Boy Names Starting With M

Independent and unconventional, representing those who forge their own path and defy convention with spirit.

Independent, nonconformist, free spirit

Independent, nonconforming, or unconventional person

Blue

Independent and non-conformist. A variant spelling of Maverick reflecting modern individualism.

Independent, nonconformist, or trailblazer; one who charts their own course

Greatest, the best

The greatest, from Latin 'maximus' meaning 'greatest or supreme.'

The greatest

The greatest; superlative form indicating superiority or excellence

The greatest, the largest. Derived from the Latin maximus meaning greatest.

Variant of Maxim or Max, derived from Latin meaning 'greatest', symbolizing superiority and excellence.

The greatest; relating to supremacy and excellence.

Field of Max; derived from an English place name and surname

The greatest; derived from the Latin Maximus.

Greatest, most excellent

Greatest; the superlative form conveying excellence.

Spanish form of Maximilian, from Latin 'Maximus' meaning 'the greatest'.

The greatest; derived from Latin Maximus

From Latin Maximus, meaning 'greatest' and signifying power, leadership, and distinction.

Greatest. From Latin origins meaning the greatest or most supreme, symbolizing excellence.

The greatest; supreme. Derived from the Latin superlative maximus.

'The greatest' from Latin Maximus; Spanish/Italian diminutive form.

Greatest or largest; the superlative form indicating excellence and supremacy.

From Latin meaning 'the greatest'; conveys excellence and superiority.

Greatest, from Latin maximus

Son of Max; represents greatness through lineage. Max derives from the greatest or most.

Great stream; large pool

The greatest; a spelling variant of Maximus.

Great stream; strong flowing water.

Who is like God

Greater; one who is greater or leading.

Who is like God; derived from the Hebrew name Michael.

Who is like God? A variant spelling of Michael, derived from the Hebrew archangel known for divine protection.

Dweller by the main river or strong; English surname used as given name.

Derived from Greek myron meaning sweet oil or perfume.

Modern variant of Mason; traditionally means 'stone worker' or 'builder'.

Stone worker or stonemason.

Ray of light, radiance, or brightness; represents illumination and splendor.

Peacock; from Sanskrit mayur.

Mighty or powerful; from Arabic roots relating to strength and honor.

Water; from Swahili

Rain-giving, from Arabic related to rain and abundance.

Scottish surname used as first name; from Gaelic 'Mac Arthair' meaning 'son of Arthur.'

Of Irish heritage; variant of the McCarthy surname

Son of the plain; a Scottish-Irish surname used as a first name, referring to flat or level terrain.

Son of Rae. Scottish surname used as given name.

Son of Donald; surname used as a given name.

Son of Gregor; Scottish surname indicating paternal descent

Son of Guyer. Irish surname indicating patrilineal descent.

Son of Kay; originates from Scottish clan naming tradition.

Son of Finnon or Finnan

Son of Leann; a Scottish surname with Gaelic origins.

Son of Rae; Scottish surname.

Honey wine or meadow. Derived from the English word mead.

One with intelligence and radiance; combination of Medha (wisdom) and Anshu (ray of light)

Prince or emir; related to the Persian and Arabic title for a noble or prince.

Guided one, well-guided—Arabic name referring to the rightly guided leader.

Praised and commendable; a Turkish variant of Muhammad, one of the most respected names in Islamic tradition.

Niche or chamber; a Persian architectural term representing a sacred or honored space.

More generous or greater. Can also refer to the Mehran river in Iran.

Moonlight; beautiful and gentle as the moon's radiance.

Moonlight; symbolizes brightness, celestial beauty, and divine light.

Cloud; from Sanskrit, representing lightness, grace, and transience in Indian tradition.

Beautiful child; from Japanese elements meaning 'beautiful' and 'child'

King, from Hebrew 'melech.'

My messenger or messenger of God.

From Old English meaning 'mill stream,' derived from the place name of the Australian city.

King of righteousness; a legendary priest-king from Hebrew scripture

One of the Three Magi/Wise Men in Christian tradition. Means 'king' in Hebrew.

Honey-like, sweet

Honey; derived from the Greek root 'meli' referring to sweetness.

My king is God; divine rule and authority.

Variant of Melchizedek, Hebrew biblical name meaning 'my king is righteousness' or 'king of righteous.'

Strong friend; one of great fortitude

From the Old French place name 'Melville,' possibly meaning 'mill town' or from 'mal' (bad) and 'ville' (town).

Comforter and beloved. A Hebrew/Yiddish combination: Menachem (comforter) and Mendel (beloved).

Strength, spirit; possibly related to ancient Greek concepts of vigor

One who causes forgetfulness; from the Hebrew word meaning 'to forget.'

Comforter; one who brings comfort and solace.

Son of the wise man. Amharic name historically associated with Ethiopian royalty and strength.

Fierce, ambitious, promising

Spanish origin related to 'mercy' or from Mercedes, meaning 'rewards' in Latin.

Merchant or trader; an occupational surname used as a given name.

Roman messenger god; also the planet and chemical element

Great ruler or sea-related, from Welsh 'Maredudd'.

Blackbird in Dutch tradition