Sanskrit Boy Names Starting With M
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Sanskrit Baby Boy Names That Start With M Letter & Meaning (List 1)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Madhukantha |  |
Meaning : A person whose voice is sweet like honey Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mahaja | |
Meaning : A man of noble descent Used in : Sanskrit |
| Makaranda | |
Meaning : A person who is like the bee Used in : Sanskrit |
| Makula | |
Meaning : One who is pretty as a flower bud Used in : Sanskrit |
| Makura | |
Meaning : A reflection in the mirror Used in : Sanskrit |
| Manisankara | |
Meaning : Lord Shiva covered in jewels Used in : Sanskrit |
| Manjukesh | |
Meaning : A man who has beautiful hair Used in : Sanskrit |
| Manjusaka | |
Meaning : A person who is like the heavenly flower Used in : Sanskrit |
| Maurya | |
Meaning : The king, the ruler, one who is great Used in : Irish, Sanskrit |
| Medhavi | |
Meaning : A person who is wise and intelligent Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Megharaja | |
Meaning : He is the Lord of the Clouds Used in : Sanskrit |
| Meghdut | |
Meaning : messenger of the clouds Used in : Sanskrit |
| Meru | |
Meaning : Standing high above others Used in : Japanese, Japanese, Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Metul | |
Meaning : A measured person, who is knowledgeable Used in : Sanskrit |
| Miheer | |
Meaning : the ruler of the deep sea Used in : Sanskrit |
| Milap | |
Meaning : The union or get together of two person Used in : Native American, Sanskrit |
| Milind | |
Meaning : A person sweet as a Honey, or like honeybee Used in : Malayalam, Gujarati, Sanskrit |
| Milun | |
Meaning : The union of two, getting together Used in : Sanskrit |
| Minaraja | |
Meaning : Some one who is the king of the fish Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mirat | |
Meaning : A mirror, where one can see oneself Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Mitaksh | |
Meaning : A tender or a soft person, a delicate person Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Mitang | |
Meaning : The dearest part of the body Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Mitanshu | |
Meaning : A person with the friendly element Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitanu | |
Meaning : A small part or element of the friend Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mithilesa | |
Meaning : The King of Mithila; Janak, father of Sita Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mithiran | |
Meaning : A friend, one who is very close person Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mithun | |
Meaning : A union of people, a making of couple Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitin | |
Meaning : A Governing person, a governor Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitraang | |
Meaning : The part of a friend or the friendship Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitrananda | |
Meaning : The Joy of having a friend Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitrayu | |
Meaning : The long age of the friend or friendship Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mitroday | |
Meaning : The arise of a friend or friendship Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mivara | |
Meaning : The capita of ancient Nepal or Mithila Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Mohaka | |
Meaning : The truth speaking person, always stand for the truth and never let it down Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mohan | |
Meaning : A Gift from the Almighty God Used in : Punjabi, Sindhi, British, English, Punjabi, Malayalam, Assamese, Kashmiri, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Sanskrit, Tamil |
| Mohanish | |
Meaning : The dusky or without light Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mohit | |
Meaning : Black coated gorgeous, gloomy layer love. Used in : Bengali, Sanskrit, Tamil |
| Mojil | |
Meaning : The person who exercises control over workers Used in : Sanskrit |
| Moksha | |
Meaning : The liberalization, or freedom from the world Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Mokshit | |
Meaning : The one who is liberated or free Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mridul | |
Meaning : A tender or a soft person, a delicate person Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Mrigapani | |
Meaning : The hand of the deer Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mrigendra | |
Meaning : The Lord of the antelopes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mrithul | |
Meaning : A tender person Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mrityunjai | |
Meaning : The one who never been defeated by death Used in : Sanskrit |
| Mukund | |
Meaning : A name of Lord Vishnu. It means freedom giver. Used in : Malayalam, Assamese, Gujarati, Sanskrit, Gujarati |
| Munjal | |
Meaning : King of Gujarat Used in : Sanskrit, Gujarati |