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Lacretia, Loucrecia, Loucrezia, Loucresha, Loucretia, Lucrece, Lucrecia, Lucreecia

Lucy (Latin) Feminine form of Lucius; one who is illuminated

Luce, Lucetta, Lucette, Luci, Lucia, Luciana, Lucianna, Lucida, Lucille

Lucylynn (American) A light-hearted woman

Lucylyn, Lucylynne, Lucilynn, Lucilyn, Lucilynne

Luna (Latin) Of the moon

Lunah

Lunet (English) Of the crescent moon

Lunett, Lunette, Luneta, Lunete, Lunetta

Lupita (Spanish) Form of Guadalupe, meaning “from the valley of wolves”

Lupe, Lupyta, Lupelina, Lupeeta, Lupieta, Lupeita, Lupeata

Lurissa (American) A beguiling woman

Lurisa, Luryssa, Lurysa, Luressa, Luresa

Luyu (Native American) Resembling the dove

Lydia (Greek) A beautiful woman from Lydia

Lidia, Lidie, Lidija, Lyda, Lydie, Lydea, Liddy, Lidiy

ˆLyla (Arabic) Form of Lila, meaning “born at night, resembling a lily”

Lylah

Lynn (English) Woman of the lake; form of Linda, meaning “one who is soft and beautiful”

Linell, Linnell, Lyn, Lynae, Lyndel, Lyndell, Lynell, Lynelle

Lyric (French) Of the lyre; the words of a song

Lyrica, Lyricia, Lyrik, Lyrick, Lyrika, Lyricka

Lytanisha (American) A scintillating woman

Lytanesha, Lytaniesha, Lytaneisha, Lytanysha, Lytaneesha, Lytaneasha

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Macanta (Gaelic) A kind and gentle woman

Macan, Macantia, Macantea, Macantah

Machi (Taiwanese) A good friend

Machie, Machy, Machey, Machee, Machea

Mackenna (Gaelic) Daughter of the handsome man

Mackendra, Mackennah, McKenna, McKendra, Makenna, Makennah

*TMackenzie (Gaelic) Daughter of a wise leader; a fiery woman; one who is fair

Mckenzie, Mackenzey, Makensie, Makenzie, M’Kenzie, McKenzie, Meckenzie, Mackenzee, Mackenzy

Macy (French) One who wields a weapon

Macee, Macey, Maci, Macie, Maicey, Maicy, Macea, Maicea

Mada (Arabic) One who has reached the end of the path

Madah

Madana (Ethiopian) One who heals others

Madayna, Madaina, Madania, Madaynia, Madainia

Maddox (English) Born into wealth and prosperity

Madox, Madoxx, Maddoxx

*Madeline (Hebrew) Woman from Magdala

Mada, Madalaina, Madaleine, Madalena, Madalene, Madelyn, Madalyn, Madelynn, Madilyn

Madhavi (Indian) Feminine form of Madhav; born in the springtime

Madhavie, Madhavee, Madhavey, Madhavy, Madhavea

Madini (Swahili) As precious as a gemstone

Madinie, Madiny, Madiney, Madinee, Madyny, Madyni, Madinea, Madynie

*TMadison (English) Daughter of a mighty warrior

Maddison, Madisen, Madisson, Madisyn, Madyson

Madoline (English) One who is accomplished with the stringed instrument

Mandalin, Mandalyn, Mandalynn, Mandelin, Mandellin, Mandellyn, Mandolin, Mandolyn

Madonna (Italian) My lady; refers to the Virgin Mary

Madonnah, Madona, Madonah

Maeve (Irish) An intoxicating woman

Mave, Meave, Medb, Meabh

Maggie (English) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl”

Maggi

Magnolia (French) Resembling the flower

Magnoliya, Magnoliah, Magnolea, Magnoleah, Magnoliyah, Magnolya, Magnolyah

Mahal (Native American) A tender and loving woman

Mahall, Mahale, Mahalle

Mahari (African) One who offers forgiveness

Maharie, Mahary, Maharey

Mahesa (Indian) A powerful and great lady

Maheshvari

Mahira (Arabic) A clever and adroit woman

Mahirah, Mahir, Mahire

Maia (Latin / Maori) The great one; in mythology, the goddess of spring / a brave warrior

Maiah, Mya, Maja

Maida (English) A maiden; a virgin

Maidel, Maidie, Mayda, Maydena, Maydey, Mady, Maegth, Magd

Maiki (Japanese) Resembling the dancing flower

Maikie, Maikei, Maikki, Maikee

Maimun (Arabic) One who is lucky; fortunate

Maimoon, Maimoun

Maine (French) From the mainland; from the state of Maine

Maiolaine (French) As delicate as a flower

Maiolainie, Maiolani

Maisha (African) Giver of life

Maysha, Maishah, Mayshah, Maesha, Maeshah

Maisie (Scottish) Form of Margaret, meaning “resembling a pearl”

Maisee, Maisey, Maisy, Maizie, Mazey, Mazie, Maisi, Maizi

Majaya (Indian) A victorious woman

Majayah

Makala (Hawaiian) Resembling myrtle

Makalah, Makalla, Makallah

*TMakayla (Celtic / Hebrew / English) Form of Michaela, meaning “who is like God?