Boy Names Starting With M

Skilled or expert; one who is proficient and able.

King, master. Arabic name denoting royalty or authority.

Dutch word meaning moon. Represents night, mystery, and celestial beauty.

Human being or mankind; represents humanity in Sanskrit philosophy.

Son of Alister/Alexander, meaning 'defender of men'

From Scottish Gaelic 'mac' (son of) and 'Allan'; means 'son of Allan.'

Son of Alister; a Scottish patronymic surname used as a given name.

Possibly Greek origin meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'

From Greek makarios, meaning blessed, happy, or fortunate.

From Greek makarios, meaning 'blessed' or 'happy.' Associated with early Christian saints.

Son of Arthur

Scottish surname from Gaelic 'MacAmhlaidh' meaning 'son of Amhlaidh'. Represents ancestral heritage.

Son of Auley; derived from Scottish and Irish heritage.

Son of Coy

Son of Donald; from Scottish Gaelic 'mac' (son) combined with 'donald' (world ruler or renowned ruler)

From Macedonia; referring to the ancient region in Greece

Son of Gregor; Scottish patronymic surname used as given name.

Who is like God? Variant of Michael, referring to the archangel.

Gift of God; Polish form of Matthew from Hebrew Mattityahu.

Derived from Portuguese/Spanish surname; used as a given name.

Son of the fair one; Scottish diminutive of Mackenzie.

From Scottish highlands; son of the fair-haired one. A place-based variant of McKinley.

Son of Finnon. Scottish patronymic surname used as a given name.

Son of the strong or firm. Scottish patronymic name.

Diminutive of Malcolm, meaning devotee of Saint Columba.

Son of John (from Scottish Gaelic Mac Gille Eathain)

Son of the disciple. Scottish surname with ecclesiastical heritage.

Scottish surname meaning "son of Leann"; derived from Gaelic, suggesting warrior heritage.

English place name and surname. Often associated with the city of Macon in Georgia.

Scottish surname-derived name, traditionally meaning 'son of Coy.'

Son of Rae; a Scottish patronymic combining the prefix Mac with the given name Rae.

Greatest. Welsh form of the Latin name Maximus.

Son of Madoc, fortunate, benefactor's son

Son of Madoc; from Welsh 'Madoc' meaning fortunate

Sweet or honey-like

Sweet and honeyed. Derived from Sanskrit madhava (madhu meaning honey, ava meaning related to).

Fortunate or blessed; fortunate man

Gift of God.

Son of Mads; Mads is a form of Matthew, meaning 'gift of God'.

Stone worker or builder, representing strength and craftsmanship.

From Magdala, an ancient place in Palestine. Associated with Mary Magdalene.

Tower of God. Hebrew biblical name combining magdal (tower) and el (God), signifying God's strength and protection.

Glory, majesty; Egyptian diminutive form

Latin word meaning 'great' or 'large'; represents superiority and grandeur.

Great, mighty, powerful

Son of Guaire, son of the noble one. Irish surname with aristocratic heritage.

The Great God; epithet of Shiva representing supreme cosmic power.

The guided one

Gratitude, respect, appreciation; fundamental concept in Hawaiian culture

West African form of Muhammad, from Arabic 'praised' or 'the praised one'.

Praised; worthy of praise

Great, mighty, or noble; symbolizes strength and grandeur.

The guided one or rightly guided; refers to a messianic figure in Islamic tradition.

Skilled, handsome, excellent

Great lord; lord of the earth, referring to Shiva

Fish or whale. Persian name symbolizing grace and fluidity.

Skilled and expert, conveying mastery, proficiency, and capability

Praised or commendable; Arabic name expressing honor and distinction.

Praised, commended, or worthy of honor. Denotes excellence and esteem.

Praised; commendable; renowned.

Who is like God; Spanish/Portuguese variant of Michael, a Hebrew name.

Of Mary or variant of Michael; Germanic/Scandinavian form with dual heritage.

Dance child; a trainee geisha in traditional Japanese culture

Who is like God; strong defender

My light; Hebrew name combining light concepts

Scottish place name used as a given name, possibly derived from a geographic location.

Glory, majesty, and magnificence. Symbolizes grandeur and distinguished honor.

Glorious, mighty

Glorious and magnificent; possesses great honor and dignity.

Glorious, mighty, and majestic. Symbolizes greatness and honor.

Hawaiian origin, specific meaning unclear

Gift or reward; Hawaiian word for gift

Russian diminutive traditionally associated with Macarius, meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'.

Blessed; happy; derived from Greek Makarios

Blessed or fortunate; derived from Greek word conveying divine blessing

Japanese name; specific meaning depends on kanji used.

True or genuine

Fierce, strong, or warrior

Sincerity and truth; authenticity and honesty.

The greatest, most powerful. Derived from the Latin superlative maximum.

From Latin 'maximus' meaning 'the greatest,' signifying strength and superiority.

Ukrainian form of Maximus, meaning the greatest or most great.

Greatest; from Latin meaning 'the greatest' or 'most majestic'.

My messenger; variant of Malachi, a biblical name meaning messenger of God.

My messenger or messenger of God, expressing divine communication and sacred purpose.

My messenger, my angel

Variation of Malachi; means 'my messenger' or 'messenger of God' in Hebrew.

My messenger, God's messenger

Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'my messenger' or 'messenger of God.'

My messenger; my angel. A variant of the Hebrew name Malachi.

My messenger or messenger of the Lord. Biblical name with spiritual significance.

My messenger; God's messenger; Spanish form of Malachi.

Devotee of Saint Columba; follower of the saint.

King; master

King and ruler; possessing royal authority and power

King

King; representing authority, nobility, and leadership.

My messenger; a variant of Malachi, a Hebrew name.

My messenger or messenger of God; variant of Hebrew Malachi