Girl Names Starting With M

A variant of Monica, derived from Latin roots meaning 'advisor' and 'one who counsels.'

Advisor or woman who warns. Related to Monica, from Latin monere (to warn).

A variant spelling of Monique, derived from the Latin 'Monica' meaning 'advisor' or 'one who warns.'

Variant of Monika, from Latin meaning 'to advise' or 'counselor.'

Advisor or warning. Derived from Monica, a Latin name.

Mouth of the river Roe

Diminutive of Montserrat, referring to a jagged or serrated mountain in Catalonia.

Jagged mountain

From Montserrat; serrated mountain in Catalonia.

Saw mountain; derived from the Catalan place name Montserrat.

Related to Montserrat, a jagged mountain; associated with spiritual significance

Variant of Montserrat, meaning 'jagged mountain' in Catalan, associated with the sanctuary in Catalonia, Spain.

Jagged mountain

Geographic name; variant spelling of Montana, derived from Spanish montaña meaning 'mountain.'

Possibly from Latin 'montis' meaning 'mountain'

From Spanish meaning 'mountain', derived from 'montaña'

Jagged mountain; reference to the Montserrat mountains in Catalonia.

A jagged or serrated mountain; refers to the Benedictine monastery located in Catalonia, Spain.

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.

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

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

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

From Mary; traditionally connected to the sea and beloved.

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

I have a beautiful child; big beauty

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.

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

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

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

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

A Yoruba name combining elements of joy and blessings.

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

Magnolia or wood orchid, referring to the flowering plant

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

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

Radiant, glowing, or illuminated. Conveying brightness and 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

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

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.

Sea warrior; derived from Irish Murchadh

Sea warrior or descendant of Murrough; from Irish clan origins.

Variant of Muriel, from Irish Muirgheal meaning 'bright sea' or 'shining water'.

Messenger or one who is sent forth, referring to divine messengers in Islamic tradition.

Named after a French folk dance and musical form; evokes artistic and rhythmic qualities.

Smile

Means 'smile' in Arabic and Hindi/Urdu, representing joy, warmth, and cheerfulness.

Muslim woman, the feminine form of 'Muslim' in Arabic.

Light, brightness, or illumination; symbolizes clarity, wisdom, and enlightenment

Who is like God, from the Hebrew name Michael.

Variant of Michelle, derived from the Hebrew name Michael, meaning "who is like God." Represents strength and divine protection.

Modern spelling of Michaela, feminine form of Michael, meaning 'Who is like God?'

Modern variant of Micah, meaning who is like God from Hebrew.

Who is like God; an affirmation of divine supremacy and incomparable greatness.

Who is like God?

Who is like God; a powerful spiritual name expressing divine inquiry and strength.

Variant of Mikayla, feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Who is like God?

Who is like God; modern spelling variant of Michael from Hebrew.

Who is like God; variant of Michelle expressing divine comparison.

Son of Kenneth; Kenneth means 'handsome' or 'born of fire' in Scottish Gaelic.

Modern spelling of Mackenzie, derived from Scottish origin meaning 'son of Coinneach'.