"Lord of fish"; the Nath yogi Matsyendranath
Names meaning devotion M–Q
Baby names meaning devotion starting with M to Q: 107 of 566 names, page 4 of 6.
107 of 566 names
Shiva as the great linga; from Sanskrit mahā-liṅga
"Garland"
"Angels"; plural of Arabic malak
"Angel"; Arabic malak
"Servant of Saint Columba"; Old Irish Máel Coluim
Wife of Bharata, Rama's brother, in the Ramayana
"Temple"
"Words like rubies"; the name of the saint Manikkavacakar
"Jewelled earring"; also the sacred ghat of Varanasi
Jewel of Shiva; Sanskrit maṇi + Śaṃkara
"Cluster of blossoms", as on mango or tulsi
Man, "heart", with kirat, "praise": praise from the heart
"A mind absorbed in God"
"A vow" or "a prayer"
"Of the mind, spiritual"
"Remembrance of God in the mind"
"Servant of Mary"; Mariya + Sanskrit dāsa
Devotional name for the goddess Mariamman; māri with appan
"Immortal" in popular use; the sage Mārkaṇḍeya
Flint stone; al-Marwa, the hill of the Hajj walk
"Pleasing to God, content"; Arabic marḍiyya (Quran 89:28)
"Rightly guided"; Arabic mahdī
"Ascension"; Arabic miʿrāj, "a ladder"
"True lord"; Tamil mey, truth, with appan, father
"Reviver of the faith"; Arabic muḥyī + dīn
"Helper of the faith"; Arabic muʿīn + dīn
"Liberated, set free"
"Believer, faithful"; Arabic muʾmin
"Believer"; feminine of Arabic muʾmin
Lord of the peacock, Ganesha of Morgaon
"Gesture, seal", the sacred hand gestures of dance and worship
"Liberation, freedom"
"One who turns to God"; Arabic munīb
"One who turns to God"; feminine of Arabic munīb
"Sacred, holy"; Arabic muqaddas
"Chosen, approved"; a title of ʿAli ibn Abi Talib
Lord Murugan; from Tamil murugu, youth and beauty
Lord Murugan; muruga with īcaṉ, lord
"Fragrant oil"; Greek myron, ointment
The sacred Naimisha forest; also "momentary"
An offering to God; Sanskrit naivedya
Star of the faith; Arabic najm al-dīn
Bowing in respect, salutation; Sanskrit namana
The name of Sant Namdev; from nāman, "name", and deva, "god"
Bowed, humble; Sanskrit namita
The name of Bebe Nanaki, Guru Nanak's elder sister
Helper of the faith; Arabic naṣīr al-dīn
"The ninth day" of the lunar fortnight
Krishna, the butter-lover; from Sanskrit navanīta, fresh butter
Nav, "new", with leen, "absorbed"; a modern Sikh girls' name
The nine lords: the nine master-yogis of the Nath tradition
"Lord Nemi", the 22nd Jain Tirthankara
Sacrifice, devotion; Urdu nisār, "an offering"
Selfless, free from desire; Sanskrit niṣkāma
"Devotion, steadfast faith"
Eternal bliss; Sanskrit nityānanda
"Dedicated"; Sanskrit nivedita, "offered, presented"
Withdrawal from worldly life, inner rest; Sanskrit nivṛtti
Prayer, longing, offering; Persian niyāz
Order of the faith; Arabic niẓām al-dīn
Light of the faith; Arabic nūr al-dīn
Rest; the Prophet Noah, Arabic Nūḥ
"The sacred syllable Om", a word of solemn assent
Lord of Om; Sanskrit om + īśa, "lord"
"The sacred syllable Om"; also a famous Shiva shrine
Light of Om; Sanskrit om + prakāśa, "light"
Palani, Murugan's hill shrine; a devotional name
Lord of Pandharpur, a name of Vitthal
Name of Lord Vitthal; Sanskrit pāṇḍu + raṅga, "white-hued"
"Supreme goddess", a name of Durga
Parshvanatha, the 23rd Jain Tirthankara
Krishna as Arjuna's charioteer; Sanskrit pārtha-sārathi
"Festival"; Sanskrit parvan
"Devout, dutiful", from Latin pius
"Golden hall", the shrine of Nataraja at Chidambaram
"Worship" or "prayer"; Sanskrit pūjā, "honour, worship, reverence"
"Praise of God"; prabh, the Lord, with kirat, praise or glory
"Absorbed in God"; prabh, the Lord, with leen, absorbed
"Love of God"; prabh, the Lord, with preet, love
"Remembrance of God"; prabh, the Lord, with simran
"Joy, delight"; Sanskrit prahlāda, the devotee of Vishnu
"Salutation, reverence"
The sacred syllable Om
"Of Om"; feminine of Sanskrit praṇava, the sacred syllable
"Modest" in popular use; Sanskrit praṇīta, "led forward, offered"
"Beloved" in popular use; Sanskrit praṇīta, "led forward, offered"
"Hands joined in reverence"
"Prayer"
"Grace, blessing"; Sanskrit prasāda
"Image, likeness"; also a sacred image or idol
"Standing, renown"; also "foundation"
"Place of sacrifice", the sacred confluence; Sanskrit prayāga
"Bliss of love"; Sanskrit preman + ānanda
"Lover of sacred vows"; King Priyavrata, son of Manu
"Worship, reverence"; Sanskrit pūjana
Worshipped, honoured; Sanskrit pūjita
"White lotus"; Sanskrit puṇḍarīka
"Pure, holy woman"; from punīta, purified
"Virtuous, pure"; also "merit"
"An offering of flowers" held in cupped hands
Standing firm, steadfast; Arabic qāʾim
Moon of the faith; Arabic qamar al-dīn
Devout, obedient to God; Arabic qānita
Holy; Arabic qudsiyya, from quds, "holiness"
Sacrifice, offering; Arabic qurbān
Axis or pole of the faith; Arabic quṭb al-dīn
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