"Woman of Magdala"; from Mary Magdalene, Magdala meaning "tower"
Christian girl names M–Z
Christian girl names starting with M to Z: 66 of 176 names, page 2 of 2.
66 of 176 names
"Pearl"; from Greek margaritēs
"Of the sea"; Latin marinus
"Lady" or "mistress of the house", from Aramaic
"Of Mars"; feminine of Latin Martinus
"Beloved" or "bitter" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
"Mighty in battle"; a Germanic name
"Song thrush"; English mavis, Old French mauvis
"Dark"; from Greek melas, "black"
"Honeybee"; Greek melissa
"Compassion, forgiveness"; English mercy, Latin merces
"Mine" in popular use; a pet form of Maria (Mary)
"Who is like God?"; French feminine of Michael
"Bitter" or "beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
A pet form of Mary; "bitter" or "beloved" in popular use
"Myrtle", the fragrant evergreen; Greek myrtos
"Pleasant"; Hebrew No'omi
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Birthday, Christmas"; Russian pet form of Latin Natalia
"Victory of the people", from Greek Nikolaos
"Wealth, fortune"; from the Germanic element ōt
"Noble, patrician", from Latin patricius
"Small, humble", the feminine of Paul
"Small, humble", a feminine of Paul
"Pearl", a gem and a byword for something precious
"Beloved", from Greek philoumenē; also read as "friend of strength"
"Bright, radiant"; Greek Phoibē
"Ancient", a pet form of Latin Prisca
"Ewe", a female sheep
"To bind" or "captivating"; Hebrew Ribqah, "fettering by beauty"
"Queen", from Latin regina
"Oarsman"; French Rémi, from Latin Remigius
"Rose", from Greek Rhodē
"Rose"; Latin rosa
"Rose", the flower; from Latin rosa
"Dew of the sea", Latin ros marinus; also read "rose of Mary"
"Friend", from Hebrew re'ut, "companion"
"A Sabine woman", from Latin Sabina
"Peace", from Hebrew shalom
"Defender of mankind", a short form of Alexandra
"Princess"
"Princess, noble lady"
"Moon" in popular use; origin uncertain (Greek Selene or Latin Celina)
"Serene, calm", from Latin serenus, "clear, fair"
"Peace, well-being", from Hebrew shalom
"A plain", from Hebrew Sharon; known from "the rose of Sharon"
"Promise, oath" in popular use; the biblical land of Sheba
Wisdom
"Golden" in popular Indian use; originally "wisdom", from Greek sophia
"Wisdom", from Greek sophia
"Wisdom"; French form of Greek Sophia
"Crown, garland", a feminine of Stephen
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Of the forest", from Latin silva
"Gazelle", from Aramaic, via Greek Tabitha
"Harvester" in popular use; the name's origin is uncertain
"Harvester" in popular use; a pet form of Teresa
Kerala form of Teresa; "harvester" in popular use
"Little she-bear", from Latin ursa
"Strong, healthy"; from Latin valens
Coined by Jonathan Swift; "butterfly" in popular use
"True image" in popular use; Greek Berenike, "bringer of victory"
"Yew tree", a French feminine of Yves
"Life"; Greek zōē
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