Boy name starts with M

Scottish origin, often used as a prefix in names.

Scottish origin, a diminutive of Mac.

Irish origin, signifies playfulness and energy.

Welsh origin, signifies generosity and support.

Breton origin, signifies leadership and strength.

Latin origin, signifies greatness and power.

French origin, signifies home and family.

Latin origin, signifies prominence and leadership.

Hawaiian origin, signifies divinity and strength.

Variant of Makai, with similar meaning.

Slavic origin, signifies greatness and prominence.

Hebrew origin, signifies spiritual communication.

Variant of Malachi, with similar meaning.

Variant of Malachi, with similar meaning.

Variant of Malachi, with similar meaning.

Scottish origin, signifies devotion and honor.

Arabic origin, signifies leadership and royalty.

Spanish origin, signifies divine presence and support.

Latin origin, a variant of Mark.

French origin, signifies bravery and strength.

Latin origin, signifies courage and determination.

Spanish origin, a variant of Marcellus.

Italian origin, signifies strength and courage.

Spanish origin, a variant of Mark.

Latin origin, signifies strength and leadership.

Spanish origin, signifies tranquility and depth.

Italian origin, signifies strength and bravery.

Latin origin, signifies courage and determination.

German origin, a variant of Mark.

English origin, signifies peace and harmony.

English origin, signifies keen vision and agility.

French origin, signifies nobility and prestige.

English origin, signifies service and dedication.

Latin origin, signifies strength and valor.

Welsh origin, signifies friendship and tranquility.

English origin, signifies strength and resilience.

English origin, signifies craftsmanship and stability.

Italian origin, signifies greatness and distinction.

Spanish origin, signifies divine blessing.

Variant of Mateo, with similar meaning.

English origin, a variant of Matthew.

Greek origin, signifies divine blessing.

Spanish origin, a variant of Matthias.

Italian origin, signifies divine blessing.

A traditional name with biblical roots, often associated with the apostle Matthew.

A variation of Matthew, also used in the New Testament as one of the apostles.

Of Latin origin, historically used in various cultures.

Spanish/Portuguese variant of Maurice, common in Latin America.

Modern name symbolizing someone who goes against the grain.

Short form of Maximilian or Maxwell, often associated with greatness.

A name of Latin origin, often associated with high rank and nobility.

Latin name meaning “the greatest,” often used by royalty.

Spanish/Portuguese form of Maximilian, meaning “the greatest.”

Spanish and Italian form of Maximus, meaning “the greatest.”

Latin origin, historically associated with ancient Roman leaders.

Modern name, blending traditional with contemporary.

Of Scottish origin, meaning "great stream" or "great well."

A modern variation of Max, often used for its trendy appeal.

A variant of Mason, meaning “stoneworker” or “builder.”

An Irish surname used as a given name, meaning "son of the fire."

Hebrew name meaning "light," associated with brightness and wisdom.

A modern variation of Micah, meaning “who is like God?”

Old English origin, meaning “friend of the council.”

Greek origin, referring to the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis.

Welsh origin, meaning "ruler of the sea."

Hebrew origin, meaning "savior" or "deliverer," often associated with religious figures.

Hebrew origin, a prophetic name meaning “who is like God?”

A common biblical name meaning “who is like God?”

An alternate spelling of Michael.

Spanish/Portuguese variant of Michael.

A variant of Michael in Scandinavian and Hebrew contexts.

Short form of Michael, widely used in English-speaking countries.

Slavic origin, meaning “gracious” or “dear,” also a major city in Italy.

Latin origin, meaning "soldier" or "merciful."

English origin, traditionally referring to someone who works at a mill.

Latin and Germanic origin, meaning "soldier" or "merciful."

Hebrew name, similar to Micah and meaning "who is like God?"

English variant of Michael, meaning “who is like God?”

Arabic origin, a variation of Muhammad, meaning "praiseworthy."

Another variant of Muhammad, meaning "praiseworthy."

Common variant of Muhammad, widely used in Islamic cultures.

Spanish/Portuguese form of Moses, meaning "drawn out of the water."

Hebrew name, often associated with the biblical figure in the Book of Esther.

Welsh origin, meaning "sea-born" or "bright," used for both boys and girls.

Biblical name with Hebrew roots, meaning “drawn out of the water.”

Hebrew form of Moses, used in Jewish culture.

An important name in Islamic culture, meaning "praiseworthy."

Irish origin, meaning "sea warrior" or "sea defender."

Arabic name equivalent to Moses, meaning "drawn out of the water."

Arabic origin, meaning "the chosen one," used predominantly in Islamic cultures.

English variant of Miles, meaning "soldier" or "merciful."

Variant of Milo, meaning "soldier" or "merciful."