| 1801 to 1900 of 3017 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1801. | Melody | English |  | Melody (song). |
| 1802. | Melody | Greek | | Music; song. |
| 1803. | Melosa | Spanish | | Sweet. |
| 1804. | Melosia | Spanish | | Sweet. |
| 1805. | Melpomene | Greek | | Muse of tragedy. |
| 1806. | Melrone | Irish |  | Serves Saint Ruadhan. |
| 1807. | Melun | Shakespearean | | 'King JOHN' A French lord. |
| 1808. | Melusina | French | | Dark skinned. |
| 1809. | Melva | Celtic | | Chief. Handmaiden. |
| 1810. | Melva | English | | Feminine of Melvin. |
| 1811. | Melva | Irish | | Ruler. |
| 1812. | Melville | Celtic | | Leader. |
| 1813. | Melville | French | | From Malleville. |
| 1814. | Melville | Scottish | | A Scottish surname based on a French place name. |
| 1815. | Melvin | Celtic | | Leader. |
| 1816. | Melvin | English | | Strong friend. |
| 1817. | Melvin | Irish | | Chief. |
| 1818. | Melvina | Celtic | | Handmaiden. |
| 1819. | Melvina | English | | Feminine of Melvin. |
| 1820. | Melvina | Gaelic | | Variant of Malvina: Smooth brow. |
| 1821. | Melvon | English | | Meaning uncertain but possibly 'friend of Michael.'. |
| 1822. | Melvyn | Celtic | | Leader. |
| 1823. | Melvyn | English | | Strong friend. Possibly 'friend of Michael.'. |
| 1824. | Melvyn | Irish | | Chief. |
| 1825. | Melwas | Arthurian Legend | | Name of a king. |
| 1826. | Melynda | English | | Blend of Melissa and Linda. |
| 1827. | Melynda | Greek | | Blend of Melissa and Linda. |
| 1828. | Melyon | Arthurian Legend | | Son of Mordred. |
| 1829. | Melzar | Biblical | | Circumcision of a narrow place, or of a bond. |
| 1830. | Memdi | Native American | | Henna. |
| 1831. | Memnon | Latin | | Killed by Achilles in the Trojan War. |
| 1832. | Mempbis | Egyptian | | From Memphis. |
| 1833. | Memphis | Biblical | | Abode of the good. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1834. | Memphis | Biblical | | Abode of the good. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1835. | Memucan | Biblical | | Impoverished, to prepare, certain, true. |
| 1836. | Menachem | Hebrew | | Comfort. |
| 1837. | Menachema | Hebrew | | Consolation. |
| 1838. | Menachemah | Hebrew | | Consolation. |
| 1839. | Menahem | Biblical | | Comforter, who conducts them, preparation of heat. |
| 1840. | Menahem | Biblical | | Comforter, who conducts them, preparation of heat. |
| 1841. | Menan | Biblical | | Numbered, rewarded, prepared. |
| 1842. | Menan | Biblical | | Numbered, rewarded, prepared. |
| 1843. | Menas | Shakespearean | | 'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Pompey. |
| 1844. | Menassah | Hebrew | | Forgetful. |
| 1845. | Mendi | Spanish | | Reference to the Virgin Mary. |
| 1846. | Mene | Biblical | | Who reckons or is counted. |
| 1847. | Mene | Biblical | | Who reckons or is counted. |
| 1848. | Menecrates | Shakespearean | | 'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Pompey. |
| 1849. | Menelaus | Greek | | Brother of Agamemnon. |
| 1850. | Menelaus | Shakespearean | | 'The History of Troilus and Cressida' Brother to the Greek general. |
| 1851. | Menenius | Shakespearean | | 'The Tragedy of Coriolanus.' Menenius Agrippa, friend to Coriolanus. |
| 1852. | Menes | Egyptian | | Name of a king. |
| 1853. | Menglad | Norse | | Won by Svipdag. |
| 1854. | Menkaura | Egyptian | | Name of a pharaoh. |
| 1855. | Menoeceus | Greek | | Father of Jocasta. |
| 1856. | Mensah | Egyptian | | Born third. |
| 1857. | Menteith | Shakespearean | | 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' A nobleman of Scotland. |
| 1858. | Mentor | Greek | | Wise counselor. |
| 1859. | Menw | Celtic | | Mythical a wizard. |
| 1860. | Menw | Welsh | | Legendary son of Teinkaedd. |
| 1861. | Menzies | Scottish | | From Mesniers. |
| 1862. | Meonenim | Biblical | | Charmers, regarders of times. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1863. | Meonenim | Biblical | | Charmers, regarders of times. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1864. | Meoquanee | Native American | | Wears red (Chippewa). |
| 1865. | Mephaath | Biblical | | Appearance, or force, of waters. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1866. | Mephaath | Biblical | | Appearance, or force, of waters. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1867. | Mephibosheth | Biblical | | Out of my mouth proceeds reproach. |
| 1868. | Merab | Biblical | | He that fights or disputes |
| 1869. | Meraioth | Biblical | | Bitterness, rebellious, changing. |
| 1870. | Meralda | Latin | | Emerald. Abbreviation of Esmeralda. |
| 1871. | Merari | Biblical | | Bitter, to provoke. |
| 1872. | Mercede | Italian | | Merciful. |
| 1873. | Mercedes | Latin | | Merry. |
| 1874. | Mercedes | Spanish | | Mercy. Derived from one of the Spanish titles for the Virgin Mary (Maria de las Mercedes). |
| 1875. | Mercedez | Latin | | Mercies. Refers to Mary as Our Lady of Mercies. |
| 1876. | Mercer | English | | Merchant. |
| 1877. | Mercer | English | | Merchant. |
| 1878. | Mercer | French | | Merchant. |
| 1879. | Mercer | French | | Merchant. |
| 1880. | Mercer | Latin | | Merchant. |
| 1881. | Mercher | Welsh | | Welsh form of Mercury, messenger of the gods. |
| 1882. | Merci | French | | Merciful. |
| 1883. | Mercia | Anglo-Saxon | | From Mercia. |
| 1884. | Mercia | English | | People of the borderland. From Mercia. Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1885. | Mercia | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1886. | Mercia | Welsh | | From Mercia. |
| 1887. | Mercie | English | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1888. | Mercie | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1889. | Mercilla | English | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1890. | Mercilla | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1891. | Mercina | English | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1892. | Mercina | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1893. | Mercina | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
| 1894. | Mercurius | Biblical | | An orator, an interpreter. |
| 1895. | Mercurius | Biblical | | An orator, an interpreter. |
| 1896. | Mercury | Latin | | Messenger of the gods. |
| 1897. | Mercutio | Shakespearean | | 'The Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet' Kinsman to Prince Escalus and friend to Romeo. |
| 1898. | Mercy | English | | Mercy. Merciful. |
| 1899. | Mercy | French | | Merciful. |
| 1900. | Mercy | Latin | | Compassion; forbearance. |
