised, commendable) with Hamza (mighty, powerful).

Compound Arabic name combining Muhammad (the praised one) and Ibrahim (father of multitudes), honoring Islamic prophets and their legacies.

The praised Jesus; combines Muhammad (praised) with Isa (Jesus in Arabic).

The praised one (Muhammad) with a cherished and noble soul; a Persian compound name honoring both divine and familial lineage.

Compound name combining Muhammad ('praised' or 'commendable') and Musa ('Moses'), signifying spiritual blessing and heritage.

Praised and the chosen one.

Muhammad the Truthful; one who speaks truth

Compound name combining Muhammad (praised) and Umar (long-lived).

Combination of Muhammad (praised) and Usman (bone)

Combination of Muhammad (praised one) and Yasin, a chapter of the Quran

The praised Jonah; combines Muhammad (praised) with Yunus (Jonah in Arabic).

Praised is he whom God increases. Compound name joining Muhammad (praised, commended) with Yusuf (God increases), honoring both the Prophet and the biblical Joseph.

Praised and commendable, worthy of praise and admiration.

Sharp; keen; one with sharp intellect or wit

Arabic name meaning 'hardened' (as in a hardened sword) or 'firm of character.'

One who loves; derived from Arabic mahabbah (love).

One who does good; the good one. Represents virtue and benevolence.

Warrior or one who struggles; one who strives and exerts effort in a cause.

The chosen one

Praised, commendable.

Combination of Muhammad (praised) and Ali (elevated, noble); represents divine praise and nobility.

The chosen one; a leader or selector of great wisdom.

One who grants liberation; another name for Lord Krishna in Hindu mythology.

Magnolia or wood orchid, referring to the flowering plant

Arabic name meaning 'believer' or 'one who has faith', derived from the word for faith and conviction in Islamic tradition.

Distinguished, eminent, select; from Arabic/Persian meaning one who is chosen or elevated above others.

Arabic name meaning 'wishes', 'desires', or 'hope'.

One who repents or turns to God

Arabic name meaning illuminating, bright, or one who brings light. Related to noor (light) in Islamic tradition.

Radiant, glowing, or illuminated. Conveying brightness and light.

Bright, shining, or illuminating. Derived from the Arabic root meaning to shine or give light.

Luminous or shining; Arabic feminine name meaning radiant.

Shining or illuminating, derived from the Arabic root 'nur' (light) with 'munir' (to shine).

The highest point or summit; the ultimate end

Victorious, one who triumphs or conquers.

Sacred and holy; an Arabic name representing purity, sanctity, and divine reverence.

Desired, purpose, or will

Wish or desire, from the Arabic word muraad.

From Gaelic 'Muiredach,' meaning 'sea-warrior' or 'navigator,' representing strength and maritime heritage.

Modern variant of Mariah; from Hebrew meaning beloved or star of the sea.

Bright sea; represents clarity and beauty.

Sea-bright from Irish muir (sea); represents oceanic brightness and beauty

Refers to or is a variant of Merle, derived from the Latin 'merula' meaning blackbird.