Boy Names Starting With M

Of the mark; from French marquis relating to nobility or territory.

From French meaning 'small marquis', referring to a French nobility title.

A nobleman of high rank; a marquis

Related to marquis, a French title of nobility denoting high rank

Marquis, a nobleman of high rank. Signifies nobility, authority, and elevated status.

Warlike; of Mars, the Roman god of war.

Variant of Mario; Italian/Spanish origin meaning 'of Mars' or relating to the Roman god of war.

Derived from Mary, meaning 'of the sea' or 'beloved'.

An English place name meaning 'marsh valley.'

Warlike; of Mars; a variant of Marcel with classical Roman roots.

Of Mars; Latin origin referring to the Roman god of war, symbolizing strength and courage.

Horse servant or farrier; related to marshal

Horse master; official in charge of horses and military affairs.

Marsh settlement or town by the marsh

Warrior; dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war

Warlike; dedicated to Mars, the god of war.

Of Mars; martial or warlike

Of Mars; warrior (Welsh form of Martin)

Circle or perfection in Japanese; represents completeness and wholeness

Famous friend or great friend. Derived from Old English elements denoting fame and companionship.

Horse friend, from Old English elements meaning horse and friend.

An Arabic name meaning horse or related to granite, symbolizing strength and nobility.

Varies by kanji; 'ichi' means one/first in Japanese.

Correct, proper; meaning varies by kanji used

Meaning varies by kanji; commonly represents elegance or beauty combined with another virtue.

Righteous man or clean man. Japanese name expressing virtue and purity.

Victory, excellence, growth

True and refined; combines characters meaning integrity and elegance, suggesting noble qualities.

Correct person; composed of Japanese elements meaning proper/correct (masa) and person/man (to).

Elegant and righteous. Combination of 'masa' (elegant) and 'yoshi' (good, virtuous).

Masa means true or correct; yuki means courage or snow. Represents a virtuous and courageous person.

Short form of Mason, from English occupational surname meaning 'stone worker.'

Anointed one. The Islamic term for messiah or the chosen one.

Destiny or fate. An Arabic name evoking the concept of one's predetermined path or journey.

Refers to Mount Massis (Mount Ararat); sacred mountain of Armenia

Occupational name meaning 'stone worker' or 'builder in stone'.

Fortunate and prosperous; blessed with good luck and happiness.

The greatest; derived from the Latin Maximus.

Greatest or largest, from Latin superlative form.

Stone worker; variant of Mason, a person who builds with stone.

Fortunate; blessed; carries connotations of divine favor and good fortune.

Gift of God. Spanish form of the Hebrew name Matthew.

A Samoan/Polynesian title meaning 'chief' or 'leader' in traditional Samoan culture.

Gift of God; Hawaiian variant of Matthew expressing divine blessing.

Gift; from Hebrew matana

Variant of Matias/Matthias, from Hebrew meaning 'gift of God'.

Solid, firm, strong. Represents strength and stability.

Gift of God, derived from Hebrew Matthew meaning divine gift

Gift of God; represents divine blessing and grace.

Gift of God, devoted to God

Portuguese and Spanish form of Matthew, meaning 'gift of God.'

Gift of God

Gift of God, God's gift

Gift of God; a variant of Matthew combining Hebrew roots.

Spanish and Italian variant of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning 'gift of God.'

Son of Matthew, gift of God

Gift of God

Gift of God. Portuguese and Latin form of Matthew with Hebrew origins.

Gift of God

Gift of God; represents divine blessing

Gift of God, derived from Hebrew 'mattan' (gift) and 'yahu' (God).

Variant of Matthias, from Hebrew meaning 'gift of God'.

Gift of God; derived from Hebrew Mattityahu combining mathai (gift) and Yah (God).

Gift of God. A Germanic-Greek name derived from Matthias, meaning divine blessing.

Gift of God

Gift of God; divine blessing and grace.

Gift of God.

Gift of God; derived from Hebrew 'mattan' (gift) and 'yah' (God).

Gift of God; Hebrew biblical name combining 'gift' and God's name

Gift of God

Variant of Matthew; means 'gift of God', derived from Hebrew Matityahu, symbolizing divine blessing.

Gift of God

Variant of Matthew, from Hebrew 'Mattityahu' meaning gift of God.

Gift of God

Gift of God

Gift of God, derived from Hebrew Mattiyahu. Modern variant spelling of Matthew.

Gift of God; derived from the Hebrew name Matityahu.

Gift of God. Greek form of Matthew, derived from Matthaios.

Gift of God. Symbolizes divine blessing and generosity.

Gift of God, derived from the Hebrew name Matthew.

Gift of God

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

Gift of God; derived from Hebrew elements meaning 'gift' and 'God'.

Gift of God; God's present to the world.

Gift of God; Scandinavian form of Matthias from Hebrew Mattityahu.

Gift of God; from Hebrew origins meaning God's gift.

Adult or parent in Hawaiian and Polynesian languages

A gift of God.

Gift of God; Russian form of Matthew, from Hebrew Mattityahu.

Gift of God; Ukrainian and Russian form of Matthew.

Gift of God; Ukrainian and Russian form of Matthew derived from Hebrew origins.

Gift of God.

Hawaiian demigod; associated with seafaring and mischief.

Dark-skinned, of Mauritius

Variant of Mauritius, traditionally meaning 'dark' or 'of Mauritania.'

Moorish; variant of Mauricio, from Latin meaning 'of the Moors'.

Italian form of Maurice, derived from Latin meaning 'dark' or 'of Mauritania,' symbolizing strength and distinction.

Dark, swarthy; from Mauritius

Expert or connoisseur. Someone with deep knowledge and mastery in a particular field.