"Joy, gladness"
Tamil baby names M–U
Tamil baby names starting with M to U: 109 of 241 names, page 2 of 3.
109 of 241 names
"Joyful one"; from Tamil makizh, joy
Shiva as the great linga; from Sanskrit mahā-liṅga
"Flower, blossom"
"Flowering creeper"; malar, flower, with kodi, creeper
"Flower-like eyes"; malar, flower, with vizhi, eye
"Young woman"; classical Tamil maṅkai
"Queen among women"; mangaiyar, women, with arasi, queen
"Words like rubies"; the name of the saint Manikkavacakar
"Gem among the Pandyas"; mani, gem, with Maran
"Jewelled girdle"; heroine of the epic Manimekalai
"Gem-like words"; mani, gem, with mozhi, speech
A title of the Pandya kings; also the saint Nammalvar
"Servant of Mary"; Mariya + Sanskrit dāsa
Devotional name for the goddess Mariamman; māri with appan
"Moon"; also "intellect, understanding"
"Wise person"; mati, intellect, with vanan, one who lives by
"Handsome as the moon"; mathi, moon, with azhagan, handsome one
"True lord"; Tamil mey, truth, with appan, father
"Friend"; also "the sun"; from Sanskrit mitra
"Cloud"
"Cloud"; the masculine form of mukil
"Jasmine"; also the forest landscape of Sangam poetry
Lord Murugan; from Tamil murugu, youth and beauty
Lord Murugan; muruga with īcaṉ, lord
"Threefold Tamil": literature, music and drama
"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
"Pearl" with "spear", a vēl name honouring Murugan
"Man of excellence"; also a title for God and saints
Krishna, the butter-lover; from Sanskrit navanīta, fresh butter
"The great Maran", a Pandya king and Shaiva saint
"Moon; moonlight"
"Moon"
"Full moon"; also "complete wisdom"
"Pearl"; from the literary Tamil nittilam
"Eternal" in popular use; Tamil nittilam, "pearl"
"A painting"; also "beauty", and popularly "artist"
Pari, the Sangam chieftain famed for his generosity
Palani, Murugan's hill shrine; a devotional name
"Pandya king"; ruler of the ancient Pandya country
Krishna as Arjuna's charioteer; Sanskrit pārtha-sārathi
Lord Vishnu; literally "the great one"
"Golden hall", the shrine of Nataraja at Chidambaram
The Kaveri river; often read as "golden", from pon, gold
"Flowering creeper"
"She of flower-decked tresses"; pū, flower, with kuzhal, hair
"Flower-like eyes"; pū, flower, with vizhi, eye
"Fame, glory"; also praise
"Bearer of fame"; the poet of the Nalavenba
"Pure, holy woman"; from punīta, purified
King of kings, emperor
Queen
Protection
Shiva's linga at Rameswaram, set up by Rama
Lord Rama
Lakshmi as the lady of Srirangam
Sun and moon
Rose
Lord of Sabari, Ayyappa
The spear of power, Murugan's lance
Murugan, born in the Saravana pool of reeds
Prosperous son, "prince of wealth"
Wealth, prosperity
Prosperous one; also "son"
"Prosperous lady"; also a name of Lakshmi
A Chola king, "descendant of Sibi"
Red lotus
A name of Murugan; Tamil centil, his Tiruchendur shrine
Murugan of Tiruchendur
Chrysanthemum
A Pandya king; from cezhumai, splendour
Dear to Shanmukha (Murugan); also a raga
The champak flower
Son of Shiva; Sanskrit Śiva + kumāra
Child of Shiva, Murugan
Parvati at Chidambaram, "beloved of Shiva"
Shiva and Rama in one name
Parvati, consort of Shiva
Shiva of Madurai; soma, moon, and sundara, beautiful
Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune, with Subbu
"Flame, light, radiance"
Shiva of Madurai, "the beautiful lord"
Murugan as Shiva's teacher
King of Tamil
Queen of Tamil
Son of Tamil; Tamil as one's wealth
Daughter of Tamil
"Tamil", the language; also sweetness and refinement
"Lotus"
A girl's name from tamizh, the Tamil language; also "sweetness"
Gold; something precious
Golden king
Golden spear, Murugan's lance
"A cool, gentle breeze from the south"
Honey-sweet speech, "sweet-spoken"
The Pandya king, "the southerner"
She who wears the tilaka; "the finest"
Goddess Lakshmi
Vishnu, "the great one"
The sacred hill, Tirumala of Tirupati
Holy Murugan
Holy king of speech, the saint Appar
"Lord of the world"
Parvati, as consort of Maheshvara
Uma, the goddess Parvati
Parvati, the goddess of Tiruvannamalai
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