Browse names

Greek

Beyond or goal; from the Greek meta.

Latin

Of the sea; from the Latin marinus.

Greek

Of the myrtle tree; symbolizing love and virtue.

Greek

Pearl; a precious gem symbolizing beauty.

Germanic/Hebrew

Of the sea; combination of Mary and Magdalene.

English

Beautiful May; combination of May and Belle.

Hebrew

Star of the sea united with God's oath; combination name.

Greek

Of the sea; variant of Myra or Maria.

Hawaiian

Happiness; joyful and content.

Latin

Dark-skinned or Moorish.

Latin

Dedicated to Mars; feminine form of Marcel.

Latin

Of the sea.

English

Young woman or sweetheart.

Hebrew

Comforter.

Greek

Honeybee.

Hebrew

Beloved.

Latin

Dedicated to Mars.

Hebrew

Who is like God.

Latin

Greatest.

Welsh

Possibly from Welsh mor meaning sea, or a variant of Muriel.

Hebrew

Variant of Moselle, possibly from Moses meaning drawn out.

Vietnamese

Vietnamese name meaning apricot or plum.

Greek

Variant of Melanie, meaning dark or of dark complexion.

Germanic

From Old German meaning horse servant or farrier.

Hebrew

From Hebrew Bible meaning sickly or tender.

Greek

Short form of Margaret, meaning pearl.

Spanish

Spanish surname meaning marquis or nobleman.

Scottish

Variant of Malcolm, meaning devotee of Saint Columba.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish variant of Maria, meaning of the sea.

Celtic/Welsh

Variant of Merlin, possibly meaning sea fort or sea bright.

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.

German

Farmer or steward, derived from the German word for mayor.

Hebrew

From Magdala, variant of Magdalene.

Spanish

Pearl, Spanish diminutive of Margaret.

Greek

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

Latin

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

English

Derived from the Norman place name meaning 'Gomeric's mountain.'

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 variant of Marcus, derived from the Latin god Mars, representing 'warrior.'

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.

Germanic/Hebrew

Dedicated to Mars or of Marcus.