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Malissa, Mallissa, Mel, Melesa, Melessa, Melisa, Melise, Melisse

Melita (Greek) As sweet as honey

Malita, Malitta, Melida, Melitta, Melyta, Malyta, Meleeta, Meleata

Melody (Greek) A beautiful song

Melodee, Melodey, Melodi, Melodia, Melodie, Melodea

Merana (American) Woman of the waters

Meranah, Meranna, Merannah

Mercer (English) A prosperous merchant

Meredith (Welsh) A great ruler; protector of the sea

Maredud, Meridel, Meredithe, Meredyth, Meridith, Merridie, Meradith, Meredydd

Meribah (Hebrew) A quarrelsome woman

Meriba

Meroz (Hebrew) From the cursed plains

Meroza, Merozia, Meroze

Merry (English) One who is lighthearted and joyful

Merree, Merri, Merrie, Merrielle, Merrile, Merrilee, Merrili, Merrily

Mertice (English) A well-known lady

Merton (English) From the village near the pond

Mertan, Mertin, Mertun

Metea (Greek) A gentle woman

Meteah, Metia, Metiah

Metin (Greek) A wise counselor

Metine, Metyn, Metyne

Metis (Greek) One who is industrious

Metiss, Metisse, Metys, Metyss, Metysse

Mettalise (Danish) As graceful as a pearl

Metalise, Mettalisse, Mettalisa, Mettalissa

*TMia (Israeli / Latin) Who is like God? / form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”

Miah, Mea, Meah, Meya

Michaela (Celtic, Gaelic, Hebrew, English, Irish) Feminine form of Michael; who is like God?

Macaela, MacKayla, Mak, Mechaela, Meeskaela, Mekea, Micaela

Michelle (French) Feminine form of Michael; who is like God?

Machelle, Mashelle, M’chelle, Mechelle, Meechelle, Me’Shell, Meshella, Mischa

Michewa (Tibetan) Sent from heaven

Michewah

Mide (Irish) One who is thirsty

Meeda, Mida

Midori (Japanese) Having green eyes

Midorie, Midory, Midorey, Midoree, Midorea

Mignon (French) One who is cute and petite

Mikayla (English) Feminine form of Michael, meaning “who is like God?”

ˆMila (Slavic) One who is industrious and hardworking

Milaia, Milaka, Milla, Milia

Milan (Latin) From the city in Italy; one who is gracious

Milaana

Milena (Slavic) The favored one

Mileena, Milana, Miladena, Milanka, Mlada, Mladena

Miley (American) Form of Mili, meaning “a virtuous woman”

Milee, Mylee, Mareli

Miliana (Latin) Feminine of Emeliano; one who is eager and willing

Milianah, Milianna, Miliane, Miliann, Milianne

Milima (Swahili) Woman from the mountains

Milimah, Mileema, Milyma

Millo (Hebrew) Defender of the sacred city

Milloh, Millowe, Milloe

Mima (Hebrew) Form of Jemima, meaning “our little dove”

Mimah, Mymah, Myma

Minda (Native American, Hindi) Having great knowledge

Mindah, Mynda, Myndah, Menda, Mendah

Mindel (Hebrew) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”

Mindell, Mindelle, Mindele, Mindela, Mindella

Mindy (English) Form of Melinda, meaning “one who is sweet and gentle”

Minda, Mindee, Mindi, Mindie, Mindey, Mindea

Ming Yue (Chinese) Born beneath the bright moon

Minka (Teutonic) One who is resolute; having great strength

Minkah, Mynka, Mynkah, Minna, Minne

Minowa (Native American) One who has a moving voice

Minowah, Mynowa, Mynowah

Minuit (French) Born at midnight

Minueet

Miracle (American) An act of God’s hand

Mirakle, Mirakel, Myracle, Myrakle

Miranda (Latin) Worthy of admiration

Maranda, Myranda, Randi

Mirai (Basque / Japanese) A miracle child / future

Miraya, Mirari, Mirarie, Miraree, Mirae

Miremba (Ugandan) A promoter of peace

Mirembe, Mirem, Mirembah, Mirembeh, Mirema

Miriam (Hebrew) Form of Mary, meaning “star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”

Mariam, Maryam, Meriam, Meryam, Mirham, Mirjam, Mirjana, Mirriam

Mirinesse (English) Filled with joy

Miriness, Mirinese, Mirines, Mirinessa, Mirinesa

Mirit (Hebrew) One who is strong-willed

Mischa (Russian) Form of Michelle, meaning “who is like God?”

Misha

Mistico (Italian) A mystical woman

Mistica, Mystico, Mystica, Mistiko, Mystiko

Mitali (Indian) A friendly and sweet woman

Mitalie, Mitalee, Mitaleigh, Mitaly, Mitaley, Meeta, Mitalea

Miya (Japanese) From the sacred temple

Miyah

Miyo (Japanese) A beautiful daughter

Miyoko

Mizar (Hebrew) A little woman; petite

Mizarr, Mizarre,