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1,365 names match.
Hebrew
Who is like God.
Greek
Myrtle shrub.
Scottish
Smooth brow or gentle.
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.
English
Lake settlement; from Old English place name.
English
Mill settlement; from Old English place name.
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.
Latin
Diminutive of Melvin or Melissa, from mel meaning honey.
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.
Hebrew
Variant of Micah, meaning who is like God.
Latin
Dedicated to Mars, from Mark.
Spanish
Warlike, from Martínez.
Greek
Great, from Maya.
French
Of the sea, from Marie.
Slavic
Raspberry.
Irish
Pearl.
Greek
Pearl.
English modern creation
Mountain dwelling.
Hebrew
Who is like God.
Hebrew
My messenger.
Hebrew via Spanish
God is with us.
English modern creation
Variant of Myra or Lee.
Old French
Unlucky or misfortune.
Spanish
Mountain or mountainous.
Spanish/Hebrew
Spanish combination of Miguel (who is like God) and Angel (messenger).
Hebrew
Variant of Michael, meaning who is like God in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Variant spelling of Michael, meaning who is like God.
Hebrew
Biblical Hebrew name meaning who is like God.
Latin
Modern variant of Max or Maxim, derived from Latin meaning greatest.
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.
Hebrew
Russian form of Michael, meaning who is like God.
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.