Girl Names Starting With M (List 3)
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Baby Girl Names That Start With M Letter & Meaning (List 3)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Madora |  |
Meaning : Ruler. Used in : Greek, Latin |
| Madra | |
Meaning : Mother Used in : English, Latin, Spanish, American, British |
| Madravati | |
Meaning : Princess Of Madras, The Wife Of Krishna Used in : Sanskrit |
| Madre | |
Meaning : Mother Used in : English, Spanish, American, British |
| Madri | |
Meaning : Princess Of Madra, The Wife Of Pandu Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Madrona | |
Meaning : Form Of Madonna. Mother Used in : Latin, Australian, Hebrew |
| Maduegbuna | |
Meaning : Do Not Assassinate Used in : Nigerian, Nigerian |
| Maduegbunam | |
Meaning : Wished For Ling Life Used in : Nigerian, Nigerian |
| Maduenu | |
Meaning : The Instability Of Life Used in : Nigerian, Nigerian |
| Madura | |
Meaning : A Bird Used in : Hindu |
| Madurai-meenakshi | |
Meaning : One Who Is Sweet Like Honey Used in : Hindu |
| Maduraimeenakshi | |
Meaning : The Spring Used in : Hindu |
| Mady | |
Meaning : Form Of Madeline. Woman From Magdala, Maiden, Young, Unmarried Woman. Used in : English, German, Greek, American, Hebrew, British |
| Madyati | |
Meaning : Exciting, Arabian Jasmine Used in : Sanskrit |
| Madyson | |
Meaning : Child Of Maud Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese |
| Madzeija | |
Meaning : Hope Used in : Polish |
| Mae | |
Meaning : The Fifth Month Of The Year Used in : English, French, German, Greek, French, American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Thai, British |
| Mae-ying-thahan | |
Meaning : Female Soldier Used in : Thai |
| Maebh | |
Meaning : Great, Joy, Intoxicates Used in : Irish |
| Maedbh | |
Meaning : Intoxicating Used in : Irish, Celtic |
| Maedhbh | |
Meaning : Intoxicating Used in : Irish, Celtic |
| Maegan | |
Meaning : Pearl Used in : Greek, American, Australian, Chinese |
| Maegth | |
Meaning : Maiden Used in : English, British |
| Maegyn | |
Meaning : Great, Strength, Daisy Used in : Irish |
| Maeko | |
Meaning : Used in : Japanese, Japanese |
| Mael-muire | |
Meaning : Devotee Of Mary Used in : Irish, Irish |
| Maelee | |
Meaning : May. In Roman Mythology Maia: (source Of The Month May) Was Goddess Of Spring Growth. Used in : French |
| Maelle | |
Meaning : In latin meaning is : Goal-oriented, Ambitious Used in : French, Latin, Australian |
| Maelynn | |
Meaning : May. In Roman Mythology Maia: (source Of The Month May) Was Goddess Of Spring Growth. Used in : French |
| Maemi | |
Meaning : Used in : Japanese, Japanese |
| Maen | |
Meaning : Silent Used in : Australian, Irish |
| Maera | |
Meaning : In latin meaning is : Daughter of Atlas Used in : Greek, Latin, British, English |
| Maertisa | |
Meaning : Famous Used in : English, British |
| Maeve | |
Meaning : A Small Bird, Song-thrush, Joy Used in : French, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Latin, Irish, American, Australian, Celtic |
| Maeveen | |
Meaning : Nimble Used in : Celtic |
| Mafalda | |
Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : Powerful Used in : French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Australian |
| Mafuane | |
Meaning : Soil (Bachopi Origin ) Used in : African, Egyptian |
| Mafunda | |
Meaning : Teachings Used in : African, Swahili |
| Mag | |
Meaning : In greek meaning is : Variant of Margaret: Pearl. Used in : French, German, Greek, Latin |
| Magadhi | |
Meaning : Of Magadha, Common White Jasmine, A River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Magaere | |
Meaning : A Fury. Used in : Greek |
| Magali | |
Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : Peaceful ruler Used in : French, Portuguese, Swiss, Australian |
| Magan | |
Meaning : Power Used in : Anglo, Hindu, German, Greek, American, Gujarati |
| Magana | |
Meaning : Engrossed Used in : Hindu, Hindu |
| Maganhildi | |
Meaning : Strong Battle Maiden Used in : German |
| Magarajothi | |
Meaning : A Lady With Intoxicating Eyes Used in : Hindu |
| Magarida | |
Meaning : Pearl Used in : Portuguese |
| Magaskawee | |
Meaning : Graceful. Used in : Native American |
| Magathi | |
Meaning : Great Used in : Hindu |
| Magbish | |
Meaning : Excelling, Height. Used in : Biblical |
| Magd | |
Meaning : Maiden Used in : Australian, German |
| Magda | |
Meaning : Maiden. Used in : English, Finnish, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Slavic, Swedish, Hawaiian, Arabic, Australian, Hebrew, British, Czechoslovakian, Czech, Danish, Dutch |
| Magdala | |
Meaning : In biblical meaning is : Tower, greatness. Non-gerderized Biblical name. Used in : English, French, Greek, Biblical, Hebrew, British |
| Magdaleena | |
Meaning : Woman From Magdala Used in : Finnish |
| Magdalen | |
Meaning : In czech meaning is : Woman from Magdala Used in : English, French, German, Greek, Spanish, Australian, Hebrew, British, Czechoslovakian, Czech |
| Magdalena | |
Meaning : Of Magdala Used in : English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, British, Czechoslovakian, Czech, English, American, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, British, Czechoslovakian, Czech, Danish, Dutch |
| Magdalene | |
Meaning : In czech meaning is : Woman from Magdala Used in : English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Irish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, British, English, American, Hawaiian, Australian, Hebrew, British, Czechoslovakian, Czech, Danish |
| Magdalina | |
Meaning : In Polish meaning is : From the high tower Used in : French, Greek, Polish, Australian |
| Magdiel | |
Meaning : Declaring God, Chosen Fruit Of God. Used in : Hebrew, French, Biblical |
| Magdolna | |
Meaning : In greek meaning is : Place name:Magdala was a town on the sea of Galilee, The home of Saint Mary Magdalen, Whom Jesus healedand who was present at his crucifixion. Used in : German, Greek |
| Magen | |
Meaning : The Coming Moon, A Covering, Protection Used in : Hebrew, American, Australian |
| Magena | |
Meaning : The Coming Moon, A Covering, Protection Used in : Hawaiian, Native American, Hebrew |
| Mageshwari | |
Meaning : God Name Used in : Hindu |
| Magga | |
Meaning : In Swedish meaning is : From Magdala Used in : German, Swedish, Danish |
| Maggan | |
Meaning : From Magdala Used in : Swedish |
| Maggey | |
Meaning : Pearl. Used in : Greek |
| Maggi | |
Meaning : Abbreviation Of Margaret. A Pearl Used in : English, German, Greek, Swedish, American, Australian, British, Danish |
| Maggie | |
Meaning : Pet Form Of Margaret Used in : English, French, German, Greek, Irish, Latin, Scottish, Swedish, American, Australian, Chinese, British, Danish |
| Maggy | |
Meaning : Abbreviation Of Margaret. A Pearl Used in : English, French, German, Greek, Latin, Swedish, American, Australian, British |
| Magha | |
Meaning : Gift, Reward, Wealth, The Wife Of Shiva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Maghi | |
Meaning : Giving Gifts, The Full Moon Day In The Month Of Magha Used in : Sanskrit |
| Maghoni | |
Meaning : Liberality, the East Used in : Sanskrit |
| Magli | |
Meaning : In Swedish meaning is : Pearl Used in : German, Swedish, British, English |
| Magna | |
Meaning : In Swedish meaning is : Great Used in : French, German, Latin, Norse, Swedish, Australian, Danish |
| Magnhild | |
Meaning : Great Used in : Swedish, Danish |
| Magnhilda | |
Meaning : Strong Battle Maiden Used in : German |
| Magnhilde | |
Meaning : Strong In Warfare. Used in : German |
| Magnild | |
Meaning : Strong Battle Maiden Used in : German, Norse, Norse |
| Magnilda | |
Meaning : Strong In Warfare. Used in : German, Latin, Norse |
| Magnilde | |
Meaning : Strong Battle Maiden Used in : German, Norse |
| Magnilla | |
Meaning : Great Used in : Swedish |
| Magnolia | |
Meaning : Flower Name Used in : French, Latin, American, Australian |
| Magor-missabib | |
Meaning : Fear On Every Side. Used in : Biblical |
| Magpiash | |
Meaning : A Body Thrust Hard Together. Used in : Biblical |
| Magundi | |
Meaning : Female Magician Used in : Sanskrit |
| Maha | |
Meaning : Wild Cow, Resembling The Moon, Beautiful Eyes Used in : Hindu, Thai, Irish, African, Arabic, Japanese, Lebanese, Muslim, Sanskrit, Sindhi |
| Mahaalakshmee | |
Meaning : Jasmine Used in : Hindu |
| Mahaamaayaa | |
Meaning : Flower Used in : Hindu |
| Mahabhadra | |
Meaning : Ganga River Used in : Hindu |
| Mahabhaga | |
Meaning : Highly Fortunate, Pure Holy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahabhattarika | |
Meaning : Another Name For Durga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahabhima | |
Meaning : Very Powerful, Another Name For Parvati Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahabhoga | |
Meaning : Causing Great Enjoyment, Durga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahabuddhi | |
Meaning : Extremely Intelligent, An Asura Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahachanda | |
Meaning : Very Fierce Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahadeva | |
Meaning : The Great Deity, Another Name For Rudra And Shuva Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Mahadevi | |
Meaning : Supreme Deity Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Mahaganga | |
Meaning : The Great Ganga Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Mahagauri | |
Meaning : The Great Gauri, One Of The 9 Forms Of Durga Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Mahajabeen | |
Meaning : Goddess Durga Used in : Hindu |