Starting with letter M
# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
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641 | Marteena | French | Feminine of Martin: warring. | F | |
642 | Martella | Latin | Warring. | F | |
643 | Martha | Aramaic | Lady. In the Bible, Martha was the sister of Lazarus and Mary of Bethany and known for her obsession with housework. | F | |
644 | Martha | Biblical | Who becomes bitter; provoking | F | |
645 | Martha | Hebrew | Bitter. | F | |
646 | Marthe | Hebrew | Bitter. | F | |
647 | Marti | Aramaic | Diminutive of Martha: Lady. | F | |
648 | Martie | Aramaic | Diminutive of Martha: Lady. | F | |
649 | Martina | Latin | Feminine form of Martin: Of Mars (the Roman god of war); warlike. | F | |
650 | Martina | Spanish | Feminine of Martin: warring. | F | |
651 | Martina | Swedish | Warring. | F | |
652 | Martine | Latin | Feminine form of Martin: Of Mars (the Roman god of war); warlike. | F | |
653 | Martuska | Hungarian | Bitter or grace. | F | |
654 | Marty | Aramaic | Diminutive of Martha: Lady. | F | |
655 | Maruska | Czechoslovakian | Bitter. | F | |
656 | Maruska | Russian | Bitter. | F | |
657 | Marusya | Russian | Bitter. | F | |
658 | Marvadene | Latin | Wonderful; extraordinary. | F | |
659 | Marveille | French | Miracle. | F | |
660 | Marvel | French | Miracle. | F |