Baby Names by Meaning (Page 13)

A variant of Mata, meaning "Sun; Eye of the day; Gift of Yahweh; Mother".

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Mawunyo

Mawunyo means God is good.

Usage: Ewe
Category: All

Maxim

Maxim means greatest, supreme, maximum, or eldest.

Usage: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Czech
Category: Belarusian

Mayar

Mayar means moonglow or under the protection of God.

Usage: Arabic (Egyptian)
Category: Arabic

Mbali

Mbali means flower.

Usage: Zulu
Category: All

Mehrab

Mehrab means sun, friendship, or water.

Usage: Persian, Persian Mythology
Category: Persian

Mehrdad

Mehrdad means gift of Mithra or given by the Sun.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mehrnaz

Mehrnaz means the brilliant and radiant charm of the Sun or a state of high honour of the biggest star.

Usage: Persian, Persian Mythology
Category: Persian

Mehveş

A variant of Mehvesh, meaning "The pleasant light of the moon".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Meirit

Meirit means shining like the brightest sun in the universe.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Melati

Melati means jasmine flower.

Usage: Indonesian, Malay
Category: Indonesian

Melokuhle

Melokuhle means stand for goodness.

Usage: Xhosa, Zulu
Category: All

Merjema

Merjema means bosnian form of Mary or meaning star of the sea.

Usage: Bosnian
Category: Bosnian

Mert

Mert means manly or brave.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Metztli

Metztli means moon.

Usage: Aztec and Toltec Mythology, Nahuatl
Category: All

Meztli

Meztli means moon.

Usage: Aztec and Toltec Mythology, Nahuatl
Category: All

Michiko

Michiko means beautiful and wise child.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Mihran

Mihran means kindness, love, or sun.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Millaray

Millaray means golden flower.

Usage: Mapuche
Category: All

Min-gyu

A variant of Ming-Yue, meaning "Bright moon; Radiant and luminant moon".

Usage: Korean
Category: Korean

Miray

Miray means commander, moon, month, or glowing like a moon.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Mirembe

Mirembe means peace.

Usage: Ganda
Category: All

Miri

A variant of Miria, meaning "Sea; Ocean; White jasmine; Love; Affection; Admirable; Peace; Female ruler; Mirror".

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Miriam

A variant of Miria, meaning "Sea; Ocean; White jasmine; Love; Affection; Admirable; Peace; Female ruler; Mirror".

Usage: Hebrew, English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Italian, Portuguese, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Biblical
Category: Hebrew

Mirian

A variant of Miria, meaning "Sea; Ocean; White jasmine; Love; Affection; Admirable; Peace; Female ruler; Mirror".

Usage: Georgian
Category: Georgian

Miron

A variant of Miro, meaning "peace, world".

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Mirsada

A variant of Mirsa, meaning "Peaceful; Calm".

Usage: Bosnian
Category: Bosnian

Mitsuki

Mitsuki means beautiful moon, light, hope, beauty, rare, brightness, shine, or rejoice.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Miyu

Miyu means beautiful, fruit, good result, truth, excellence, superiority, gentleness, evening, or bind.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Mojdeh

Mojdeh means good news or one who brings good news.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Momoka

Momoka means hundreds of flowers.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Mònica

A variant of Moni, meaning "Advisor; Silence; One; Single; He has heard; Wise counsel".

Usage: Catalan
Category: Catalan

Moon

Moon means one who enlightens the night, moon, advisor, he has heard, or letters.

Usage: Korean
Category: Korean

Mordechai

Mordechai means a great soldier, one who worships Marduk, or servant of Marduk.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Morvan

Morvan means sea or great.

Usage: Breton (Rare)
Category: Breton

Mozhdeh

Mozhdeh means good news.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mtendere

Mtendere means peace.

Usage: Chewa
Category: All

Muammar

Muammar means given long life.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Munawara

Munawara means an enlightened and wise woman.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Mzia

Mzia means sun.

Usage: Georgian
Category: Georgian

Naasunnguaq

Naasunnguaq means little flower.

Usage: Greenlandic
Category: All

Naeema

A variant of Naeemah, meaning "Gladness and joy".

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Najm

Najm means star.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Najm ad-Din

Najm ad-Din means star of the faith.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Najma

Najma means star, celestial body, or source of inspiration.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu
Category: Arabic

Naledi

Naledi means star.

Usage: Tswana, Sotho
Category: All

Nand

Nand means joy, to be glad, delighted, or be gracious.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi
Category: Pakistani

Nanda

Nanda means joy.

Usage: Hinduism, Buddhism, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Odia, Nepali, Burmese, Hindi, Marathi
Category: Burmese

Navid

Navid means good news.

Usage: Persian, Arabic
Category: Arabic

Nawra

Nawra means flower or blossom.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Ndubuisi

Ndubuisi means life is foremost.

Usage: Igbo
Category: All

Nedelcho

Nedelcho means sunday in Bulgarian language.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Nedeljko

Nedeljko means resembles one of the days or sunday.

Usage: Croatian, Serbian
Category: Croatian

Nicte

Nicte means flower.

Usage: Mayan (Hispanicized)
Category: All

Nilay

Nilay means moon, The Nile river, or abode.

Usage: Turkish, Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Ning

Ning means peaceful, calm, or serene.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Nitsa

Nitsa means peace or one who spreads peace.

Usage: Georgian
Category: Georgian

Nitza

Nitza means flower bud.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Nitzan

Nitzan means flower bud.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

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