Names Ending With M (List 7)
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Baby Names That End With M Letter & Meaning (List 7)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Feilim |  |
Meaning : Ever Good Used in : Irish |
| Felim | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Ever good Used in : Australian, Celtic, Irish |
| Fernham | |
Meaning : Variant Of Farnham: Fern Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Fikham | |
Meaning : Great, Illustrious Used in : Hindu |
| Findchoem |  |
Meaning : Name Of Irish Heroine Or Goddess Used in : Irish, Celtic |
| Finnchaem | |
Meaning : Irish Heroine Or Goddess Used in : Irish |
| Fitz-adam | |
Meaning : Son Of Adam Used in : British, English |
| Fitzadam | |
Meaning : Son Of Adam Used in : British, English |
| Flaithem | |
Meaning : Ruler, Lord Used in : Irish |
| Fnam | |
Meaning : Legendary Son Of Nwyvre. Used in : Welsh |
| Foram | |
Meaning : Fragrance Used in : Muslim |
| Forum | |
Meaning : Flowering Used in : Hindu |
| Freedom | |
Meaning : In english meaning is : Freedom Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian |
| Friedhelm | |
Meaning : In Teutonic meaning is : True peace. Used in : Australian, German, Teutonic |
| Fuyum | |
Meaning : Strong Men Used in : Arabic |
| Gairim | |
Meaning : Singing In Praise Used in : Persian |
| Gajnam | |
Meaning : Elephant King Used in : Hindu |
| Gallim | |
Meaning : Who Heap Up, Who Cover. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Galm | |
Meaning : Father Of Thorvald. Used in : Norse |
| Galtem | |
Meaning : Italian Form Of Walter. Strong Warrior. Used in : Italian |
| Gandhapushpam | |
Meaning : Fragnance And Flowers Conjoined Used in : Sanskrit |
| Ganeshalingam | |
Meaning : Son Of Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu |
| Ganga; Ganga Ram | |
Meaning : The great holy river Used in : Kashmiri |
| Gangaaraam; Gangaram | |
Meaning : Variant of 'Ganga' Used in : Telugu |
| Garikapatyam | |
Meaning : Householder's Fire Used in : Sanskrit |
| Garm | |
Meaning : Guards The Gate Of Hell. Used in : Norse |
| Gatnam | |
Meaning : In punjabi meaning is : Liberated through meditation. Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Gatuttam | |
Meaning : One Who Attains To Liberation. Used in : Sikh |
| Gautam | |
Meaning : Name of Lord Buddha, Derived from the Sanskrit roots "gau (गः)" and "tama (तम)", means: Bright Light, Remover of Darkness Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sanskrit, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Kannada |
| Gautham | |
Meaning : Siddartha Used in : Hindu |
| Gautum | |
Meaning : Name Of A Rishi. Used in : Sikh |
| Gazhdum | |
Meaning : Scorpion, Zodiac Sign Of Scorpio Used in : Parsi |
| Gazzam | |
Meaning : The Fleece Of Them. Used in : Biblical |
| Gebim | |
Meaning : Grasshoppers, Height. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Gederothaim | |
Meaning : Hedges. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Geetham | |
Meaning : The founder of Bagavath Geetha, Lord Krishna Used in : Telugu |
| Gem | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, Latin, Australian |
| Geranium | |
Meaning : Crane. Used in : Greek |
| Gerizim | |
Meaning : Cutters, Hatchets. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Gersham | |
Meaning : Exiled Used in : Hawaiian, Hebrew |
| Gershom | |
Meaning : In biblical meaning is : A stranger here. Used in : Australian, Hebrew, British, English |
| Ghamandprem | |
Meaning : Love For Pride. Used in : Sikh |
| Ghanaram | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : Dependant on clouds; a garden Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Ghanashyam | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Ghanasyaam | |
Meaning : Another Name of Lord Krishna Used in : Telugu |
| Ghanem | |
Meaning : Successful. Used in : Sindhi |
| Ghannam | |
Meaning : Shepherd Used in : Arabic, Sindhi |
| Ghansham | |
Meaning : Lord Krishna. Used in : Sikh |
| Ghanshyam | |
Meaning : Black Clouds, Krishna Used in : Hindu |
| Ghanshyam; Ghanashyam | |
Meaning : Lord Krishna; Black clouds resembling a beautiful upcoming evening Used in : Assamese, Gujarati, Marathi, Rajasthani, Telugu |
| Ghastaham | |
Meaning : Very Strong Used in : Parsi |
| Ghaus-i-azam | |
Meaning : Great Helper Used in : Arabic |
| Ghitamm | |
Meaning : Ocean, Huge, Vast Used in : Arabic |
| Ghiyam | |
Meaning : Mist, Fog Used in : Arabic |
| Ghulaam | |
Meaning : Variant Of Ghulam: Slave, Servant Used in : Arabic |
| Ghulam | |
Meaning : Arabic: Slave, Servant, Assistant Used in : Afghan, Arabic, Muslim, Sindhi |
| Gianatam | |
Meaning : Having Knowledge Of The Soul. Used in : Sikh |
| Giandharam | |
Meaning : Religious Divine Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Gianprem | |
Meaning : Love Of Divine Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Gianutaam | |
Meaning : Having Exalted Divine Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Gimm | |
Meaning : Gem Used in : Anglo |
| Gittaim | |
Meaning : A Wine-press. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Gium | |
Meaning : An Outlaw. Used in : Norse |
| Gnanam | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Telugu |
| Gnanam | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Telugu |
| Godinho or godim | |
Meaning : God Used in : Portuguese |
| Gotham | |
Meaning : Homestead Where Goats Are Kept Used in : Jamaican |
| Gotum; Gautam | |
Meaning : Lord Buddha Used in : Kashmiri |
| Goutam | |
Meaning : Name of Lord Buddha, Derived from the Sanskrit roots "gau (गः)" and "tama (तम)", means: Bright Light, Remover of Darkness Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Govindaram | |
Meaning : They are energetic, adventurous, daring and freedom-loving. Used in : Telugu |
| Graeghamm | |
Meaning : From The Gray Home Used in : British, English |
| Graeham | |
Meaning : In english meaning is : From the gray home Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Graham | |
Meaning : Grand Home Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, Celtic, English, French, German, Latin, Scottish, Swiss, Teutonic, Australian |
| Grahem | |
Meaning : Warring Used in : Anglo |
| Gram | |
Meaning : Grand Home Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Latin, Norse |
| Grantham | |
Meaning : In english meaning is : From the great meadow Used in : Australian, British, English, French |
| Greeshm | |
Meaning : Summer Used in : Hindu |
| Gresham | |
Meaning : Village By The Pasture Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Grim | |
Meaning : Son Of Njal. Used in : Norse |
| Grimm | |
Meaning : Fierce Used in : Anglo |
| Grisham | |
Meaning : Village By The Pasture Used in : American, British, English |
| Gulam | |
Meaning : Arabic: Slave, Servant, Assistant Used in : Muslim |
| Gulandam | |
Meaning : Beautiful, Delicate, Graceful Used in : Parsi |
| Gulfam | |
Meaning : Flower's Colour Used in : Hindu, Sindhi, Kurdish, Parsi |
| Gulfam | |
Meaning : Flower's Colour Used in : Hindu, Sindhi, Kurdish, Parsi |
| Gun naam | |
Meaning : Virtues Of Naam. Used in : Sikh |
| Gunaatam | |
Meaning : Excellence Of The Soul. Used in : Sikh |
| Gunabakhiyam | |
Meaning : A Rose Used in : Hindu |
| Gunprem | |
Meaning : Excellence. Used in : Sikh |
| Gurazm | |
Meaning : Brother Of Isfandyar (Pahlavi) Used in : Parsi |
| Gurdharam | |
Meaning : Abiding By The Guru's Blessing. Used in : Sikh |
| Gurkaram | |
Meaning : Blessed With Guru's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Gurnam | |
Meaning : In punjabi meaning is : Name of guru. Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Gurpreetam | |
Meaning : Beloved Guru. Used in : Sikh |
| Gurprem | |
Meaning : Love Of Guru. Used in : Sikh |
| Guruttam | |
Meaning : Exalted Servant Of Guru. Used in : Hindu |
| Gustaham | |
Meaning : Very Strong, Honored, Respected Used in : Parsi |
| Guttorm | |
Meaning : In norse meaning is : Brother of Gudrun. Used in : Danish, Norse, Swedish |
| Gwillym | |
Meaning : Will-helmet. Used in : French, German |
| Gwilym | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Variant of William: Will-helmet. Famous Bearers: poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850) Used in : Australian, French, German, Teutonic |