Girl Names Starting With M

Stone worker or builder, representing strength and craftsmanship.

"Intoxicating" or "great queen," variant of the Irish Maeve.

She who intoxicates, great queen

Modern compound combining Maeve (Irish name) and Lynn (meaning 'lake' or 'water'), symbolizing Celtic heritage and natural grace.

A variant of Maeve, meaning 'intoxicating' or 'great' from Irish mythology.

Modern variant of Maeve, traditionally an Irish name meaning intoxicating or great.

Modern variant of Maeve, the warrior queen of legend in Irish mythology.

Pearl. Modern variant spelling of Maisie.

Related to Maria/Mary; Spanish diminutive used for María Fernanda or María Félix.

From Magdala; woman of Magdala

Pearl; from French roots derived from Margaret meaning pearl.

Pearl; symbol of purity, beauty, and wisdom.

A woman from Magdala; associated with strength and tower-like qualities, often connected to Mary Magdalene.

From Magdala, meaning 'tower'; elevated.

A variant of Magdalena, derived from the biblical town of Magdala (Greek 'high tower'); associated with Mary Magdalene.

Of Magdala; variant of Magdalena associated with Mary Magdalene, symbolizing redemption and devotion.

From Magdala, a Hebrew place name; associated with Mary Magdalene, symbolizing redemption and spiritual awakening.

Of Magdala; associated with grace and redemption

From Magdala, a place in ancient Galilee.

Variant of Magdalene, derived from the place name Magdala and traditionally associated with the biblical Mary Magdalene.

From the place name Magdala in Judea; relating to the biblical Magdalene

Of Magdala (an ancient place); noble and elevated.

Pearl, precious and lustrous gem.

Pearl; precious gem

An Arabic name meaning wild cow or oryx (a desert antelope), symbolizing grace and beauty.

Possibly Hebrew origin, variant of Mahalia with associations to tenderness and beauty.

Tenderness or sweetness; gentle and compassionate nature.

Great Lakshmi; refers to the supreme form of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, prosperity, and abundance.

Affection; tenderness

Tender, affectionate; a variant of Mahalia, a Hebrew name.

From Arabic, feminine form of Mahdi. Means 'guided' or 'rightly guided,' expressing divine direction and righteousness.

Heavenly moon; celestial and peaceful

Like the moon, from Persian 'mah' (moon)

May mean skillful or clever; possibly from Arabic or Hindi roots.

Sanskrit name meaning 'fragrance' or 'aroma,' symbolizing beauty, charm, and pleasant nature.

Forgiveness, grace; Amharic name with spiritual significance.

Sanskrit name meaning fish; can also refer to earth.

Sanskrit name meaning 'earth' or 'soil'; symbolizes connection to nature and grounding.

Glory, greatness, and grandeur; a Sanskrit name embodying majesty and splendor.

Moon. Hawaiian word with celestial significance, often chosen to reflect beauty and gentle radiance.

Skilled, expert, or excellent; from the Arabic denoting capability and mastery.

Arabic name meaning 'skilled' or 'accomplished,' denoting expertise and proficiency.

Beginning or origin; carries connotations of new beginnings.

Tenderness or affection. A name expressing gentle qualities.

Moon beauty; combines 'mah' (moon) and 'naz' (beauty), symbolizing lunar elegance.

Moon light or moon-faced; a poetic name combining mah (moon) and noor (light/radiance).

Skilled or dexterous; gift or reward.

Moon-like or of the moon. From Persian 'mah' meaning moon, suggesting beauty and serenity.

A flowering tree (Madhuca longifolia) native to India; symbolizes natural heritage.

Persian name possibly meaning 'moonlit,' 'moon-faced,' or moon-related, associated with beauty.

Dear, beloved

Scottish diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Maiden; a Scottish and English name with historical roots.

Table; named after the divinely sent table mentioned in Islamic tradition and the Quran (Surah Al-Maidah).

Strong in battle; derived from the Germanic name Matilda

Great or mother; variant of Mae or Maia from Greek mythology.

Star of the sea or beloved by God. A Finnish variant of Maria with Hebrew origins.

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

Dance child; a trainee geisha in traditional Japanese culture

Heavenly lei or beautiful garland; from Hawaiian mai (garland) and lani (heaven)

Fragrant garland of flowers; refers to a Hawaiian vine.

Possibly Vietnamese: combining mai (plum blossom) and lin (linden tree).

Blessed, fortunate, auspicious

Means 'blessed', 'fortunate', or 'auspicious' in Arabic.

Blessed, fortunate, or auspicious; carries strong connotations of good fortune and divine blessing.

Star of the sea. An Irish name derived from Máire, related to the Virgin Mary.

Pearl. The Irish form of Margaret, symbolizing purity and wisdom.

Of the sea; the Scottish Gaelic form of Mary with ancient Celtic roots.

Irish variant of Mary or Maureen, traditionally understood to mean 'of the sea' or 'beloved.'

Pearl. Variant spelling of Maisie, a Scottish diminutive of Margaret.

Pearl; Scottish variant of Maisie, derived from Margaret.

Life; symbolizes vitality, presence, and living fully.

Pearl; derived from Margaret through the diminutive form Maisie.

Modern variant of Maisie, a pet form of Margaret meaning 'pearl.'

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

Means friendship, kindness, and compassion. A Sanskrit name symbolizing goodwill and benevolence.

Pearl. A Scottish variant of Maisie, derived from Margaret.

Variant of Marjorie, derived from the marjoram herb or Latin 'Maria.' Traditionally means 'of the sea' or represents the beloved.

Who is like God? A modern variation of Michaela, the feminine form of Michael.

Who is like God; variant of Micaiah from Hebrew