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Mali Kai

Malia

Hawaiian form of Maria

Malibu

The name of a beach city in California known for its beautiful coastline

Malie

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian (Anglicized), feminine

Malik

Means "king" in Arabic; also means "wave, sea" in Greenlandic

Malika

Queen or princess in Arabic

Malin

Swedish and Norwegian short form of Magdalene

Malley

A surname; recorded as an English given name for either sex

Mallo

Mallory

From an English surname derived from Old French, meaning "unfortunate"

Mallow

Malon

A variant of 'Malo', which means 'bad' or 'evil' in French

Malone

Irish surname, from Ó Maoileoin, 'descendant of the servant of St John'

Malto

A prefix referring to maltose; also a Dravidian language and people of India

Mambo

Spanish (Latin American) given name; also a Cuban musical form and its dance

Mamo

A Hawaiian name for two extinct species of nectarivorous finches.

Mana

A given name recorded in Fijian, Thai, Breton, Japanese and Norse Mythology

Manami

Japanese given name, from 愛 (mana) "love, affection" with 美 (mi) "beautiful" or 海 (mi) "sea, ocean"

Manani

Mancha

A Spanish surname

Manda

Diminutive of Magdalena

Mandalorian

Mandara

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indian usage

Mandi

A diminutive of Amanda

Mando

A short form of names and words beginning with Mando-, including Mandolin and Mandarin.

Mandy

A diminutive of Amanda

Mango

Mani

Sanskrit for "jewel"; Persian for "eternity", "thinker" or "thoughtful"

Manitu

A general term for spirit beings among many Algonquian Native American groups

Manja

Diminutive of Marija, used independently

Manju

From Sanskrit मञ्जु (manju), meaning "lovely, beautiful"

Manlee

Manna

An edible substance God gave the Israelites in the desert

Manni

Finnish given name, from medieval forms of Hermanni, Immanuel or Maunu

Manny

A diminutive form of Emmanuel or a term for a male caregiver.

Mano

Karo Batak name, the source of Indonesian Mano

Manolo

Derived from 'Emmanuel', meaning 'God is with us'.

Manou

Dutch feminine given name, recorded in a user-submitted entry

Mantu

Recorded as a feminine given name in Finnish

Manu

A name of Polynesian origin meaning 'man' or 'human'.

Manus

Irish form of Magnus.

Maple

From the English word for the tree, from Old English mapul

Maputi

Marala

Marama

Means "moon, month" in Māori

Marbella

A coastal city in southern Spain known for its Mediterranean beaches

Marc

French, Catalan and Welsh form of Marcus

Marcel

Form of Marcellus, a Latin name meaning "belonging to Mars"

Marceline

French feminine form of Marcellinus

Marcella

Feminine form of the Latin name Marcellus

Marcello

Italian form of Marcellus

Marcelo

Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcellus

Marcos

Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcus

Marcus

Latin Mārcus, borrowed into English, where it is a doublet of Mark

Marea

Catalan and Spanish word for the tide, from Latin.

Marei

Recorded as a feminine given name in Upper German

Marek

Polish, Czech and Slovak form of Mark

Maren

Danish diminutive of Marina or Maria

Marfa

East Slavic given name, Russian Марфа, a variant of Martha

Margie

A diminutive form of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'.

Margot

French short form of Marguerite

Mari

A form of Maria in Estonian, Finnish, Welsh, Breton, Scandinavian, Georgian and Armenian

Mariah

Variant of Maria, a name of Hebrew origin

Marian

Variant of Marion, a medieval form of Mary, or a combination of Mary and Ann

Marianna

Combination of Maria and Anna

Maribel

Short form of María Isabel, or an English compound of Mary and Belle

Maribelle

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Mariel

Diminutive of Maria, from Mary plus the suffix -el

Mariella

Italian diminutive of Maria

Marigold

From the flower name, a combination of Mary and the English word gold

Marika

A diminutive of Maria and other names beginning with Mari

Marilla

Possibly a diminutive of Mary or a variant of Amaryllis

Marin

Romanian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian and French form of Marinus

Marina

Feminine form of Marinus, from Latin marinus, "of the sea"

Marine

French, Armenian and Georgian form of Marina

Mariner

English mariner, a person who works aboard a watercraft as part of its crew

Maris

Diminutive of Maria; also "of the sea", from the Latin Stella Maris

Marisa

Italian, Spanish and Portuguese combination of Maria and Luisa.

Marisol

Spanish short form of María de la Soledad

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.

Marki

Recorded as a masculine given name in Vilamovian

Markie

A diminutive of Mark, formed with the -ie suffix

Marko

A variant of the name Mark, meaning 'warlike' or 'hammer'.

Markos

Greek form of Marcus (see Mark)

Marla

American back-formation from Marlene, first used in the 1930s.

Marlee

English variant of Marley

Marleigh

Variant of Marley, an English surname from Old English

Marlen

Blend of Marx and Lenin; also a variant of Marlene

Marlene

Blend of Maria and Magdalene, referring to Mary Magdalene

Marlie

Recorded as a given name in English and Dutch, feminine in both

Marlin

Possibly a variant of Merlin

Marlo

User-submitted: recorded as a given name in English, feminine and masculine

Marloh

Marlow

Referred to as 'driftwood' or 'remains of a tree'.

Marlowe

From an Old English place name meaning "remnants of a lake"

Marly

Variant of Marley

Marnie

Feminine given name, sometimes derived from Marina

Maro

A given name recorded in Croatian, Galician, Greek and ecclesiastical use

Maron

A given name recorded in Ancient Greek, History (Ecclesiastical) and Japanese