Browse names

English

Diminutive of Amanda, from Latin meaning worthy of love.

English

Diminutive of Melinda, a name combining Greek meli, meaning honey, with the suffix -inda.

Welsh

Variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret meaning pearl.

Spanish

Spanish and Russian form of Margaret, from Greek margarites, meaning pearl.

German

Contracted form of Marlene, a blend of Maria and Magdalene.

English

Coined from the city of Melbourne, made famous by the opera singer Dame Nellie Melba.

Irish/Gaelic

An Anglicized form of Muirne, meaning beloved or festive.

Spanish/Latin

Spanish combination of Maria and Bella, meaning beloved Mary or Mary the beautiful.

Latin

Diminutive of Marcia, derived from Mars the Roman god of war.

Sanskrit/combination

Combination of Mary and Linda, or from Sanskrit malini meaning garland.

Latin/Irish

Irish feminine form of Maurice, from maurus meaning Moorish or dark.

Greek

Variant of Melissa, from Greek melissa meaning honeybee.

Latin

Feminine form of Martin, from Martius meaning of Mars the god of war.

Aramaic

Variant of Martha, from Aramaic marta meaning lady or mistress.

Greek (variant of Margaret)

Pearl.

Hebrew/Latin (short for Mary)

Of the sea.

Latin (short for Marcia)

Of Mars.

Latin/Roman

Roman goddess of wisdom.

Italian (diminutive of Maria)

Little Mary.

Germanic variant

Possibly related to Malva or other Germanic names of unclear etymology.

Irish

Irish variant of Meghan, from Margaret meaning pearl.

Latin

Variant of Marcy, from Marcus meaning dedicated to Mars.

Hebrew combination

Combination of Mary (beloved) and Anne (grace).

Greek

Diminutive of Margaret, meaning pearl.

Hebrew

Feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Germanic

From Old Germanic, meaning might or powerful.

Germanic diminutive

Possibly a diminutive form of Mary or other Germanic names.

Hebrew and Greek combination

Combination of Mary (beloved) and Ellen (bright).

Hebrew and Germanic combination

Combination of Mary (beloved) and Lou (famous warrior).

Hebrew and Old English combination

Combination of Mary (beloved) and Lynn (lake).

Hebrew combination

Combination of Mary (beloved) and Jane (God is gracious).

Spanish

Possibly derived from Maria with a Spanish diminutive suffix.

Germanic

Short form of Magdalene or Maude, derived from Mathild, meaning mighty in battle.

Latin

Modern variant of Miranda, derived from mirandus, meaning worthy of admiration.

Latin

Feminine diminutive of Marcos or Mark, derived from Marcus, meaning warlike.

Germanic

Derived from Amalasuntha or Amalaswintha, meaning strong worker.

Greek/Latin

Variant of May or Mamie, derived from Maia, a goddess of spring.

Latin/Germanic

Combination of Maria (beloved) and Helena (bright) or variant of Marlene.

Spanish/Latin

Spanish place name used as first name, meaning mountain.

Hebrew

Feminine form of Mario, derived from Maria, meaning beloved.

Hebrew

Feminine form of Manuel, derived from Emmanuel, meaning God is with us.

Modern American (from Mary/Marvin)

Of the sea; famous and bright.

English/Welsh

Cheerful and joyful; full of happiness.

Hebrew/Latin (compound)

Beloved star and God's oath; blessed promises.

Spanish (compound)

Of the sea and light; blessed waters.

Greek

A pearl; precious and lustrous.

Latin

Worthy of love; beloved and cherished.

Greek

Song and melody; harmonious beauty.