Girl name starts with M

A vintage name with a charming and endearing quality.

A trendy name with a modern twist.

A shorter, more modern spelling of Macy.

Adds a slight variation to Maci.

A popular unisex name with a strong and contemporary feel.

A modern name with a sweet and simple appeal.

A name with a classic and feminine touch.

Adds an extra "n" for a unique twist.

A friendly and casual form of Madison.

A popular modern spelling of Madison.

A classic and elegant name with historical charm.

A timeless and sophisticated name.

A modern twist on a classic name.

Adds an extra "n" for a unique variation.

A modern spelling of the classic Madeline.

A variation that emphasizes a modern touch.

A popular unisex name with a contemporary feel.

Adds a trendy twist to Madison.

A variation with a more modern spelling.

A simple, classic name often used as a nickname for longer names like Mary or Margaret.

Of Irish origin, Maeve is associated with the queen of Connacht in Irish mythology.

A name of Latin origin, often associated with Mary Magdalene from the New Testament.

Typically a diminutive of Margaret, it is a friendly, approachable name.

Named after the magnolia flower, symbolizing beauty and perseverance.

Of Greek origin, Maia is one of the Pleiades and associated with springtime.

A diminutive of Margaret, it has a playful and vintage charm.

Similar to Maisie, it’s a modern spelling of the name Margaret.

A modern variation of Michaela, often associated with a sense of divine similarity.

A name of Irish origin, meaning "son of the handsome one".

A unisex name of Scottish origin, often used for girls but also applicable to boys.

Of Hawaiian origin, meaning "heaven" or "high chief".

A name of Malay origin, meaning "free" or "liberated".

A variation of Malaya, also meaning "free" or "liberated".

Named after the country, this name signifies rich cultural heritage.

A variant of Malia, often associated with being "raised up" or "exalted".

Of Hawaiian origin, meaning "bitter", but also associated with the name Mary.

A variation of Malia, with similar meanings and associations.

A modern twist on Malia, often used to imply beauty and grace.

Of Old French origin, meaning "unfortunate" or "ill-fated".

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "bitter", but can also symbolize strength.

Of Latin origin, meaning "little warrior" or "young warrior".

Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "sea" or "sea maiden".

A classic name of Greek origin, meaning "pearl".

A shortened form of Margaret, with a modern and sophisticated feel.

Another variation of Margaret, with a chic and French touch.

Of Latin origin, a classic name often associated with the Virgin Mary.

A variation of Maria, often associated with strength and faith.

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "beloved" or "wished-for child".

Of Latin origin, meaning "grace" or "drop of the sea".

A combination of Maria and Anna, meaning "grace" or "drop of the sea".

A French variation of Maria, often associated with elegance and classic charm.

A flower name symbolizing warmth, beauty, and optimism.

A name of English origin, meaning "of the sea" or "sea breeze".

Of Latin origin, meaning "of the sea".

A modern variation of Maria, meaning "of the sea".

Of Spanish origin, meaning "sun" and "sea".

A variation of Marisa, also meaning "of the sea".

Of Spanish origin, meaning "little Mary".

A variation of Mariam, often associated with love and cherished qualities.

A variation of Marley, meaning "from the meadow".

A modern variation of Marlee, also meaning "from the meadow".

Of German origin, meaning "from Magdala" or "little woman".

Of Old English origin, meaning "pleasant seaside" or "marshy meadow".

Of English origin, meaning "driftwood" or "remnants of the sea".

Of Aramaic origin, meaning "lady" or "mistress".

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "bitter", and widely associated with the Virgin Mary.

A variation of Miriam, meaning "beloved" or "wished-for child".

Of German origin, meaning "battle-mighty" or "strength in battle".

Often a diminutive of Matilda or Margaret, meaning "pearl".

Of Old French origin, meaning "songbird" or "thrush".

A feminine form of Maxim, meaning "the greatest."

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "water" or "illusion."

A variant of Maisie, meaning "pearl."

A name with mystical connotations, derived from the demon in folklore.

A variant of Michaela, meaning "who is like God?"

An Irish surname turned first name, meaning "son of Cionaodh."

A Scottish surname meaning "descendant of the wise ruler."

A surname turned first name, meaning "from the small fort."

Represents a natural area of grassland.

Of Welsh origin, meaning "pearl."

A variant of Megan, meaning "pearl."

A Hawaiian name meaning "heavenly flower."

A variant of Melanie, meaning "dark" or "black."

Of Greek origin, meaning "dark" or "black."

A variant of Melanie, meaning "dark" or "black."

Of Greek origin, meaning "honey."

Of Greek origin, meaning "honeybee."

Of Greek origin, meaning "song" or "music."

Of Spanish origin, meaning "mercies" or "graces."

Of Latin origin, meaning "compassion" or "forgiveness."

Of Welsh origin, meaning "great ruler."

Of Italian origin, meaning "mine."

A variant of Maya or Mia, meaning "who is like God?"

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "who is like God?"

Feminine form of Michael, meaning "who is like God?"

Feminine form of Michael, meaning "who is like God?"

A variant of Michaela, meaning "who is like God?"

A variant of Michaela, meaning "who is like God?"

Of Slavic origin, meaning "gracious" or "dear one."

Of Spanish origin, meaning "miracles."