"Pearl"; a French pet form of Marguerite
Girl names starting with M Margot–Myrtle
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"Of the sea"; Latin marinus
"Coral"; Arabic and Persian marjān
"Of the sea" in popular use; a modern pet form of Marina
"Lady" or "mistress of the house", from Aramaic
"Of Mars"; feminine of Latin Martinus
Flint stone; al-Marwa, the hill of the Hajj walk
"Beloved" or "bitter" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
"Beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin uncertain
"Pleasing to God, content"; Arabic marḍiyya (Quran 89:28)
"Fortunate, happy"; feminine of Arabic masʿūd
"Innocent, sinless"; feminine of Arabic maʿṣūm
A form of the goddess Durga, patron of music and speech
"Moon"; also "intellect, understanding"
"Mighty in battle"; a Germanic name
"Song thrush"; English mavis, Old French mauvis
A modern Urdu name; meaning uncertain
"Illusion"; in early Sanskrit māyā, "wondrous power, art"
"Peahen"
"Intelligence, wisdom"
"Intelligent, wise"
"The earth"
"Fish"; also popularly "precious stone", from Persian mīnā
"Fish-eyed", with beautiful eyes; the goddess of Madurai
A modern name, usually given as "precious gem"
"Devotee of Krishna" in popular use; Sanskrit mīra, "the sea"
Popularly "princess"; origin uncertain
"Cloud"
"Cloud", from Sanskrit megha
Fragrance, a sweet scent
"Grace" or "kindness"
"Pride of the moon"; Persian māh + nāz
From Persian mihr, "the sun" and "love, kindness"
"Sun among women"; Persian mihr + Arabic al-nisāʾ
"Moonlight"
"Moon-like, as beautiful as the moon"
"Girdle", an ornamental waistband
"Dark"; from Greek melas, "black"
"Honeybee"; Greek melissa
"Melody, song"; from Greek melōidia
Menaka, the celestial apsara of the Mahabharata
"Compassion, forgiveness"; English mercy, Latin merces
"Mine" in popular use; a pet form of Maria (Mary)
"Who is like God?"; French feminine of Michael
"Mist, snow"
"Dear, gracious"; from Slavic mil-
"Gentle strength"; a pet form of Mildred or Millicent
"Deep reflection, inquiry"
A gift, something given freely
"Bitter" or "beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
"Lamp"; Arabic miṣbāḥ (Quran 24:35)
"Torch, lamp"; Arabic mashʿal
"Gift of love" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Sweet"
"Friendship"
Mithila, the kingdom of King Janaka and Sita
"Friend" in popular use; a Gujarati name
"Bewitching, charming"; also a jasmine flower
"Enchantress"; Sanskrit mohinī, "a fascinating woman"
"Enchanted" in popular use; Sanskrit mohita, "bewildered, infatuated"
"Estuary, mouth of a river"; Bengali mohanā
"Liberated, set free"
A pet form of Mary; "bitter" or "beloved" in popular use
"Believer"; feminine of Arabic muʾmin
"Advisor" in popular use; a European name of unknown origin
"Loving, affectionate"; Assamese morom, "love"
"Sweet friend"
"Of the monsoon, seasonal"; Bengali mausumi
"Soft, gentle"
"Fawn-eyed"
"Lotus" or "a cluster of lotuses"
"Made of earth"
"Earth, clay"
A name of the goddess Parvati, wife of Shiva
Scent of the earth; from Sanskrit mṛd and gandha
"Lotus stalk"
Lotus stalk, lotus fibre; Sanskrit mṛṇālī
"Blessed"; feminine of Arabic mubārak
"Bringer of good news"; feminine of Arabic mubashshir
"Clear, evident"; feminine of Arabic mubīn
"Joyful, glad"; in Buddhism, joy in others' happiness
"Gesture, seal", the sacred hand gestures of dance and worship
"Beneficial, useful"; feminine of Arabic mufīd
"Innocent, charming"
"Cloud"
"One who does good"; feminine of Arabic muḥsin
"Pearl"; also "set free"
"Liberation, freedom"
"Jasmine"; also the forest landscape of Sangam poetry
"Distinguished, eminent"; Arabic mumtāz
"Illuminated, radiant"; feminine of Arabic munawwar
"Pure, spotless"; Arabic munazzah
"One who turns to God"; feminine of Arabic munīb
"Luminous, shining"; feminine of Arabic munīr
"The utmost point"; Arabic muntahā (Quran 53:14)
"Sacred, holy"; Arabic muqaddas
"Joy, happiness"; Arabic masarra
"Radiant, glowing"; Arabic musfira (Quran 80:38)
The planet Jupiter; Arabic al-mushtarī
A smile
"Threefold Tamil": literature, music and drama
Pearl-like Lakshmi; Tamil muttu, pearl, with Lakshmi
"Rain cloud"; Arabic muzna
"Gracious" in popular use; a modern name linked with Mila
"Beloved" in popular use; an English name of uncertain origin
"Myrtle", the fragrant evergreen; Greek myrtos
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