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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marge | f | English | Marge derives from the names Margaret and Margareeta, which points to the meaning 'the … |
| Margerit | f | Latin | The name Margerit is a variant of Marguerite, the French equivalent of Margarete |
| Margery | f | English | Margery means 'the pearl' and is a medieval form of the Old French Margerie, which in t… |
| Marget | f | Latin | The name Marget is a Swedish, Estonian, and Gaelic variation of Margarete, also known i… |
| Margherita | f | Latin | Margherita, the Italian form of Margarete, means "the pearl" and is derived from the La… |
| Margie | f | Latin | Margie is a derived form of the name Margaret, the English equivalent of Margarete |
| Margit | f | Latin | Margit is a short form of Margarete, which is widespread in Scandinavia, the German-spe… |
| Margita | f | Latin | Margita, a Slavic and Hungarian variation of Margarete, means 'the pearl' and has its o… |
| Margitta | f | Latin | Margitta is a Romansh derivative of the name Margarete |
| Margo | f | Latin | The girl's name Margo carries the meaning "the pearl." This form is particularly widesp… |
| Margreit | f | Latin | The name Margreit is a Luxembourgish derivation of Margarete and carries the meaning "t… |
| Margret | f | Latin | The meaning of the name Margret is derived from the ancient Greek term margarites as we… |
| Margreta | f | Latin | Margreta is a Nordic derivation of the name Margareta and means 'the pearl' |
| Margreth | f | Margreth represents an old short form of Margarethe, which carries the meaning 'the pearl' | |
| Margriet | f | Latin | Margriet means "the pearl" and is the Dutch variant of the old German name Margarete as… |
| Margrieta | f | Latin | The name Margrieta represents the Dutch variant of Margriet and is also the Latvian for… |
| Margrith | f | The designation Margrith is the Swiss form of Margrit, which has established itself as … | |
| Margritha | f | Latin | Margritha is a Dutch variant of Margaretha and means 'the pearl' |
| Marguerite | f | French | Marguerite is the French equivalent of Margarete |
| Marharyta | f | The name Marharyta (Маргарита or Маргарыта) is derived from Margaret and is considered … | |
| Maria-Angelika | f | Latin | The name consists of Maria, which means 'the beloved / the bitter / the beautiful / the… |
| Maria-Antonia | f | Aramaic | Maria-Antonia is a name that refers to various historical figures, such as Marie Antoin… |
| Maria-Brigitte | f | Aramaic | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Maria-Charlotte | f | Aramaic | Maria-Charlotte is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Charlotte ("the fr… |
| Maria-Elisabeth | f | Aramaic | The meaning of Maria-Elisabeth arises from the combination of Maria, which in Aramaic m… |
| Maria-Helene | f | American | Maria-Helene is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Helene ("the shining … |
| Maria-Ilona | f | Aramaic | Maria-Ilona is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Ilona ("the sun-like") |
| Maria-Jolanta | f | Aramaic | Maria-Jolanta is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Jolanta ("the violet… |
| Maria-Julia | f | Latin | Currently, information about the meaning is missing |
| Maria-Pia | f | Latin | Maria-Pia is a double name combining Maria ("the beloved") and Pia ("the pious one") |
| Maria-Teresa | f | Maria-Teresa (María Teresa) as a Spanish double name is composed of Maria and Teresa | |
| Mariangela | f | Mariangela is a female first name that arises as an Italian double form from Mari and A… | |
| Mariangeli | f | Aramaic | The name Mariangeli encompasses various meanings that can be derived from the origins o… |
| Marianna | f | Aramaic | The name Marianna is made up of the elements Maria and Anna |
| Marie-Brigitte | f | Aramaic | Currently, no information about the meaning is known |
| Marie-Philine | f | Greek | Marie-Philine is a double name combining Marie ("the beloved") and Philine ("the lovabl… |
| Marielena | f | Aramaic | Marielena is made up of the first names Marie and Lena |
| Marielene | f | Aramaic | Marielene is a combination of the names Marie and Lena, meaning 'the shining love' |
| Marieselle | f | Hebrew | Marieselle is a girl's name with roots in Hebrew and ancient Greek |
| Marietheres | f | The girl's name Marietheres is a double form of the two names Marie and Theres | |
| Marika | f | Aramaic | Marika is a diminutive of the biblical name Maria, used in Hungary, Greece, as well as … |
| Marilen | f | Aramaic | The name Marilen is a combination of Maria and Elena |
| Marilene | f | Marilene (Marilène) is a German and French double form of the names Maria and Lena | |
| Marilla | f | English | Marilla is regarded as a female first name that represents a pet form of Maria |
| Marille | f | Egyptian | Marille is a girl's name that is regarded as a diminutive form of Maria, and it is deri… |
| Marion-Christina | f | Latin | Marion-Christina is a double name combining Marion ("the beloved") and Christina ("the … |
| Marion-Melanie | f | Aramaic | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Marion-Sabrina | f | Aramaic | Marion-Sabrina is a double name combining Marion ("the beloved") and Sabrina ("the nymp… |
| Marion-Sibylle | f | Latin | Marion-Sibylle is a double name combining Marion ("the beloved") and Sibylle ("the prop… |
| Marita | f | Latin | The feminine first name Marita is considered a Norwegian variant of Marit, a Scandinavi… |
| Marjeta | f | Latin | The name Marjeta, as the Slovenian form of Margareta, means 'the pearl' and has its roo… |
| Marjorie | f | English | Marjorie means 'the pearl' |
| Mark-Alexander | m | Latin | Mark-Alexander is a double name combining Mark ("the one dedicated to Mars") and Alexan… |
| Mark-Stefan | m | Danish | Mark-Stefan is a double name combining Mark ("the one dedicated to Mars") and Stefan ("… |
| Markeitta | f | The name Markeitta has its roots in Ancient Greek and means 'the pearl' | |
| Markella | f | Latin | The name Markella means 'the daughter of Mars' or 'dedicated to Mars' and refers to the… |
| Marketa | f | Latin | The name Marketa, or Markéta, is derived from Margarete and means 'the pearl' |
| Marko-Dennis | m | Latin | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Marko-Stefan | m | Latin | Marko-Stefan is a double name combining Marko ("the one dedicated to Mars") and Stefan … |
| Markos | m | Latin | Markos is a Modern Greek derivation of the name Marcus |
| Marleon | f | Spanish | The name Marleon (Marléon) is a modern connection of the names Mar and Leon |
| Marlit | f | Marlit is considered a composition of the names Maria and Melitta | |
| Marlitt | f | Aramaic | The name Marlitt is composed of the elements Maria and Melitta |
| Marlo | u | Marlo is a unisex name meaning 'the one from the hill by the lake' | |
| Marpessa | f | The story of Marpessa tells of her beauty and popularity, which is monitored by her jea… | |
| Marret | f | Latin | Marret, as a Frisian short form of Margarete, means 'the pearl' |
| Marta-Maria | f | Aramaic | Marta-Maria is a double name combining Marta ("lady, mistress") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Martha | f | Aramaic | Martha, a name of Aramaic origin, can be translated as 'the mistress' or 'the lady,' ba… |
| Martha-Maria | f | Aramaic | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Marthe | f | Aramaic | Marthe represents the French and Norwegian form of the biblical name Martha |
| Maru | f | Aramaic | The name Maru, originally a Spanish diminutive of Maria Eugenia, is derived from Mirjam |
| Marula | f | Aramaic | The name Marula is a derived form of Maria, which in turn goes back to the Hebrew name … |
| Maryelin | f | Aramaic | The name Maryelin encompasses various cultural influences |
| Marzena | f | Polish | Marzena is interpreted as a feminine first name that likely stems from Malgorzata (Małg… |
| Mata | f | Latin | The name Mata is derived from Margareta and means 'the pearl' |
| Mathaios | m | Greek | The name Mathaios is derived from Matthias (Matthew) and has its origins in the ancient… |
| Mats-Ole | m | The name Mats-Ole is composed of Mats and Ole | |
| Matthäus | m | Greek | Matthäus means 'given by JHWH (God)' or 'gift of God' |
| Matthias-Florian | m | Latin | Matthias means 'gift of God', while Florian carries the meaning 'blooming, shining, mag… |
| Maurane | f | Latin | Maurane is a French feminine variant of the name Mauro, which is a derivative of the Ro… |
| Maurece | m | Latin | Maurece is an American derivation of Maurice, which is considered a variant of the late… |
| Maurice | m | Latin | As the French and English form of the Latin Mauritius, Maurice means "the Moor" or "the… |
| Mauricia | f | Latin | Mauricia is the feminine form of Mauricio and has its roots in the Roman surname Mauric… |
| Mauricio | m | Latin | The name Mauricio has its roots in the Latin word maurus, which means 'dark-skinned', a… |
| Maurids | m | Latin | Maurids is an old form of the name Moritz, which is a variant of the late Latin Maurici… |
| Maurilio | m | Latin | As the Italian and Portuguese variant of Mauritius, Maurilio has a significant origin |
| Maurin | u | Latin | The name Maurin is derived as a masculine first name from the French short form Maurinu… |
| Maurina | f | Latin | Maurina is regarded as the Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish form of the name Maura, whi… |
| Mauritius | m | Latin | Mauritius is a masculine first name that is also known as Moritz |
| Maurits | m | Latin | Maurits is the Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish variant of Moritz, which is derived from t… |
| Mauritz | m | Latin | The name Mauritz is a short form of Mauritius and belongs to the variants of the Late L… |
| Maurizia | f | Latin | The name Maurizia is the Italian female equivalent of Maurizio, a variant of the Roman … |
| Mauro | m | Latin | Mauro is a variant of the late Latin name Mauricius, which originates from the name Maurus |
| Maurus | m | Latin | The name Maurus has its origins in the Roman surname Mauricius and is of Latin origin |
| Maury | m | Latin | Maury represents an English short and pet form of Maurice, which is a variant of the la… |
| Maurycy | m | Latin | Maurycy is a Polish form of Maurice and derives from the Roman name Mauricius, which or… |
| Max-Christian | m | Latin | Max-Christian is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Christian ("follower … |
| Max-Julius | m | Max-Julius is a double name combining Max ("the greatest") and Julius ("the one from th… | |
| Max-Luca | m | Latin | Max-Luca is a double name composed of Max and Luca, carrying the meaning 'the radiant g… |
| May | f | Latin | May is a feminine first name derived from English and directly connected to the month o… |