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Mauz
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Mauz: German origin, meaning "mouse," symbolizing cunning and adaptability. |
Arabic, Biblical, Hebrew |
Either |
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Maryjo
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Maryjo combines "Mary" and "Jo," meaning "beloved" and "God." |
Biblical, English, Hebrew |
Female |
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Masina
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Masina means "machine" in Italian; origin linked to craftsmanship. |
Amharic, Arabic, Biblical, Ethiopian |
Female |
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Marybride
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Marybride combines "Mary," a biblical name, and "bride," symbolizing marriage. |
Biblical, English |
Female |
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Marten
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Anglo-Saxon, English |
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MartÃn
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MartÃn means "warrior" and originates from Latin "Martinus." |
Latin, Spanish |
Male |
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Marvel
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Greek, Greek Mythology, Latin |
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Marquez
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Marquez means "son of the steward"; Spanish origin, noble lineage. |
Spanish |
Either |
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Marquise
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Marquise: French title meaning "marchioness," denoting noble rank and status. |
French, Latin |
Either |
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Marisela
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Marisela: Spanish name, combining Maria and Isela, meaning "star." |
Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Marjet
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Marjet is a Dutch name meaning "little pearl" or "beloved." |
Dutch, English |
Female |
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Marjolein
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Marjolein means "little marigold," originating from Dutch and Latin roots. |
Biblical, Dutch |
Female |
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MarÃa
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Maria means "beloved" and originates from Hebrew, meaning "bitterness." |
Biblical, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Marielin
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Marielin: A blend of Maria and Elin, meaning "beloved." |
American, Biblical, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Marcelita
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Marcelita: diminutive of Marcel, meaning "little warrior," Latin origin. |
French, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Margarita-Elena
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Margarita-Elena combines "pearl" and "bright, shining light" in Spanish. |
Greek, Spanish |
Female |
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Manuelito
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Manuelito means "little Manuel," originating from Spanish and Hebrew roots. |
Native American, Spanish |
Male |
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Manzie
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Manzie is a diminutive of the name Emmanuel, meaning "God with us." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Marc-David
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Marc-David combines Hebrew "David" and Latin "Marc," meaning "warrior." |
French, Latin |
Male |
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Makaile
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Makaile means "gift from God," originating from Hawaiian culture. |
American, Hawaiian, Native American |
Either |
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Malti
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Amharic, Ethiopian, Hindi, Indian, Sanskrit |
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Manoela
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Manoela means "God is with us," derived from Hebrew origins. |
Biblical, Brazilian, Portuguese |
Female |
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Makai
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Makai means "toward the sea" in Hawaiian; ocean-related origin. |
Hawaiian, Native American |
Either |
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Maisy
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Maisy means "pearl," originating from the Latin name "Margaret." |
English, Gaelic |
Female |
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Maiyisha
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Maiyisha means "one who is born during the rainy season." |
Amharic, Arabic, Ethiopian |
Female |
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Maesa
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Maesa: Latin origin, meaning "great" or "large," often feminine. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Biblical, Greek |
Either |
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Maginel
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Maginel: Unique name, possibly derived from Latin, meaning "little magician." |
Algonquian, American, Biblical, Native American |
Either |
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Madut
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Madut means "born during the rainy season" in Dinka language. |
Dinka, Ethiopian |
Male |
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Madzia
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Madzia is a Polish diminutive of Magdalena, meaning "of Magdala." |
Polish |
Female |
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Maegan
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Maegan: variant of Megan, meaning "pearl," of Welsh origin. |
American, English |
Female |
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