The name begins with the letter “M” - which means the girl will always achieve her goal, although maybe not right away - her talents are revealed gradually. Her slowness is only external, in fact she is smart and never forgets anything. She is interested in literally everything in life - she wants to visit all countries, work in a hundred areas and, in general, get as many experiences as possible - just to avoid boredom and routine. There are no patterns in communication - a girl can be both quite reserved and the life of the party. The only thing is that she is always more inclined to philosophy and reflection than to discussing everyday trifles.
M- Mayan - translated from Greek - “nurse”, “mother”. A girl with a bright appearance, strong character and will. People like her, but in communication she is rather cold and strict towards others. A rather complex nature that does not know how to lose - she needs everything at once. 57 ↓
- Malika - there are several options for the origin of the name, including Arabic and Slavic (from the word “small”). Malika is a sensible, calm girl who strives for stability. -37 ↓
- Malvina - a name from the ancient Germanic language, meaning “weak”, “tender”. In fact, Malvina is an intelligent, creative, tough person with whom it is dangerous to argue. -67 ↓
- Margarita - (Daisy, Margot). translated from Greek - “pearl”, “pearl”. The main character quality of this woman is straightforwardness. She will say everything she thinks to any person, regardless of age and status. Honest, courageous and impatient, she has an analytical mind and logical thinking. 51 ↓
- Marianne - (Maryana) may have come from the names Maria and Anna. Folk form name - Maryana. This sociable, cheerful girl is loved by everyone without exception, and even as she grows up, she still remains everyone’s favorite. (8) 6 ↓
- Marina - from the Latin word “marinus”, meaning “sea”. In life, Marina is ice and fire. Receptive, impatient and impulsive, with a boundless imagination. The main thing she is waiting for is love, tenderness and understanding. 32 ↓
- Maria - the most common name in the world, because that was the name of Jesus' mother. Kind, affectionate, balanced and responsible. She either becomes an ideal housewife and blossoms during motherhood, or she becomes a woman who will always prove to everyone that she is not what she seems. (4) 63 ↓
- Martha - perhaps this is a European version of the name Martha. This is a girl who is confident in her abilities. (1) 6 ↓
- Matryona - respectable lady, madam (from Latin). A calm, patient, slightly phlegmatic girl who prefers to observe than to participate. (1) -46 ↓
- Melania - (Melania) dark, dark (from Greek). Feminine, charming, affectionate girl. 21 ↓
- Melissa - (Melissa) from Greek - “bee”, “honey”. Sociable, independent, creative person, a clear perfectionist - neat, scrupulous. 18 ↓
- Mila - from ancient Slavic it means “sweetheart”, and in a figurative meaning it can be designated as “beautiful” or “tender”. An emotional girl who is always the center of attention. 6 ↓
- Milada - sweet, kind (from Slavic). Kind, sociable, creative girl. -45 ↓
- Milan - (Milena) Slavic name, meaning “sweetheart.” Strong personality, active and receptive, a little mysterious. (3) 20 ↓
- Milolika - sweet face (Slavic name). An artistic, charming girl, always ready to help. -57 ↓
- Miloslava - glorious, sweet (Slavic name). A kind, sociable girl with a sense of humor, who is never alone. -23 ↓
- Mira - (Mirra). There is no single version of the origin of this name. Mira has an analytical mind, is strong, smart, and strives to attract attention. (1) 24 ↓
- Miroslava - Slavic name, formed from two parts “peace” and “glory”. An intelligent, cautious, decent girl who shies away from everything new. Her desire for order can drive you crazy. 114 ↓
- Michelle - a name of French origin. Michelle loves comfort and beautiful life, but don’t like putting in the effort to achieve something. -2 ↓
- Mia - (Mia) is one of the variants of the name Maria. A proud, active girl who strives for excellence and strives to be the best in everything. (2) 92 ↓
- Mlada - Slavic name, means “young”. Charming, smiling, easy to talk to person. -57 ↓
- Monica - The name Monica has Greek roots. A strong, active, sensible girl. -15 ↓
- Muse - goddess of arts (in Ancient Greece). A sociable, smart, capable girl who you can always rely on in everything. -110 ↓
At all times, the choice of a name was approached carefully, believing that its meaning and origin had magical power and directly affects the character and even the fate of a person. When choosing a name for a child, we looked at the calendar, compatibility, and the fate of namesake celebrities.
Foreign names starting with M
Bright, sonorous, sweet, unusual names other countries and peoples have always been in fashion. Often, what they received at birth is distorted in a foreign way, most often in the American manner. The tribute to fashion did not spare foreigners either. female names on bkuva M.
Meaning and influence on character
For a girl you can choose the following foreign names:
Russian female names
Russian names starting with the letter M are melodic, sonorous and beautiful. They are endowed with rich character qualities. Choosing a name - this is a sacred ritual, because the future fate and character of a person depends on what the baby is called.
Beautiful original Russian female names starting with the letter M:
A person is given a name for life, so you need to consider many names and settle on the one that best suits the newborn.
Below is a list of Russian male names:
Russian male names starting with the letter A:
August- majestic, great, sacred
Augustine(old) – summer
Avdey- servant of the god Yahweh, priest
Avenir(old) – from French. avenir – coming, future
Averky- taking flight
Averyan- putting to flight, invincible
Avksentiy(old) – alien “xenos”, growing
Auror/Aurory(new) – son of the morning dawn
Autonomous- independent, a law unto itself
Agape- Darling
Agathon- virtuous, noble
Haggai- solemn, festive, having fun
Adam- created from the dust of the earth
Adonis(old) – lord
Adrian- strong, mature
Azary- God's help
Akim- statement, Resurrection of the Lord
Alevtin(new) – alien to evil
Alexander(old) – protector of people
Alexei(old) – defender
Albert(new) – wise
Albin(new) – “white”
Alfred(new) – good advisor
Ambrose- belonging to immortals, divine
Amos- loaded, carrying a burden
Ananias- marked by the grace of God
Anastasy(old) – resurrected
Anatoly(old) – eastern
Andrey- courageous, courageous
Andrian- courageous, courageous
Andron- courageous, courageous
Andronik- winner of husbands
Anikey- historically established name
Anikita- invincible
Anise/ Anisiy(old) – sweet-smelling
Anisim- execution, completion
Antip- opponent
Anton/ Anthony (old) – entering into battle
Antonin(old) – kind
Antoine(new) – foreign language reading of Anton
Apollinaris(old) – son of the sun
Apollo(old) – sun god
Argent(new) – from French. argent – silver
Arefiy- vital
Aristarch(old) – head of the best
Arkady(old) – shepherd or “Inhabitant of Arcadia”
Arsen(new) – courageous
Arseny- courageous, sublime
Artem- perfect health
Artyom/ Artemy(old) – unharmed
Artemy- unharmed, healthy
Arthur(new) – big like a bear
Arkhip- chief of horses
Askold- golden voice
Atheist(new) – not a believer
Afanasy(old) – immortal
Afinogen- descendant of Athena
Russian male names starting with the letter B:
Bazhen- desired, beloved
Benedict(old) – blessed
Bogdan(glory) – given by God
Boeslav(glory) - famous in battle
Boleslav- great fame
Borimir(glory) – fighting for peace
Boris- fighter, warrior
Borislav(glory) – fighting for glory
Boyan- fighter, violent
Bronislav(glory) - glorious protector
Budimir(Old Russian) – peace-loving
Bulat(new) – “strong”
Russian male names starting with the letter B:
Vadim(old) – sowing confusion
Valentine- strong, healthy
Valery- be strong, healthy
Valerian- be strong, healthy
Walter(new) – manager of people
Bartholomew- son of Tolmay
Basil(old) – royal
Vasilko(folk from Vasily) – prince
Vaclav- great fame
Velimir(glory) - ruler of the world
Velislav(glorious) - illustrious
Velor/ Velorius (new) – wealthy
Venedikt- blessed
Benjamin- son of the right hand ( right hand), beloved son
Vikenty- winner
Victor(old) – winner
Victorin- winner.
Vilen(new) - abbreviation for V.I. LENIN
Vissarion(old) – forest man
Vitaly(old) – vital
Witold(slav.) – forest ruler
Vlad(slav.) – owning
Vladilen(new) – similar to VLADImir LENIN
Vladimir(old, famous) – owner of the world
Vladislav(old, famous) – possessing glory
Vladlen(new) – similar to VLADIMIR LENIN
Vlas- lethargic, clumsy
Warrior(Old Russian) – “warrior”
Vojislav(glory) – “famous in war”
Volodar(staroslav.) – “lord”
Voldemar/ Valdemar (new) – famous ruler
Volmir/ Volemir (slav.) – lord of the world
Vsevolod(old, old Russian) - ruler of all the people
Vsemil(slav.) - dear to everyone
Vyacheslav(old, famous) - more than once famous
Russian male names starting with the letter G:
Gabriel/ Gavrila/ Gavrilo/ Gavril(old) – divine warrior
Gavrila- divine warrior
Galaktion(old) – star
Harry/ Harry(new) – tolerant
Gideon- warrior
Helian/ Helium(new) – sunny
Genius(new) – “genius”
Gennady(old) – well-born
Georgiy(old) – farmer
Gerasim- venerable
Hermann(old) – native
Gertrude(new) – HERO OF LABOR
Gleb(old, old Russian) – big, tall
Gorimir(slav.) – “bright world”
Gorislav(glory) – “bright glory”
Granite(new) – “solid”
Gregory(old) – not sleeping
Gury- lion cub
Russian male names starting with the letter D:
David- Darling
Davyd/ David(old) – favorite
Damir(new) – peace-loving
Dan(old) – god of the moon
Daniel/ Danila/ Danilo/ Danil(old) – “God’s judgment”
Danila- my judge is God
Gift(new) – “gift”
December(new) – winter
Dementy- taming, pacifying
Demid- thought of Zeus
Demyan- captivating
Denis(vernacular from old Dionysius) – god of the vital forces of nature
Gerald(new) – another reading of Harald
Joseph(new) - another reading of Joseph, Joseph, Osip
John(new) - another reading of Ivan
Dionysius/ Dionysus (old) – god of vegetation
Dmitriy/ Demetrius (old) – god of fertility
Dobrynya(Old Russian) – good fellow
Donalt(old) – ruler of the world
Donat(old) – strong
Dorofey- God's gift
Russian male names starting with the letter E:
Eugene(old) – noble
Evgraf- well-written, well-written
Evdokim(old) – well-known
Evlampius- radiant
Evsey- pious
Eustathius- stable
Evstigney- a good sign
Elizar- God helped
Elisha- saved by God
Emelyan- flattering
Epifan- prominent, noble
Eremey- exalted by God
Ermil- forest
Ermolai- people and Hermes
Erofey- sanctified by God
Eruslan(Old Russian) – “lion”
Efim(old) – pious
Ephraim- prolific
Russian male names starting with the letter Z:
Zhdan(Old Russian) – waiting
Russian male names starting with the letter Z:
Zakhar(old) – “God’s memory”
Zinovy(old) – “Zeus’s power”
Zoriy(new) – morning
Zosima- going on a journey
Russian male names starting with the letter I:
Ibrahim(new) - another reading of Abram, Abraham, Avrom
Ignatius/ Ignat (old) – unknown
Igor(old, old Russian) – protector of God
Ishmael- God will hear
Izot- life-giving, life-giving
Izyaslav- gained fame
Hilarion- cheerful, joyful
Ilya- the fortress of the Lord
Innocent- innocent, immaculate
Joseph- God's reward
Ipat- Supreme
Hypaty- Supreme
Hippolytus- unharnessing a horse
Irakli- glorified hero
Isaiah- the rescue
Isidore/ Sidor(old) – patron of fertility
July(new) – summer
Russian male names starting with the letter K:
Callistratus- a wonderful warrior
Kapiton- head
Carp- fruit
Kasyan(vernacular from old Cassian) – empty
Cyprian(old) – native of Cyprus or copper
Cyrus(old) – sir
Kirill(old) – lord
Claudius(old) – lame or from the Claudian family
Clement(old) – merciful
Clementius- sir, lord
Klim- vine
Clement/ Klim (old) – indulgent
Clementius/ Clementius(adv. from Clement) – meek
Columbia(new) – “dove”
Kondrat- quadrangular
Kondratiy- warrior carrying a spear
Konstantin- persistent, permanent
Roots- dogwood horn or berry
Cornil- horn
Cornelius- dogwood berry
Kuzma/ Kozma(vernacular from old Kosma) – decorated
Kupriyan(folk from Cyprian) – native of Cyprus or copper
Russian male names starting with the letter L:
Laurel(old) – famous
Lavrentiy(old) – crowned with laurels
Ladislav- good fame
Lazarus(old) – “God’s help”
Larion(nar. from Hilarion) – joyful
a lion(old) – “lion”
Leon- a lion
Leonard(new) – strong
Leonid(old) – son of a lion
Leonty(old) – lion-like
Longinus- long
Luke(old) – “happiness”
Lukyan/ Lucian (old) – happy
Luchezar- luminous, radiant
We love you(Old Russian) – handsome
Luxen/ Lucian(new) – light
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Russian male names starting with the letter M:
Mauritius(old) – black
May(new) – warm heart
Maislav/ Maeslav(new) – famous in May
Makar/ Macarius (old) – happy
Max(new) – majestic
Maksim(old) – majestic
Maximilian/ Maximilian(old) – majestic
Marian- sea
Mark- hammer
Martyn- dedicated to Mars, warlike
Matvey- man of God
Methodius- tracking, searching
Mieczyslaw- glorious sword
Milan- Cute
Milen- Cute
Milius(old) – dear
Miloneg(slav.) - dear
Miloslav(glory) - glory is sweet
Mine- monthly, lunar
Miron(old) – kind
Mitrofan- found by mother
Michael/ Mikhailo (old) – equal to God
Micah- equal to God
Modest(old) – modest
Moses(old) – extracted from water
Mokiy- mocker
Monolith(new) – unshakable
Mstislav- glorious avenger
Russian male names starting with the letter N:
Nazar/ Nazariy(old) – dedicated to God
Nathan(old) – bestowed
Nahum(old) – consolation
Neon(old) – brilliant
Neonil(old) – principled
Nestor/ Nester (old) – returned to his homeland
Nikandr(old) – winner of men
Nikanor- seeing victory
Nikita- win
Nikifor- victorious
Nicodemus- victory and people
Nikolai- victory of the people
Nikon- Victorious
Nifont- reasonable, judicious
North(new) – north (ny)
Russian male names starting with the letter O:
Ovid(old) – savior
Odysseus(new) – angry
Octavian(old) – (Roman) – eighth
Oktyabrin(new) – autumn
October(new) – autumn
Oleg(old, old Russian) – saint
Olympius- name of the sacred Mount Olympus
Onesimus- execution, completion
Onuphry- free
Orestes(old) – savage
Oscar(old) – “God’s spear”
Ostap- stable
Russian male names starting with the letter P:
Paul(old) – small
Palladium(old) – dedicated to Pallas Athena
Pankrat- the strongest, omnipotent
Panteleimon/ Panteley(old)
Panfil(old) – loving everyone
Paramon- reliable, faithful
Parfem- virgin, pure
Groin- broad-shouldered
Peresvet(Old Russian) – light
Peter- stone, rock
Peter(old) – “rock” or “stone”
Pimen- shepherd, shepherd
Plato- broad-shouldered
Polycarp- fruitful
Porfiry- purple, crimson
Potap- mastered
Proclus- fame precedes him
Prokhor(old) – choir director
Russian male names starting with the letter R:
Radium(new) – “radium”
Radislav(glory) - glad for the glory
Radomir(glory) – glad for the world
Ratibor- warrior
Ratmir- protecting the world
Rodion- song to the lord
Novel- Roman; Roman
Rostislav- increasing fame
Ruben- ruby, blushing
Ruslan- a lion
Rurik- glory of the king
Russian male names starting with the letter C:
Savva/ Sava(old) – desired
Savvaty- Saturday
Savely(old) – desired
Samson- sunny
Samuel- the name of God, God heard
Light(new) – “light”
Svetlana(glory) – light
Svetoslav(glory) – “glory is bright”
Svyatogor(Old Russian) – “holy mountain”
Svyatopolk(Old Russian) – “holy regiment”
Sevastyan- highly respected
North(old) – “north”
Severin(old) – cold
Severyan/ Severian (old) – northern
Northerners(new) – northern
Selivan- forest
Semyon- heard
Semyon(verb from old Simeon) – heard by God in prayer
Seraphim(old) – fiery
Sergey(old) – highly respected
Sigismund(new) - ...
Sidor- gift of Isis
Force- forest, wild
Sylvester- forest
Simon- heard
Socrates- maintaining power
Solomon- peaceful
Sofron- sensible, prudent
Spartacus- organizer, leader
Spiridon- box
Steel/ Steel (new) – hard
Stanimir- peacemaker
Stepan/ Stefan (old) – “wreath”
Stoyan- strong
Russian male names starting with the letter T:
Taras(old) – restless
Tverdislav- solid glory
Tvorimir-creates the world
Teimuraz(new) – analogue to Timur
Terenty- rubbing, shabby
Timofey- God-worshipper
Timur- iron
Titus- honor, honor
Tikhon- successful
Tristan(old) – sad (tristia)
Tryphon(old) – pampered
Trofim(old) – pet
Russian male names starting with the letter U:
Ulyan- belonging to Julius
Ustin- fair
Russian male names starting with the letter F:
Thaddeus- a gift from God
Fadey/ Thaddeus(old) – “praise”
Fevralin(new) – winter
Fedor(old) - God's gift
Fedosy- gift of the gods
Fedot- given by the gods
Felix(old) – successful
Feoktist- created by God
Feofan- appearance of God
Ferapont- student, servant
Filaret- lover of virtue
Philemon(old) – favorite
Philip(old) – lover of horses
Phlegont(old) - ...
Florenty(old) – blooming
Florentine- blossoming
Florenz(new) – blooming
Florin(new) – blooming
Foka- seal
Thomas- twin
Fortunatus- happy
Photius- light, glowing
Frol(vernacular from old Flor) – blooming
Russian male names starting with the letter X:
Khariton(old) – benefactor
Kharlampy- joyful light
Brave(Old Russian) – brave
Christophe(old) – (Christopher) – bearer of Christ
Christopher- professing faith in Christ
Cheslav- Honor and glory
Russian male names starting with the letter E:
Electron(new) – amber
Elbrus(new) – “mountain”
Emil- diligent
Emmanuel- God is with us
Energy(new) – energetic
Erast- adorable
Ernst- serious, strict
Russian male names starting with the letter Y:
Juvenaly(old from Juvenalia) – young
Eugene(new) – noble
Julian(old from Julian) – curly
Julius(old from Iuliy) – fluffy
Jupiter(new) – “Jupiter”
Yuri(old, popular from Georgiy) – farmer
Russian male names starting with the letter I:
Yakov(old from Jacob) – imitating God
Yakub- next
Januarius(old from Iannuarius) – January
Jaromir(old, famous) – “sunny world”
Yaropolk(old, famous) – “sunny”
Yaroslav(old, slav.) – “burning glory” or glorifying Yarila, the ancient Slavic god
MAVR. Black.
MAURITIUS. Mavrov (son, descendant).
MAVSIMA. Possibly a variant of the name Maxim.
MAGN. Big, great.
MAIR. (MAIOR). Big.
MACARIUS. MAKAR. Blessed, happy.
January 12 (December 30)- Saint Macarius, Metropolitan of Moscow and All Rus'
February 1 (January 19)- Venerable Macarius the Great, Egyptian; Venerable Macarius, faster of Pechersk (in the Near Caves); Venerable Macarius, Deacon of Pechersk (in the Far Caves); Venerable Macarius of Rome, Novgorod and Venerable Macarius of Alexandria.
March 4 (February 19)- Venerable Macarius, confessor, presbyter of Antioch.
May 26 (May 13) - Venerable Martyr Macarius, Archimandrite of Kanevsky, Pereyaslavl and Venerable Macarius Hegumen of Glushitsky.
August 7 (July 25)- Rev. Macarius of Zheltovodsk, Unzhensky.
September 20 (September 7)- Venerable Martyr Macarius, Archimandrite Kanevsky, Pereyaslavl.
December 6 (November 23)- Saint Mitrofan, in the schema Macarius, Bishop of Voronezh.
MACEDONIUS. MACEDON. Macedonian, from Macedonia (region in the Balkans).
MACROVY. Long-lived, durable.
MAXIAN. Possibly a variant of the name Maximian.
MAKSIM . Greatest.
February 3 (January 21)- Rev. Maxim, confessor and Rev. Maxim the Greek.
MAXIMIAN. Maksimov (son, descendant).
MAXIMILIAN. Possibly a combination of the names Maxim and Emilian.
MAL.
MALACHIA. MALACHIUS, MALATHEY. Messenger of God.
MALCH. Supreme ruler.
MAMANT. MAMMOTH. Sucking the breast, allegorically - maternal.
MAMMY. MAMMY. Mother's, mother's (son).
MANUIL. MANUIL, MANUILO, MANUILA, MANOILO. Short for Emmanuel - God is with us.
MAR. MARES, MARESIUS, MARIUS. Master or Lord and Roman cognate name.
MARDARIUS. Mardian, from the Mards.
December 25 (December 13)- Martyr Mardari, and the Monk Mardari the recluse of Pechersk.
MARDONIUM. Variant of the name Mardari.
MARIAV.
MARIAN. MARYAN. Mariev (son, descendant) and Roman cognate name.
MARIN. Nautical.
MARK. MARCO. Dry, withered and a Roman personal name.
January 27 (January 14)- Reverend Mark.
April 11 (March 29)- Hieromartyr Mark, Bishop of Arethusia and Venerable Mark of Pskov-Pechersk.
October 11 (September 28)- Martyr Mark, shepherd and Reverend Mark, grave digger of Pechersk.
MARKELL. MARKEL. Warlike, literally dedicated to Mars, the Roman deity of war; Roman cognate name.
MARKELLIN. Possessive of Markell.
MARCIAN. Markov (son, descendant).
MARKY. Variant of the name Mark.
MARON. MAROY. Perhaps our Lord.
MARSALY. Warlike. see Marcellus.
MARTIN. MARTYN. Warlike, see Marcellus.
MARTINIAN. MARTIAN. Martinov (son, descendant).
MARTYRIUS. Martyr.
September 10 (August 28)- Venerable Martyry, deacon, Pechersk and Venerable Martyry, recluse of Pechersk.
November 7 (October 25)- Martyr Martyry, Venerable Martyry, deacon, Pechersk and Venerable Martyry, recluse of Pechersk.
MARTIROKLES. Celebrated for martyrdom.
MARUF. MARUFA. Noble, dominant.
MARCIEL. (MARCIAL).
MATTUR.
MATTHEW. (MATTHIAS), MATTHEW. God's gift.
November 29 (November 16)- Apostle and Evangelist Matthew and righteous Fulvian, Prince of Ethiopia, Matthew in holy baptism.
MEGASIUS.
MEDIMN. The name of the measure of bulk solids.
MEDULA.
CHALK .
MELANIPP.
MELEUSIPUS. MELASIP. Caring for horses.
MELETIUS. MELENTIUS, MELANTIUS. Caring.
March 13 (February 28)- Saint Meletius, Archbishop of Kharkov and Akhtyrka.
MELISSEN. MILISSEN. Honey, bee.
MELITO. Filled with honey.
MELCHION. Possibly a variant of the name Melchior (king of light).
MELCHIZEDEK. King of truth.
MEMNON. MEMNON. Remembering; Greek name, myth. hero, participant in the Trojan War.
MENA. Possibly a variant of the name Menea.
MENANDR. Strong, strong, courageous.
MEN. MENE. Sturdy, strong.
MENIGN. Perhaps holding a spear firmly, allegorically fearless.
MERCURY. MERCULE. The name of the messenger of the Roman and Greek Gods (see Herm).
December 7 (November 24)- Great Martyr Mercury, Martyr Mercury of Smolensk and Venerable Mercury of Pechersk (in the Far Caves).
DEAD. Perhaps deserved, worthy.
MESIR.
LOCATION
METRIA.
MEFODIUS. NEFED. Walking in order, allegorically - purposeful, methodical.
April 19 (April 6)- Equal-to-the-Apostles Methodius, Archbishop of Moravia, teacher of Slovenia.
May 24 (May 11) - Equal-to-the-Apostles Methodius, Archbishop of Moravia, Teacher of Slovenia (and Equal-to-the-Apostles Cyril).
June 17 (June 4) -
June 27 (June 14) - Venerable Methodius, abbot of Peshnoshsky.
MIAN. Maternal.
MYGDONIUS. From the Migds.
MILIY. MIL. Apple, apple or from Milia (region of Asia Minor).
MINA. MINAY, MINAY, MIN. Lunar, monthly, Wed. Mena, Greek goddess of the moon (variant - Selene; see Selinius).
MINEON. Variant of the name Mina.
MINSIFEY. Remembering God.
MIRAX. Youth, teenager.
MIRON. MYRON, MIRONIY. Exuding myrrh (fragrant oil).
MISAIL. Variant of the name Mikhail.
METRODOR. Mother's gift.
MITROFAN. MITROFANIUS. Revealed by the Mother.
August 20 (August 7)- (finding relics).
December 6 (November 23)- Saint Mitrofan, Bishop of Voronezh, in the schema Macarius
MICHAEL. Who, like God, i.e. like God.
Accepted abbreviations: az. – Azerbaijani, English – English, Arabic. - Arabic, Aramaic. – Aramaic, Bulgarian – Bulgarian, Wall. – Welsh, Hung. – Hungarian, Gaelic. – Gaelic, Greek. – Greek, Danish. – Danish, Old English – Old English, Old German. – Old Germanic, Old Hebrew. – Hebrew, Old Indian. – Old Indian, Old Irish. – Old Irish, Old Norse. – Old Icelandic, Old Persian – ancient Persian, ancient Roman. – ancient Roman, other Russian. – Old Russian, Old Scand. - Old Scandinavian, Egyptian. – Egyptian, female – female, zap. – western, ind. – Indian, Spanish – Spanish, it. – Italian, Kazakh. – Kazakh, Celtic. – Celtic, lat. - Latin, lit. – Lithuanian, husband. - masculine, Dutch - Dutch, Norwegian – Norwegian, Persian – Persian, Polish. – Polish, colloquial - colloquial, rum. – Romanian, Russian. – Russian, Sami. – Sami, Sanskrit. – Sanskrit, Serbian. – Serbian, Syrian. – Syriac, Scand. – Scandinavian, slav. – Slavic, see – look, Sov. – Soviet, St. French - Old French, Taj. – Tajik, Tat. – Tatar, Turkic. – Turkic, Uzbek. – Uzbek, Ukrainian – Ukrainian, outdated. - outdated, Finnish. - Finnish, French - French, frieze. – Frisian, Swedish. – Swedish, Czech. – Czech, Scotl. – Scottish, South Slavic - South Slavic.
Moor (Greek) – male, “black”.Mavra – female to Moor (see)
Mauritius (Greek) – male, “Moors” (see Moor).
Maggi, Maggie – female, English. short to Magdalena (see).
Magda – female, western short to Magdalena/Magdalene (see)
Magdalena, Magdalena- female, after the name of the village of Magdala in Palestine.
Magnus (lat.) – male, “great”.
Maginur (Arabic-Persian) – female. to Mahinur (see).
Magnus - male, lat. equivalent to the name Magn (see).
Muddy – female, English short to Magdalena (see).
Madeline, Madelon– female, English variant of the name Magdelina (see).
Madiyar (Arabic-Persian) – male, “guided by Allah”, “gifted” + “friendship, help” or “possessor”.
Madeleine – female, German. and French short to Magdalena (see).
May (Russian) – male, neologism of owls. period, based on the name of the month.
Mike - male, 1) English. (Mike) English short form to Michael (see); 2) frieze. (Meik) short form for names in Mein- (Old German “strength, power”).
Michael - male, English (Michael) equivalent to the name Michael (q.v.).
Maya - female 1) neologism owl. period, by month name; 2) zap. derivative of the name Maria (see); 3) Greek, the name of the goddess - the mother of Hermes; 4) Old Indian, name of Buddha's mother.
Makar (Greek) – male, “blessed, happy.” In the calendar - Macarius.
Macarius - male, church to Makar (see).
Max – male, short for Maxim (see), Maximilian (see).
Maxim (lat.) – male, “greatest.”
Maxima – female to Maxim (see)
Maximilian (lat.) – male, Maxim (see) + Emilian (see Emelyan).
Malanya - female, colloquial to Melania (see).
Malcom, Malcolm(Gaelic) – male, typical for the Scots (Malcolm), “servant of St. Columbus.”
Malvin (Old German) – male, “court” + “friend”.
Malvina – female to Malvin (see).
Mamant - male, church to Mammoth (see).
Mamelfa – female, possibly a variant of the name Manefa (q.v.). In the calendar - Mamelkhva, Mamelkhfa.
Mammoth (Greek) – male, “to suck the breast.”
Mando – male, Spanish short to Hermann (see).
Manefa - female to Manetho - the name of Egypt. priest
Manuel - male, variant of the name Emmanuel (see).
Manuela – female to Manuel (see).
Manuel – male, western equivalent to the name Manuel (see).
Manfred, Manfried(Old German) – male, “man, husband” + “world”.
Manhard, Mangard(Old German) – male, “man, husband” + “strong, strong.”
Mar (lat.) – male, “man, courageous.”
Marat (Russian) – male, neologism of owls. period, derived from the surname of Jean-Paul Marat (1743–1793) - a figure Great French. revolution. It became widespread among Turkic Muslims. It is rarely used among Christian peoples. Perhaps the rooting of the name in the Muslim name book is explained by its consonance with the traditional for Muslim East named after Murad/Murat (see).
Marvin (Old English) – male, “famous, glorious” + “friend, protector.”
Margaret - female, English equivalent to the name Margarita (see).
Margareta, Margarete– female, German , Swedish equivalent to the name Margarita (see).
Margarita (Greek) – female, “pearl”.
Marek – male, Polish, Czech. equivalent to the name Mark (see).
Marian (lat.) – male, derived from Mari (see).
Mariana – female, derivative of the name Maria (see).
Marianna – female, western addition of the names Maria (see) + Anna (see).
Marietta, Marietta– female, it. diminutive of Maria (see).
Mari (lat.) – male, “husband, man.”
Marika – female, in Hungarian. short to Maria (see).
Marin (lat.) – male, “sea”.
Marina (lat.) – female, “sea” or female. to Marin (see).
Marion – female, in French. derivative of the name Maria (see).
Marita – female, in Spanish. diminutive of the name Maria (see).
Marius – male, z. equivalent to the name Mari (see).
Maria (ancient Hebrew) – female, perhaps “beloved, desired.”
Mark (lat.) – male, 1) “born in March”; 2) “hammer”.
Markel (lat.) – male, derived from Marcus (see Mark). In the calendar - Marcellus.
Marcian (Latin) – male, “born in March.”
Marco – male, 1) Bulgarian, Italian, Spanish. equivalent to the name Mark (see); 2) German short for names in Mark- (Old German “border”).
Marcos – male, Spanish. equivalent to the name Mark (see).
Marcus – male, Latin, German. equivalent to the name Mark (see).
Marlene (Russian) – male, neologism of owls. period, abbreviation for the surnames Mar(ks) + Le(nin).
Marna - female, Swedish. short to Marina (see).
Marcel – male, French. equivalent to the name Markel (see).
Marta – female, western equivalent to the name Martha (see).
Martin – male, church and western. to Martyn (see).
Martyn (lat.) – male, derived from the name of the Roman god Mars.
Martyan (lat.) – male, “born in March.” In the calendar - Marcian, Martinian.
Martha (Syrian) – female, “mistress, mistress.”
Marhold, Margold(Old German) – masculine, “war horse” + “to dominate, rule, manage.”
Marya – female, colloquial to Maria (see).
Maryana - female, variant of the name Maria (see).
Matvey (ancient Hebrew) – male, “gift of the god Yahweh.” In the calendar - Matthew, Matthias.
Matilda (Old German) – feminine, “strength, power” + “battle.”
Matryona (lat.) – female, “noble woman.” In the calendar - Matrona.
Matthäus, Matthias– male, zap. (eg, German) equivalent to the name Matvey (see).
Matti – male, Finnish. short to Matthias (see).
Matthias – male, western (eg, German) equivalent to the name Matvey (see).
Matthew, Matthew - male, church to Matthew (see).
Matz - male, short to Matthias (see).
Matthew, Matthew - male, English. equivalent to the name Matvey (see).
Mahinur (Arabic-Persian) – male, “moon” + “light”.
Maya – female, variant of the name Maya (see).
Meyrzhan (pers.) – male, “courtesy, favor, mercy” + “soul”.
Meinhard, Meinhard(Old German) – masculine, “strength, power” + “strong, brave.”
Melania (Greek) – female, “black, dark, mysterious.”
Melenty - male, colloquial to Meletius (see).
Meletius (Greek) – male, “caring.”
Melitina (Greek) – female, 1) “honey”; 2) by the name of a city in Cappadocia.
Melchior (ancient Hebrew) – male, “king of light”, the name of one of the three wise men. In the calendar - Melchior.
Menno (Frisian) – male, short for names in Mein- (Old German “strength, power”).
Murdoch (Old Irish) – male, “sea leader”, typical for Scotland.
Merita – female, Swedish short to Margareta (q.v.).
Merkul - male, colloquial to Mercury.
Mercury (lat.) – male, on behalf of the Roman god of eloquence, trade and cunning Mercury.
Mercedes (Spanish) – female, “mercy; rewarding."
Meta - female, in it. short to Margareta (q.v.).
Methodius (Greek) – male, “method, theory, research.”
Mehriban, Mehrban, Mihriban(pers.) – male, “loving, kind.”
Mehriban, Mehriban, Mehrban(pers.) – female, from male. Mehriban (q.v.) + Banu “lady”.
Mechislav (slav.) – male, “throw” + “glory”.
Miguel – male, Spanish equivalent to the name Mikhail (see).
Mikaela - female, in Spanish. etc. feminine to Michele (see), Miguel (see).
Michele - male, it. equivalent to the name Mikhail (see).
Miklos – male, Hungarian. equivalent to the name Nikolai (see).
Mikola – male, colloquial to Nikolai (see), Mikolay (see).
Mikolay – male, colloquial option, as well as Polish. and Ukrainian equivalent to the name Nikolai (see).
Mikolash – male, Czech. equivalent to the name Nikolai (see).
Mikula – male, Russian. decomposition to Nikolay (see), Czech. derivative to Mikulas (see).
Mikulas – male, Czech. equivalent to the name Nikolai (see).
Milad (slav.) – husband. "Cute".
Milada 1. Female K. Milad (see). 2. Women to Milat (see).
Milan (slav.) – male, short form to Miloslav (see).
Milana (famous) – female to Milan (see).
Mildred – female, English equivalent to the name Miltraud (q.v.).
Milen (slav.) – male, “darling.”
Milena (slav.) – female to Milen (see).
Milius - male, or Greek. “apple tree”, or from South Slav. Milia "darling".
Militsa (Southern Slavic) – female, “dear, dear.”
Milovan (Slav.) – male, from have mercy"to love, to caress." Commonly used by Serbs, Czechs, Bulgarians.
Miloslav (slav.) – male, “darling” + “glory”.
Milosz (Slav.) – male, Polish. (Miłosz) and Czech. (Miloš) diminutive of Miloslav (see).
Miltraud, Miltrud(Old German) – feminine, “meek, merciful, kind” + “beloved.”
Mina (Greek) – male, “moon, month.” One of the baptismal Orthodox names.
Minai - male, colloquial to Mina (see).
Minaeus (Greek) – male, 1) “belonging to the Minya tribe”; 2) “moon”.
Minodora (Greek) – female, “moon” + “gift”.
Mir (Russian) – male, neologism of owls. period, from a common noun world.
Mira - female, 1) slav., short for names on Mir-, -mira; 2) zap. short to Mirabella (see).
Mirabella (lat.) – female, “wonderful”.
Miranda (lat.) – female, “amazing, delightful.”
Mirek – male, Polish. short to Miroslav.
Mirka – female to Mirko (see).
Mirko – male, South Slavic. short to Miroslav (see).
Myron – male, 1) Greek. “fragrant oil of myrrh”; 2) slav., short to Mironeg (see).
Mironeg (slav.) – male, “peace” + “bliss”.
Myropia (Greek) – female, “preparing incense.”
Miroslav (slav.) – male, “peace” + “glory”.
Miroslava (slav.) – female. to Miroslav (see).
Misail (ancient Hebrew) – male, “asked from God.”
Mitko – male, short to Dimitar – Bulgarian. equivalent to the name Dmitry (see).
Mitrodora (Greek) – female, “mother” + “gift”.
Mitrofan (Greek) – male, “mother” + “show, represent.”
Mitchell – male, a typical US variant of the name Michael (q.v.).
Michalina – female to Mikhail (see).
Michel - male, German. adv. variant of the name Michael (see).
Michael (ancient Hebrew) – male, “who is like God.”
Mihai – male, Romanian equivalent to the name Mikhail (see).
Michal - male, Polish, Czech. equivalent to the name Mikhail (see).
Michael – male, German. equivalent to the name Mikhail (see).
Micah (ancient Hebrew) – male, “who is like God.”
Michel - male, French. (Michel) equivalent to the name Mikhail (q.v.).
Michelle - in French. (Michele, Michelle) female to Michelle (see).
Mlada (slav.) – female, “young”.
Mladen (South Slavic) – male, young"young".
Mladena (slav.) – female. to Mladen (see).
Mod - female, in English. (Maud) short for Matilda (q.v.), Magdalena (q.v.).
Modest (lat.) – male, “modest”.
Modesta (slav.) – female. to Modest (see).
Moses – male, German. equivalent to the name Moses (see).
Moses (Egyptian) – male, “child, son.”
Mokey (Greek) – male, “mocker.”
Mokiy - male, church to Mokey (see).
Monika – female, 1) possible, Greek "the only one"; 2) possibly, lat. "recall".
Morgan (Welsh) – male, “great” + “light, bright.”
Moritz - male, German. equivalent to the name Mauritius (see).
Morris - male, English equivalent to the name Mauritius (see).
Moses - male, English equivalent to the name Moses (see).
Mstislav (slav.) – male, “to take revenge” + “glory”.
Mstislava (slav.) – female. to Mstislav (see).
Muse (Greek) – female, “muse (goddess of sciences and arts), inspirer.”
Munarjat (Arabic-Persian) – husband. possibly, “illuminating, radiant” + “gladness”, “joyful”.
Munir (Arabic) – male, “illuminating, radiant.”
Munira – female to Munir (see).
Murad, Murat (Arabic) – male, “desired.”
Murod - male, Uzbek. and Taj. form to Murad (see).
Mary – female, English equivalent to the name Maria (see).
Muriel, Muriel(Celtic) – feminine, “sea” + “bright, brilliant.”
