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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 601. | Malmuirie | Scottish |  | Dark skinned. |
| 602. | Malone | Irish |  | Serves Saint John. Surname. |
| 603. | Maloney | Gaelic |  | Devoted to God. |
| 604. | Maloney | Irish |  | Serves Saint John. |
| 605. | Malory | French |  | Variant of Mallory: Unfortunate; ill fated. Derived from an Old French surname. |
| 606. | Malva | Greek |  | Soft. |
| 607. | Malvin | Celtic |  | Leader. |
| 608. | Malvin | English |  | Council friend. |
| 609. | Malvin | Gaelic |  | Polished chief. |
| 610. | Malvin | Irish |  | Chief. |
| 611. | Malvina | Celtic |  | Handmaiden. |
| 612. | Malvina | Gaelic |  | Smooth brow. |
| 613. | Malvina | Greek |  | Soft. |
| 614. | Malvina | Irish |  | Sweet. |
| 615. | Malvina | Latin |  | Sweet friend. |
| 616. | Malvine | Greek |  | Soft. |
| 617. | Malvinia | Latin |  | Sweet friend. |
| 618. | Malvolio | Shakespearean |  | 'Twelfth Night', also called 'What You Will' Steward to Olivia. |
| 619. | Malvyn | Celtic |  | Leader. |
| 620. | Malvyn | English |  | Council friend. |
| 621. | Malyn | English |  | Little warrior. |
| 622. | Mamdooh | Muslim |  | Variant of Mamduh: Praised. Commended. Glorified. |
| 623. | Mamduh | Muslim |  | Praised. Commended. Glorified. |
| 624. | Mamia | Latin |  | Of thesea. |
| 625. | Mamie | English |  | Abbreviation of Mary and Miriam. Also a diminutive of any feminine name beginning with M. Also used as an independent name in the USA |
| 626. | Mamie | Hebrew |  | Diminutive of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87). |
| 627. | Mamillius | Shakespearean |  | 'The Winter's Tale' Leontes' son, the young Prince of Sicilia. |
| 628. | Mammon | Biblical |  | Riches |
| 629. | Mamnoon | Muslim |  | Variant of Mamnun: Trustworthy. |
| 630. | Mamnun | Muslim |  | Trustworthy. |
| 631. | Mamre | Biblical |  | Rebellious, bitter, set with trees. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 632. | Mamre | Biblical |  | Rebellious, bitter, set with trees. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 633. | Ma'n | Muslim |  | Benefit. |
| 634. | Mana | Latin |  | Protectress of stillborn babies. |
| 635. | Manaen | Biblical |  | A comforter; a leader |
| 636. | Manahethites | Biblical |  | My lady; my prince of rest |
| 637. | Manal | Arabic |  | Achieve. |
| 638. | Manal | Muslim |  | Attainment. Achievement. |
| 639. | Manar | Arabic |  | Light. |
| 640. | Manar | Muslim |  | Guiding light. Lighthouse. |
| 641. | Manara | Arabic |  | Light. |
| 642. | Manasseh | Biblical |  | Forgetfulness; he that is forgotten |
| 643. | Manasseh | Hebrew |  | To forget. The elder son of Joseph in the Old Testament. |
| 644. | Manasses | Hebrew |  | Variant of Manasseh: To forget. The elder son of Joseph in the Old Testament. |
| 645. | Manawydan | Welsh |  | Legendary son of LIyr. |
| 646. | Manda | English |  | Abbreviation of Amanda, meaning worthy of being loved. |
| 647. | Manda | Hindi |  | Pivotal. |
| 648. | Manda | Latin |  | Lovable. |
| 649. | Manda | Spanish |  | Battle maid. |
| 650. | Mandalyn | English |  | Abbreviation of Amanda, meaning worthy of being loved. |
| 651. | Mandara | Hindi |  | From Mandara. |
| 652. | Mandek | Polish |  | Warrior. |
| 653. | Mandel | French |  | Makes garments. |
| 654. | Mandel | German |  | Almond. |
| 655. | Mandi | English |  | Abbreviation of Amanda, meaning worthy of being loved. |
| 656. | Mandie | English |  | Abbreviation of Amanda, meaning worthy of being loved. |
| 657. | Mandisa | African |  | Sweetness. Sweet. (South African) |
| 658. | Mandisa | Egyptian |  | Sweet. |
| 659. | Mandy | English |  | Abbreviation of Amanda, meaning worthy of being loved. |
| 660. | Mandy | Latin |  | Diminutive of Amanda: Lovable, worthy of love. Some scholars believe Amanda was invented by 17th century British dramatist Colley Cibber. |
| 661. | Mane | Irish |  | Great. |
| 662. | Manette | French |  | Bitter. |
| 663. | Manfa'at | Muslim |  | Profit. Useful service. |
| 664. | Manfred | English |  | Hero's peace. |
| 665. | Manfred | German |  | Man of peace. Peaceful. |
| 666. | Manfred | Swedish |  | Peaceful. |
| 667. | Manfred | Teutonic |  | Mighty peace. |
| 668. | Manfrid | English |  | Hero's peace. |
| 669. | Manfrid | Teutonic |  | Mighty peace. |
| 670. | Manfried | German |  | Peaceful. |
| 671. | Manfrit | German |  | Peaceful. |
| 672. | Mani | Norse |  | Father of Ketil. |
| 673. | Mania | Latin |  | Mother of souls. |
| 674. | Manina | Polish |  | Warlike. |
| 675. | Manley | English |  | Manly. Masculine. From the hero's meadow. |
| 676. | Manly | English |  | From the hero's meadow. |
| 677. | Mann | Anglo-Saxon |  | Vassal. |
| 678. | Mann | English |  | Hero. |
| 679. | Mannaan | Muslim |  | Variant of Mannan: Benefactor. Bountiful. |
| 680. | Mannan | Muslim |  | Benefactor. Bountiful. |
| 681. | Mannara | Greek |  | Shining. |
| 682. | Manneville | French |  | From the great estate. |
| 683. | Mannie | Spanish |  | A form of Emmanuel 'God is with us'. |
| 684. | Manning | English |  | Son of a hero. |
| 685. | Mannis | Gaelic |  | Great. |
| 686. | Mannix | Irish |  | Monk. |
| 687. | Mannleah | English |  | From the hero's meadow. |
| 688. | Mannuss | Irish |  | Great. |
| 689. | Manny | Hebrew |  | Diminutive of Emanuel: God is with us; god is among us. |
| 690. | Manny | Spanish |  | Diminutive of Manuel: God is with us. |
| 691. | Mano | Hawaiian |  | Shark. A passionate lover. |
| 692. | Mano | Spanish |  | An abbreviation of Manuel 'God is with us'. |
| 693. | Manoah | Biblical |  | Rest, a present. |
| 694. | Manoela | Spanish |  | God is with us. Variant of Manuel. |
| 695. | Manolito | Spanish |  | A form of Emmanuel 'God is with us'. |
| 696. | Manolo | Spanish |  | A form of Emmanuel 'God is with us'. |
| 697. | Manon | French |  | Diminutive form of Marie which is a variant of Mary 'bitter. |
| 698. | Mansab | Muslim |  | Office. Dignity. |
| 699. | Mansel | French |  | Surname derived from 'Le Mans' in France. |
| 700. | Mansell | French |  | Variant of Mansel: Surname derived from 'Le Mans' in France. |