"Sweet girl"
Names meaning beauty M–P
Baby names meaning beauty starting with M to P: 94 of 448 names, page 3 of 5.
94 of 448 names
"Sweetness, charm"
"Sweetness, charm"
"Beauty of spring"
Moon-browed, beautiful; Persian mah-jabīn
"Moon-faced"; Persian māh-liqā
"Piece of the moon", lovely; Persian māh-pāra
"Moon-faced"; Persian māh-rukh
"Garland"
"Flower-like eyes"; malar, flower, with vizhi, eye
Beautiful, pretty; pleasing to the eye
Jewel, gem
Ruby, a precious gem
"Jewel, gem"
"Jewelled earring"; also the sacred ghat of Varanasi
Precious jewel; Sanskrit maṇi + Hindi lāl
"Gem among the Pandyas"; mani, gem, with Maran
"Jewelled girdle"; heroine of the epic Manimekalai
"Gem-like words"; mani, gem, with mozhi, speech
"Lovely, charming"
"Lovely, charming"
Lord Shiva in Karnataka; Sanskrit mañju-nātha, "lovely lord"
"Lovely splendour"
Lovely, charming, pleasing to the mind
Charming, captivating; literally "stealing the mind"
"Charming, beautiful", literally "delighting the mind"
"Beauty of the heart"
"Coral"; Arabic and Persian marjān
"Handsome as the moon"; mathi, moon, with azhagan, handsome one
Peacock
"Peahen"
"Fish-eyed", with beautiful eyes; the goddess of Madurai
"Pride of the moon"; Persian māh + nāz
"Moon-like, as beautiful as the moon"
"Girdle", an ornamental waistband
Menaka, the celestial apsara of the Mahabharata
"Charming" in popular use; Sanskrit mohaka, "infatuating, bewildering"
"Bewitching, charming"; also a jasmine flower
Charming darling; Sanskrit mohana + Hindi lāl
"Enchantress"; Sanskrit mohinī, "a fascinating woman"
"Precious pearl"; Hindi motī, "pearl", + lāl, "darling son"
"Fawn-eyed"
"Innocent, charming"
"Pearl"; also "set free"
Lord Murugan; from Tamil murugu, youth and beauty
"Pearl" with a respectful ending; muttu with aiyā
"Pearl"; Tamil muttu, from Sanskrit muktā
"Pearl prince"; muttu, pearl, with kumāra, son or Skanda
Pearl-like Lakshmi; Tamil muttu, pearl, with Lakshmi
Pride, glory and grace; Persian nāz
Precious, excellent; Arabic nafīs
The serpent's jewel; Sanskrit nāga + maṇi
A long braid like a serpent; nāga + veṇī
Jewel, gem in a ring; Persian nigīna
The planet Venus; Persian nāhīd
"Eyes"
Wild rose; Persian nasrīn
New, young, wonderful; Hindi naval
"New form" or "fresh beauty"; nav, new, with roop, form or beauty
Eye; Sanskrit nayana, "the leading organ"
"Eye"; literally "the one that leads"
"Of the eyes", from Sanskrit nayana, "eye"
"Jewel of the eye, apple of the eye"; nayana + maṇi
"Star of the eye"
Pride, glory; Persian nāzish
Delicate and charming; a beloved, a sweetheart
"Blue-eyed"
"Sapphire"
Sapphire; Sanskrit nīlamaṇi, "blue jewel"
Beloved, a beauty; Persian nigār, "a picture"
Blue-eyed; Sanskrit nīlākṣa
"Blue-eyed" in popular use; Sanskrit nīlāñjana, "dark eye-black"
"Unique, one of a kind"
"Incomparable, peerless"
"Pearl"; from the literary Tamil nittilam
"Eternal" in popular use; Tamil nittilam, "pearl"
"Darling"; Malayalam ōmana, tenderness for a child
"A painting"; also "beauty", and popularly "artist"
"Lotus"; also a name of the goddess Lakshmi
"Lotus"; literally a lotus plant or a lotus pond
"Eyelid" or "eyelash"; also "a moment"
"Petal"
"Fairy"
Like a fairy; Persian parī + -sā
An anklet
"Anklet"
"Pearl", a gem and a byword for something precious
"She of flower-decked tresses"; pū, flower, with kuzhal, hair
"Flower-like eyes"; pū, flower, with vizhi, eye
"Light, radiance"
Splendour, radiance; Sanskrit prabhāsa
"Image, likeness"; also a sacred image or idol
Pleasant to behold; Sanskrit priyadarśana
"One who looks on all with kindness"; also "lovely to see"
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