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Makeen, Makean, Makein, Makien, Makyn

Makis (Hebrew) A gift from God

Madys, Makiss, Makyss, Makisse, Madysse

Malachi (Hebrew) A messenger of God

Malachie, Malachy, Malaki, Malakia, Malakie, Malaquias, Malechy, Maleki

Malawa (African) A flourishing man

Malcolm (Gaelic) Follower of St. Columbus

Malcom, Malcolum, Malkolm, Malkom, Malkolum

Mali (Indian) A ruler; the firstborn son

Malie, Maly, Maley, Malee, Malea

Mamoru (Japanese) Of the earth

Mamorou, Mamorue, Mamorew, Mamoroo

Manchester (English) From the city in England

Manchestar, Manchestor, Manchestir, Manchestyr, Manchestur

Mandan (Native American) A tribal name

Manden, Mandon, Mandun, Mandin, Mandyn

Mandhatri (Indian) A prince; born to royalty

Mandhatrie, Mandhatry, Mandhatrey, Mandhatree, Mandhatrea

Mani (African) From the mountain

Manie, Many, Maney, Manee, Manea

Manjit (Indian) A conqueror of the mind; having great knowledge

Manjeet, Manjeat, Manjeit, Manjiet, Manjyt

Manley (English) From the man’s meadow; from the hero’s meadow

Manly, Manli, Manlie, Manlea, Manleah, Manlee, Manleigh

Manmohan (Indian) A handsome and pleasing man

Manmohen, Manmohin, Manmohyn

Mannheim (German) From the hamlet in the swamp

Manheim

Mano (Hawaiian) Resembling a shark

Manoe, Manow, Manowe

Manohar (Indian) A delightful and captivating man

Manoharr, Manohare

Mansel (English) From the clergyman’s house

Mansle, Mansell, Mansele, Manselle, Manshel, Manshele, Manshell, Manshelle

Mansfield (English) From the field near the small river

Mansfeld, Maunfield, Maunfeld

Manton (English) From the man’s town; from the hero’s town

Mantun, Manten, Mannton, Manntun, Mannten

Manu (African) The second-born child

Manue, Manou, Manoo

Manuel (Spanish) Form of Emmanuel, meaning “God is with us”

Manuelo, Manuello, Manolito, Manolo, Manollo, Manny, Manni

Manya (Indian) A respected man

Manyah

Manzo (Japanese) The third son with ten-thousand-fold strength

Mar (Spanish) Of the sea

Marr, Mare, Marre

Marcel (French) The little warrior

Marceau, Marcelin, Marcellin, Marcellino, Marcell, Marcello, Marcellus, Marcelo

Marcus (Latin) Form of Mark, meaning “dedicated to Mars, the god of war”

Markus, Marcas, Marco, Markos

Mariatu (African) One who is pure; chaste

Mariatue, Mariatou, Mariatoo

Marid (Arabic) A rebellious man

Maryd

Mario (Latin) A manly man

Marius, Marios, Mariano, Marion, Mariun, Mareon

Mark (Latin) Dedicated to Mars, the god of war

Marc, Markey, Marky, Marki, Markie, Markee, Markea, Markov

Marmion (French) Our little one

Marmyon, Marmeon

Marsh (English) From the marshland

Marshe

Marshall (French / English) A caretaker of horses / a steward

Marchall, Marischal, Marischall, Marschal, Marshal, Marshell, Marshel, Marschall

Marston (English) From the town near the marsh

Marstun, Marsten, Marstin, Marstyn, Marstan

Martin (Latin) Dedicated to Mars, the god of war

Martyn, Mart, Martel, Martell, Marten, Martenn, Marti, Martie

Marvin (Welsh) A friend of the sea

Marvinn, Marvinne, Marven, Marvenn, Marvenne, Marvyn, Marvynn, Marvynne, Mervin

Maryland (English) Honoring Queen Mary; from the state of Maryland

Mariland, Maralynd, Marylind, Marilind

Masanao (Japanese) A good man

Masao (Japanese) A righteous man

*TMason (English) One who works with stone

Masun, Masen, Masan, Masin, Masyn, Masson, Massun, Massen

Masselin (French) A young Thomas

Masselyn, Masselen, Masselan, Masselon, Masselun, Maselin, Maselyn, Maselon

Masura (Japanese) A good destiny

Masoura

Mataniah (Hebrew) A gift from God

Matania, Matanya, Matanyahu, Mattania, Mattaniah, Matanyah

Matata (African) One who causes trouble

Matin (Arabic) Having great strength

Maten, Matan, Matyn, Maton, Matun

Matisse (French) One who is gifted

Matiss, Matysse, Matyss, Matise, Matyse

Matlock (American) A rancher

Matlok, Matloc

ˆMatteo (Italian) Form of Matthew, meaning “a gift from God”

*TMatthew (Hebrew) A gift from God

Matt, Mathew, Matvey, Mateas, Mattix, Madteos, Matthias, Mat, Mateo, Matteo, Mateus

Matunde (African) One who is fruitful

Matundi, Matundie

Matvey (Russian)