Girl Names Starting With M

Star of Mary or beloved star; combining mari and stella

Of the sea; maritime

Of the sea; a Scandinavian variant of Maria, related to Latin mare meaning sea

Of the sea; beloved. Likely variant of Miriam.

Russian/Slavic form of Mary, from Hebrew meaning 'star of the sea' or 'beloved.'

Of the sea; beloved; star of the sea

Star of the sea and gracious; combination of Mary and Anna

Related to Maria/Mary. Portuguese or Spanish variant with maritime or Marian associations.

A Finnish form of Mary, traditionally meaning 'of the sea' or 'star of the sea.'

Dear beloved or cherished soul; combines elements of endearment and the spiritual self.

From Arabic marjan meaning coral; represents beauty, preciousness, and ocean treasures.

A pearl; precious gemstone symbolizing purity and value

Short form or variant of Marjorie; derived from 'Margarita' meaning pearl.

Variant of Marjorie; possibly derived from Latin margarita (pearl) or with Germanic origins.

A pearl or variant of Margaret, symbolizing preciousness

Pearl; a precious gem. Variant of Marjorie with Greek etymology.

Pearl; derived from Latin margarita via Norman French

Feminine form of Marcus, from Latin meaning 'of Mars' or 'warlike.'

From Mars

Modern variant of Mark; Latin origin meaning 'dedicated to Mars' or 'warlike.'

Pearl; Czech form of Margaret symbolizing purity and precious value.

Dedicated to Mars; warlike or martial in character.

Of Mars; feminine form of Mark representing strength and warrior spirit.

Diminutive of Mark or Maria, associated with Mars the god of war.

Dedicated to Mars; warlike. Feminine form of Mark with the -ita suffix.

Modern variant of Markia; derived from Latin Marcus, dedicated to Mars or warlike.

Beloved; graceful and cherished maiden.

Variant of Marlene, combining Mary and Mary Magdalene in Germanic tradition.

Of the sea; star. Germanic combination merging Maria and Elise.

Of the sea.

Lake shore or remains of a lake; from Old English place name elements.

Driftwood, remnants of the lake

Pleasant wood or meadow by the lake; from Old English origins.

Variant of Marlene; German name possibly derived from Mary with diminutive suffix.

Of the sea or beloved; derived from Mary (Hebrew Miriam) combined with Lynn (lake/pool).

Free woman; from Germanic 'Carl' meaning free.

Of the mark; from French marquis relating to nobility or territory.

Variant of Marguerite, derived from Latin 'margarita' meaning 'pearl,' symbolizing preciousness.

Pearl. Variant of Margaret, symbolizing beauty and value.

Feminine form of Marquis, derived from Latin meaning nobleman or marquess.

From French meaning 'small marquis', referring to a French nobility title.

Of the sea or beloved, from Hebrew roots.

Combination of Mary (meaning 'of the sea' or 'beloved') and Anne (meaning 'grace').

Of the sea; beloved.

Derived from Mary, meaning 'of the sea' or 'beloved'.

Of the sea or of Mars; variant of Marissa.

Of the sea.

Feminine form related to Marcus; means of Mars or warlike.

Port of Mars; named after the historic Mediterranean city in France.

Of Mars; related to the Roman god of war. A feminine form of Marcellus.

Horse master; official in charge of horses and military affairs.

Variant of Marcia, derived from Roman family name Marcius. Related to Mars, the god of war.

Lady or mistress of the house. Aramaic origin suggesting authority and domesticity.

Lady of the house; one who tends to household matters.

Variant of Martha, from Aramaic meaning lady or mistress, denoting respect and dignity.

Lady of the house.

Of Mars; warlike and strong.

A Caribbean island name used as a personal name; carries no traditional etymological meaning as a given name.

Lady of the household; mistress or master

Feminine form of Martin, derived from Mars the Roman god of war, symbolizing strength and determination.

Circle or perfection in Japanese; represents completeness and wholeness