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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maud-Maura | f | English | Maud-Maura is a double name combining Maud ("the strong fighter") and Maura ("the dark-… |
| Maurids | m | Latin | Maurids is an old form of the name Moritz, which is a variant of the late Latin Maurici… |
| Mauritius | m | Latin | Mauritius is a masculine first name that is also known as Moritz |
| Mauritz | m | Latin | The name Mauritz is a short form of Mauritius and belongs to the variants of the Late L… |
| Maurus | m | Latin | The name Maurus has its origins in the Roman surname Mauricius and is of Latin origin |
| Max-Aiden | m | Latin | Max-Aiden is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Aiden ("the little fiery … |
| Max-Helmut | m | Max-Helmut is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Helmut ("the brave one") | |
| Max-Lennart | m | Swedish | Max is the short form of Maximilian and means 'the Great', while Lennart, derived from … |
| Max-Ludolf | m | Max-Ludolf is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Ludolf ("the wolf in the… | |
| Max-Otto | m | Max-Otto is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Otto ("the rich one") | |
| Max-Paul | m | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Maximilia | f | Latin | The name Maximilia is the feminine variant of Maximilian in German and originates from … |
| Maximiliane | f | Latin | Maximiliane is the female equivalent of Maximilian and means 'the greatest' |
| Maxin | f | Latin | The name Maxin has its roots in the Roman surname Maximus |
| Maya-Luna | f | Italian | The name consists of the two first names Maya and Luna |
| Maybee | f | The May bee, the spring bee, could possibly be a bee | |
| Mayer | m | Hebrew | Mayer is a masculine first name of Hebrew origin |
| Mayk | m | Hebrew | Mayk is a modified form of the name Mike, which is considered the English short form of… |
| Medarda | f | A variant of the name Medharda; a girl's name that traces back to Medard | |
| Megan-Alice | f | English | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Meike-Juliana | f | The Low German term for girl is Meike, while Juliana is dedicated to Jupiter | |
| Mela | f | Slavic | Mela is a short form for names that begin with 'Mela-' or end with '-mela', making it a… |
| Melani | f | Greek | The name Melani, as a short form of Melanie, originates from the ancient Greek term mel… |
| Melanie | f | American | Melanie means 'the black one' or 'the dark one.' The name comes from French (Mélanie) a… |
| Melisandra | f | Melisandra is a variant of Melisande ("the strong one") | |
| Melisenda | f | The meaning of Melisenda may be interpreted as 'the brave or diligent swift one,' and t… | |
| Melissa-Lucy | f | The name Melissa means 'honeybee' in Greek | |
| Melitta | f | The name Melitta (Μέλιττα) is a modified form of the ancient Greek name Melissa | |
| Meliya | f | Arabic | Meliya is a girl's name that is considered the German form of Meliha, a Turkish derivat… |
| Mendy | f | Latin | Mendy is a female first name derived from the name Mandy, which is originally an Englis… |
| Mercedes-Myriam | f | Latin | Mercedes-Myriam is a double name combining Mercedes ("the gracious, the merciful") and … |
| Merelin | f | Hebrew | Merelin is the Germanized form of the name Marylin, which is often seen as an extension… |
| Meret | f | Latin | The first name Meret is a short form of Margarete and is used in Germany as well as in … |
| Merlina | f | Celtic | Merlina is a feminine variant of the name Merlin, which is derived from the Old Welsh M… |
| Merret | f | Latin | Merret is a Northern German variant of the Scandinavian name Meret, which is a short fo… |
| Merrit | f | Latin | Merrit has several lines of origin |
| Merta | f | Latin | Merta is a short form of Emerentia and figuratively means 'she who earns merit' or 'the… |
| Merve-Kathrin | f | Turkish | Merve-Kathrin is a double name combining Merve ("white stone") and Kathrin ("the Pure o… |
| Meta | f | Latin | Meta is often used as a short form of Margarete and means 'the pearl' |
| Methodius | m | Methodius is a masculine first name that originates from Ancient Greek | |
| Mewes | m | Dutch | The name Mewes is a diminutive form of Bartholomew and originates from the Aramaic Bar-… |
| Mia-Adalfriede | f | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning | |
| Mia-Adelrune | f | Unfortunately, there is currently no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Mia-Aileen | f | American | Mia-Aileen is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Aileen ("the longed for") |
| Mia-Alma | f | American | Mia-Alma is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Alma ("the nourishing one") |
| Mia-Amanda | f | American | Mia-Amanda is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Amanda ("the lovable") |
| Mia-Ambrosia | f | American | Mia-Ambrosia is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Ambrosia ("the immortal") |
| Mia-Anouk | f | American | Mia-Anouk is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Anouk ("the favored one") |
| Mia-Antoinette | f | American | Mia-Antoinette is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Antoinette ("the Anto… |
| Mia-Antonia | f | American | Currently, no details about the meaning are available |
| Mia-Bibiana | f | Celtic | Mia-Bibiana is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Bibiana ("the lively") |
| Mia-Brigitte | f | Celtic | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Mia-Celina | f | Mia-Celina is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Celina ("the heavenly one") | |
| Mia-Charlyn | f | The name Mia-Charlyn is a feminine double name that originates from Middle High German | |
| Mia-Christina | f | American | Mia-Christina is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Christina ("the Christ… |
| Mia-Emily | f | Latin | Mia-Emily is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Emily ("the emulating one") |
| Mia-Felice | f | Italian | The combination of Mia and Felice results in the meaning 'my happiness' |
| Mia-Florentine | f | Latin | Mia-Florentine is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Florentine ("the bloo… |
| Mia-Katrin | f | Mia-Katrin is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Katrin ("the pure one") | |
| Mia-Klara | f | Currently, there is no information on the meaning | |
| Mia-Lea | f | Mia-Lea is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Lea ("the wild cow") | |
| Mia-Lilly | f | Mia-Lilly is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Lilly ("God is abundance") | |
| Mia-Lina | f | Greek | Mia means 'my' in Italian, while Lina means 'beautiful girl' |
| Mia-Lynn | f | Mia-Lynn is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Lynn ("the gentle one") | |
| Mia-Maria | f | American | Mia-Maria is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Maria ("the well-nourished") |
| Mia-Marie | f | American | Mia-Marie is a combination of Mia, which in Aramaic means 'the beloved / the beautiful … |
| Mia-Michelle | f | French | Mia-Michelle is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Michelle ("who is like … |
| Mia-Milena | f | Mia-Milena is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Milena ("friendly") | |
| Mia-Sabrina | f | American | Mia-Sabrina is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Sabrina ("the river nymph") |
| Mia-Sofie | f | Mia-Sofie is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Sofie ("the wisdom") | |
| Mia-Tamy | f | Mia-Tamy is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Tamy ("the palm") | |
| Michael-Adolf | m | Hebrew | Michael-Adolf is a double name combining Michael ("Who is like God?") and Adolf ("the n… |
| Michael-Florian | m | Michael-Florian is a double name combining Michael ("Who is like God?") and Florian ("t… | |
| Michaela-Maria | f | Origin: German | |
| Michaele | f | American | The name Michaele, a girl's name, is a variant of the name Michaela |
| Michaja | f | Hebrew | Michaja, in the spelling Michajah, is a gender-neutral first name that primarily appear… |
| Michel-Falko | m | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Michelle-Elizabeth | f | English | Michelle is the English variant of Michaela, which in turn is the female first name of … |
| Mickel | m | Hebrew | The name Mickel, a form of Michael, also originates from ancient Hebrew |
| Mienke | f | Dutch | The name has its roots in Dutch and Northern German |
| Mikesch | m | Hungarian | Mikesch is a Czech form of the biblical name Michael, which traces back to the Ancient … |
| Mila-Maria | f | No information on the meaning is currently available | |
| Mila-Sophia | f | English | Mila-Sophia is a double name combining Mila ("the lovable") and Sophia ("the wisdom") |
| Mila-Sophie | f | Greek | Mila-Sophie is a double name combining Mila ("the lovable") and Sophie ("the wisdom") |
| Milene | f | French | Milene is a variant of Milane, a French derivative of the names Milana and Milena |
| Milian | m | Latin | The name Milian is a masculine first name and is considered a Norwegian and Swedish abb… |
| Millena | f | Latin | Millena is a variant of milana and Ludmilla |
| Milli | f | Latin | The name Milli, as a diminutive of Emilie, is derived from Aemilius |
| Mimi | f | Hebrew | Mimi, a female first name, translates into German as "the Untamed," "the Beloved," "the… |
| Minea | f | Latin | The name Minea, derived from Minerva, comes from Roman mythology |
| Minona | f | French | The name Minona is a variant of Mignon and means "the Cute One" |
| Minu | f | Persian | Minu is a female first name derived from the Persian word minu (مینو) and carries the m… |
| Mirco | m | Italian | Mirco is an Italian spelling of the name Mirko, which has also been used in German sinc… |
| Miriam-Marie | f | American | Miriam-Marie is a double name combining Miriam ("the sea bitterness") and Marie ("the b… |
| Mirl | f | Aramaic | Mirl is a Bavarian abbreviation of the name Maria, which originates from the biblical H… |
| Mitzi | f | Aramaic | The name Mitzi is a High German diminutive of the biblical Maria |
| Mitzi-Andrea | f | Mitzi-Andrea is a double name combining Mitzi ("the beloved") and Andrea ("the brave one") | |
| Mitzi-Lotta | f | Mitzi-Lotta is a double name combining Mitzi ("the beloved") and Lotta ("the free one") | |
| Mitzi-Luisa | f | Mitzi-Luisa is a double name combining Mitzi ("the beloved") and Luisa ("the famous war… | |
| Modena | f | Latin | The name Modena is derived from the eponymous Italian city located near Parma |