Browse names

English

Modern variant of Madison, originally meaning son of Maud.

Spanish

Variant of Magdalene, referring to a woman from Magdala.

Greek

Pearl, variant of Margaret.

Hebrew

From Magdala, variant of Magdalene.

Greek

A shortened form of Amelia or an independent name with Greek roots.

Latin

A variant of Miranda, derived from Latin meaning 'admirable.'

Hebrew

A modern variant of Michaela, derived from Michael meaning 'who is like God.'

Greek

A variant spelling of Melissa, derived from Greek meaning 'honey bee.'

Latin

A short form of Martin or Martha, derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Spanish

Derived from the Spanish place name 'Montserrat,' meaning 'jagged mountain.'

Arabic

Queen or princess.

English

Remembering.

Greek

Myrtle tree plant.

Hebrew

Who is like God.

Greek

Myrtle shrub.

Greek

Sweet song or melody.

English

Of the sea; a variant of Marilyn combining Mary and Lynn.

Spanish

Tower or elevated place; from Magdalene meaning from Magdala.

French

Money or coin; from French surname of impressionist painter Claude Monet.

Old French

Variant of Mallory, possibly meaning ill-fated or unlucky.

Hebrew

Variant of Mickey, short form of Michael meaning who is like God.

Russian/Hebrew

Russian diminutive of Michael, meaning who is like God.

German

Variant of Marlene, derived from Mary meaning star of the sea.

Hebrew

Variant of Malia, meaning from God or beloved of God.

Hebrew/Modern

Modern variant of Mikayla, from Michael meaning who is like God.

Arabic/Irish

Possibly from Arabic meaning myrrh or from Irish variant.

Greek

Great, from Maya.

French

Of the sea, from Marie.

Slavic

Raspberry.

Irish

Pearl.

Greek

Pearl.

English modern creation

Variant of Myra or Lee.

Old French

Unlucky or misfortune.

Spanish

The tropical hardwood tree used as a given name, representing strength and beauty.

Hebrew/Modern

Possibly a variant of Moses or a modern invention based on Moses.

Greek

Variant of Magdalena, derived from Magdala meaning tower or elevated.

English

Diminutive of Molly, derived from Mary meaning star of the sea.

English

Variant of Marley, meaning sea lake or boundary lake.

Hawaiian

Garland or wreath made of fragrant vines.

Greek

Variant of Melissa, meaning honeybee.

Hebrew

A shortened form of Micah, meaning who is like God.

English

A modern variant, possibly influenced by Aisha meaning alive and well.

Greek

A French variant of Margaret, from margarites meaning pearl.

Hawaiian

A Hawaiian name referring to a type of plant or verdant growth.

Scottish Gaelic

A variant of Mackenzie, meaning fair and handsome.

Hebrew

From Hebrew meaning shield or protection.

Hebrew

A combination of Mary and Lee, meaning star of the sea and meadow.

Hebrew

A combination of Mary and Lynn, meaning star of the sea and lake.