Girl Names Starting With M

Who is like God; expresses divine grace and protection.

Who is like God. Feminine form of Michael, symbolizing divine qualities.

Japanese diminutive, often short for Michiko. Can also be German short form of Michelle.

Variant of Micah/Michael, meaning 'Who is like God?' A question expressing divine incomparability.

Child of the way, combining 'michi' (path) and 'ko' (child).

From Hebrew meaning 'who is like God,' conveying strength and divine likeness.

Feminine form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God?' in Hebrew.

Who is like God? A variant of Micah with Hebrew biblical roots and spiritual meaning.

Who is like God? Feminine variant of Michael conveying divine comparison.

Modern feminine variant of Michael, derived from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God'.

Who is like God; from Hebrew Mikha'el, expressing divine comparison.

Who is like God

Variant of Mackenzie, meaning 'son of Kenneth' or 'fair and handsome'.

Modern nickname, typically short for Michaela or Michelle.

Green

Who is like God, derived from Michael.

Beautiful child; combines mie (beautiful) and ko (child) in traditional Japanese naming.

Honey; a sweet and precious substance used directly as a name in Spanish and French traditions.

Crumb; a small piece or diminutive form

Cute, darling, delicate, or precious

Cute, dainty, and delicate. A French term of endearment meaning 'my cute one.'

Feminine diminutive of Miguel; who is like God

Who is like God; a declaration of faith and divine strength

Mist or fine dew. A Sanskrit name evoking moisture, morning freshness, and subtle beauty.

The sun; in Hindu mythology, another name for Surya, the solar deity

A combination of sun and moon symbolizing beauty and radiance.

Who is like God; the Hebrew origin of Michael in feminine form.

Who is like God; expresses divine comparison and reverence.

Hebrew name meaning 'Who is like God?' reflecting divine comparison and reverence.

Who is like God, derived from Hebrew Michael combining 'mi' (who) and 'el' (God).

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

Variant of Michaela, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?' A modern feminine form of Michael.

A variant of Micaiah or Michaela, meaning 'who is like God' in Hebrew.

Who is like God; derived from Hebrew elements 'mi' (who) and reference to the Divine.

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Who is like God?

Who is like God; variant of Michaela.

Who is like God?

Variant of Michael, from Hebrew 'Mikha'el,' meaning 'who is like God?'

Variant of Michelle; means who is like God, from Hebrew origins.

Son of the fair one, modern variant of Mackenzie.

Fair one; modern spelling of Mackenzie, from Scottish.

Who is like God; feminine form of Michael.

Who is like God, from Hebrew 'Michael'.

Who is like God? Feminine form derived from Michael/Mikhail.

Who is like God, expressing divine comparison

Three trees; from Japanese 'mi' (three) and 'ki' (tree).

Modern spelling variant of Mickey/Miki; meaning 'who is like God'.

Shrine maiden in Shinto tradition

Beautiful sky; primarily known as a Vocaloid voice synthesizer character.

Hebrew variant of Micah, meaning 'who is like God?'

Who is like God; expresses divine comparison and spiritual strength.

Gracious, dear, hardworking

Spanish word meaning 'miracle', symbolizing something blessed, wonderful, or extraordinary.

Gracious, dear, loving, eager

Gracious and dear (Mila) combined with the flower rose, symbolizing beauty and love.

Means 'queen' or 'counsel'; a biblical Hebrew name.

Queen; a biblical matriarch and ancestor.

Gentle strength; combining elements meaning 'mild' and 'strong'.

Gentle strength or merciful strength. Represents compassion and resilience.

Mild strength and gentle power. A variation of Mildred meaning tender and strong.

Gracious, dear, pleasant, sweet

Gracious; dear.

Of Old German origin, meaning 'strong worker' or mild strength; a variant of Millicent.

Heavenly caress; from Hawaiian 'mili' (to caress) and 'lani' (heaven), suggesting a gentle touch from the heavens.

Honey bee; industrious and sweet.

Scandinavian/Finnish name, often used as a standalone given name with diminutive qualities.

Mild or soft, derived from Millicent meaning gentle

Variant of Milena, possibly from Slavic meaning 'dear' or 'gracious.'

Gentle strength, strong in work

Combination of Millie (English, 'beloved' or 'mill worker') and Mae (Latin/Hebrew, 'beloved' or named after the month of May).

Combination of Millie (industrious) and Rose (flower symbolizing love). Represents strength and grace.

Honey bee

Bee; derived from the Greek melissa, representing industriousness and sweetness.

Strong worker or gentle strength

Modern variant or nickname, possibly derived from Emily meaning industrious or rival.

Varies by context; often 'smart' or 'quick' in Korean usage

Hebrew origin meaning 'fish'; symbolizes abundance and fluidity.

Japanese name meaning 'south.' Can also represent beauty and direction.

A Yiddish diminutive form, traditionally used as an affectionate variant of longer names.