Girl Names Starting With M

Who is like God; a modern variant of Michaela with Hebrew origins.

Gift or reward; Hawaiian word for gift

A mythical sea creature and zodiac sign in Hindu astrology

Variant of Michaela, meaning 'Who is like God,' a reference to the archangel Michael.

Who is like God? A feminine name variant.

Queen or ruler; referenced in Ethiopian and biblical tradition as the Queen of Sheba.

Happy one, the joyful one

Son of Kenneth, a Scottish name with modern spelling variation.

Son of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic Mac Coinnich

Scottish origin meaning 'son of Coinneach' (fair, handsome). Modern variant spelling of Mackenzie.

Son of the fair one; fair and handsome.

Son of the fair one; connected to Scottish clan heritage.

Modern spelling of Mackenzie, from Scottish/Gaelic meaning 'son of Coinneach,' which means handsome.

Son of the fair one, modern variant of Mackenzie.

Japanese name; specific meaning depends on kanji used.

Scottish origin derived from McKinley, meaning 'fair-haired' or 'son of the fair one.'

Son of the fair one, modern variant of Mackenzie.

Fair one or one of fair appearance. A variant spelling of Mackenzie from Scottish Gaelic tradition.

Variant of Mecca, the holiest city in Islam.

True or genuine

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

Son of Kenneth. A Scottish name suggesting heritage and familial connection.

Son of Kenneth; a Scottish name conveying familial legacy

Garland or necklace. In Sanskrit and Hindu tradition, represents an ornament and spiritual adornment.

Angel; a divine or spiritual being in Islamic and Arabic tradition.

Angel; represents divine protection and spiritual guidance.

An Arabic name meaning grief or sorrow, though used as a beautiful standalone name in Arabic and Islamic cultures.

Dark and black in appearance

Calm, peaceful; possibly from Hawaiian malie

Strong; possibly variant of Magdalena meaning 'of Magdala'

Tower; Scandinavian variant of Magdalene meaning 'tower'

Variant of Mallory, from Old French meaning 'unfortunate' or 'ill-fated'.

Calm, peaceful, queen, bitter

Beautiful and attractive; Arabic name denoting elegance and charm.

A queen or ruler; feminine form representing sovereignty and authority. Symbolizes power and leadership.

Woman from Magdala or tower; a Scandinavian form related to Madeleine.

An indigenous Nahuatl name historically associated with La Malinche, the cultural liaison and interpreter during the Spanish conquest of Mexico.

Garlanded in Sanskrit; symbolizes beauty, flowers, and adornment

Queen, royalty, or ruler.