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Marina
Of the sea
Marine
Of or related to the sea
Marinka
A diminutive form of Maria, often used in Slavic languages.
Mariposa
Spanish for butterfly
Marita
Derived from the Latin name 'Maria', often associated with the sea
Maritza
Derived from the name of a river in Eastern Europe.
Mariya
A variation of Maria, often associated with the sea, as it means 'bitterness' in Hebrew.
Marko
A variant of the name Mark, meaning 'warlike' or 'hammer'.
Markos
A variation of the name Mark, often associated with the Latin word 'marcus', meaning 'male, brave'.
Markus
Derived from the Roman god of war Mars, meaning 'hammer' or 'warrior'.
Marla
A variant of the name 'Marlene', often associated with the sea or ocean.
Marlen
A combination of Mary and Ellen
Marley
Pleasant meadow
Marli
A name of Scandinavian origin meaning 'of the sea'
Marlie
Derived from the name Marla, which means 'from the meadow' or 'fern hill'
Marloh
A variation of the name Marlo, often associated with sea or land dweller
Marlok
A name derived from various historical and mythological references
Marly
Derived from the Old English meaning 'meadow by the lake'
Marmalade
A sweet spread made from the juice and peel of citrus fruit, often orange
Maron
A type of chestnut, often used in desserts
Maros
A name derived from the Latin word for 'sea'.
Marra
A name of Italian origin meaning 'bitterness'.
Marriebelle
The name combines Marie, meaning 'bitter', and Belle, meaning 'beautiful'
Marsa
Of Mars; warlike
Marscha
Related to the planet Mars, often symbolizes war and strength
Marsha
The protector
Marshal
A title of high military rank or a person responsible for the management of a certain activity
Martel
French for hammer
Martes
Spanish for Tuesday, named after the Roman god of war Mars
Marti
Derived from the Latin name Martinus, meaning 'of Mars' or 'warlike'
Marto
A name often associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.
Marty
Warrior
Maru
Circle or round
Maruschka
A diminutive form of Maria, often used in Eastern European cultures
Marv
Short form of Marvin, meaning 'sea friend' or 'spear warrior'.
Marvin
Sea friend
Marwyn
Sea friend
Mary
Bitter or beloved
Maryam
An Arabic name meaning 'beloved' or 'wished-for child'.
Marylin
A variation of the name Marilyn, often associated with beauty and charm.
Maryn
A variant of Mary, often associated with the sea
Masco
A term used in some Latin languages implying a robust or manly figure
Mashka
A diminutive form of Maria or Masha, often used affectionately
Masko
Derived from the Slavic word for protector or guardian
Masumi
Clear, elegant
Mateo
Gift of God
Matteo
Gift of God
Matthis
A variation of the name Matthew, meaning gift of God
Matti
A name of Italian origin, often associated with the meaning 'gift of God'.
Mattie
A diminutive form of Matilda, meaning 'battle-mighty'.
Mattis
A variant of 'Matthew', meaning gift of God.
Matto
Italian for crazy or mad
Maudie
Brave warrior
Maui
A demigod in Hawaiian mythology associated with strength and mischief
Mauno
A Finnish name meaning 'bear' or 'brave warrior'
Maurice
Dark-skinned or Moorish
Mauro
The name Mauro is derived from the Latin 'Maurus', which means 'dark-skinned' or 'swarthy'.
Mausi
Cute or little mouse in German
Mautia
A name of Hawaiian origin meaning ‘to be brave’
Mave
A variant of 'Maeve', meaning 'she who intoxicates' or 'a woman of the hills' in Irish mythology
Maverick
An independent or nonconformist person
Mavi
Turkish for blue
Max
Greatest
Maxi
A term used to denote something large or maximum in size
Maxie
A diminutive form of the name Max, which means 'greatest' in Latin
Maxime
Latin origin meaning 'greatest'
Maximillian
Greatest
Maxine
Greatest
Maxton
Derived from Old English meaning 'from the stone town'
Maxx
Greatest
Mayana
A name of uncertain origin, often associated with joy or beauty
Maybel
A variant of the name Mabel, meaning 'lovable' or 'dear'
Maybell
A variation of 'Mabel', meaning lovable or dear
Maybellene
A variant of the name Mabel, meaning lovable
Maycee
A modern variant of the name Macy, meaning 'gift of God' or 'the place of the hawthorn'.
Mayhew
A surname of English origin, meaning 'a meeting place or a typically rural area'.
Maylin
A combination of May and Lynn, often associated with spring and water.
Maylo
Derived from the word 'mellow', suggesting a calm and gentle nature
Maymo
A playful and energetic dog, often associated with joy and happiness.
Mayon
A variant of 'Mayan', often associated with the ancient civilization of the Maya.
Mayra
A name of uncertain origin, often associated with the meaning 'beloved' or 'admirable'.
Mayu
The name 'Mayu' signifies 'night' in Japanese
Maz
A diminutive form that can refer to a small object or companion
Mazel
A term used to express luck or good fortune
Mazi
A name that represents joy and happiness.
Mazie
A diminutive form of the name Margaret, meaning 'pearl'.
Mcduff
Son of the chief; a reference to a Scottish clan name.
Mcgee
From the Gaelic surname meaning 'son of the foreigner'
Mckenna
Son of the victor
Mckinley
Son of the church
Meadow
A piece of grassland, particularly one that is mowed for hay
Meara
A name of Gaelic origin meaning 'sea' or 'ocean'.
Mecki
A common nickname for a cat or playful pet in some cultures
Mecky
A playful twist on the name 'Mickey', often associated with friendliness and fun
Medora
Guardian
Meeko
A playful and mischievous character from Disney's animated film 'Pocahontas'.
Meena
A precious gem or a kind of fish
Meera
A divine or holy figure in Indian culture, often associated with the poetess Mirabai
Megan
A pearl
Meggi
A variant of the name Margaret, which means 'pearl'.