Girl Names starting with “M”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “M”
Girl Names starting with “M”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marcelle | f | Latin | Marcelle is the French variant of Marcella, which is considered the feminine form of Ma… |
| Marcellina | f | Latin | Marcellina, an Italian girl's name, means 'the one dedicated to Mars' and refers to the… |
| Marcelline | f | Latin | Marcelline represents the feminine form of Marcellin, which is a French variation of th… |
| Marcheena | f | Arabic | Marcheena is a rare female first name that derives from the ancient Spanish surname Mar… |
| Marchela | f | Latin | The name Marchela is the feminine derivation of Marcel and refers to the ancient Roman … |
| Marcheline | f | Latin | Marcheline is a French diminutive of Marcel and has its roots in the form Marcellinus, … |
| Marcia | f | Latin | The female first name Marcia is an English, Portuguese, and Spanish feminine form of Ma… |
| Marcia-Lynn | f | Latin | Marcia-Lynn is a double name combining Marcia ("the dedicated to Mars") and Lynn ("the … |
| Marcia-Patricia | f | Marcia-Patricia is a double name combining Marcia ("the dedicated to Mars") and Patrici… | |
| Marcia-Sarah | f | Marcia-Sarah is a double name combining Marcia ("the dedicated to Mars") and Sarah ("th… | |
| Marcie | f | Latin | Marcie is an English variation of Marcia, which in turn is a feminine form of Marcio |
| Marcine | f | Latin | Marcine refers to a rare English variant of Marcie, considered the feminine form of Mar… |
| Marcjanna | f | Latin | Marcjanna is a Polish spelling of the name Martina, which is derived from Martin |
| Marea | f | Aramaic | The origin and meaning of the name Marea, an English form of Maria, are not definitivel… |
| Maree | f | Maree is a variation of Marie or Mary, the English version of the biblical name Maria | |
| Mareeka | f | Mareeka is both a Low German form of Mareike and Mareeke, as well as an English spellin… | |
| Mareeke | f | Egyptian | Mareeke is a Low German variation of the name Mareike, which functions as a pet form of… |
| Mareen | f | Latin | The first name Mareen means 'the one coming from the sea', 'the one belonging to the se… |
| Mareena | f | Latin | The name Mareena stands for "the one who comes from the sea," "the one belonging to the… |
| Marei | f | Egyptian | Marei is an Upper German variant of Maria and simultaneously a diminutive of the French… |
| Mareia | f | Mareia is a Romance derivation of Maria | |
| Mareika | f | The name Mareika is regarded as a spelling variant of Mareike, which is a Low German di… | |
| Mareike | f | Aramaic | The first name Mareike is a Low German and Frisian diminutive of the biblical name Maria |
| Mareike-Janine | f | The name consists of Mareike and Janine | |
| Mareile | f | Mareile is a pet form of Marei, an Upper German name that traces back to Maria | |
| Mareilies | f | Aramaic | The name Mareilies is a captivating combination of various linguistic roots |
| Marejke | f | Marejke is both a Low German and a Dutch form of Mareike and is regarded as a pet form … | |
| Mareka | f | Egyptian | Mareka is considered a diminutive of Maria and thus has Low German and Frisian roots |
| Mareke | f | Mareke is a diminutive of Maria and originates from Low German and Frisian | |
| Mareli | f | Mareli is composed of the names Maria and Li | |
| Marelica | f | The name Marelica has an unclear origin, which makes it particularly mysterious | |
| Marelin | f | The origin of the name is unknown | |
| Marell | f | Aramaic | The name Marell has a multifaceted origin and consists of various linguistic roots |
| Marella | f | Aramaic | Marella is a derivative of Mariella, the Italian diminutive form of Maria |
| Marelle | f | Egyptian | Marelle, an Estonian girl's name, is composed of the elements Mare and Elle |
| Mareme | f | Mareme is a West African girl's name that embodies the concepts of 'the beloved by all'… | |
| Maren | f | Latin | The feminine first name Maren has Danish roots and is a form of Marina, which is a vari… |
| Maren-Charlyn | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Maren-Urte | f | Maren-Urte is a double name combining Maren ("the one who lives by the sea") and Urte (… | |
| Marena | f | Latin | Marena is a female first name of Slavic origin, derived from Maren (Marina), a form of … |
| Marene | f | Latin | The name Marene represents a feminine identity and is interpreted as a Scandinavian var… |
| Maresa | f | Aramaic | Maresa is a feminine first name that is considered a double form of Maria and Theresa |
| Maresi | f | Maresi is a girl's name whose origin is unclear | |
| Maret | f | Estonian | Maret represents an Estonian variant of Margarete and means 'the pearl', derived from L… |
| Mareta | f | Aramaic | Mareta represents a Latvian short form of Margarete and also serves as a Kiribati versi… |
| Mareth | f | The name Mareth comes from the Old High German word combination 'margarites' and means … | |
| Marfa | f | Aramaic | Marfa (Марфа) is the Russian form of the biblical name Martha (Ancient Greek Márthā) an… |
| Marg | f | Latin | Marg is a feminine short form of Margaret, the English equivalent of Margarete |
| Marga | f | Latin | Marga is a short form of the name Margarete and has its origin in the Ancient Greek wor… |
| Marga-Rita | f | Greek | The meaning of the name Marga-Rita is 'the pearl.' More information can also be found u… |
| Margalida | f | Latin | Margalida is the Catalan form of Margarete and carries the meaning 'the pearl', derived… |
| Margalita | f | Latin | Margalita is a Georgian (მარგალიტა) as well as Hebrew (מַרְגָלִיתָה) form of Margarete,… |
| Margaret | f | English | Margaret is the English form of Margarete |
| Margaret-Rose | f | Margaret-Rose is a double name combining Margaret ("the pearl") and Rose ("the rose") | |
| Margareta | f | Latin | Margareta is a German, Nordic, and Slavic form of Margarete and means "the pearl" |
| Margareta-Paula | f | Margareta-Paula is a double name combining Margareta ("the pearl") and Paula ("the litt… | |
| Margarete | f | Latin | The female first name Margarete means 'the pearl.' The name has developed from the anci… |
| Margarete-Eva | f | Margarete-Eva is a double name combining Margarete ("the pearl") and Eva ("the life") | |
| Margarete-Helene | f | Margarete-Helene is a double name combining Margarete ("the pearl") and Helene ("the sh… | |
| Margarete-Rita | f | No information about the meaning is currently available | |
| Margaretha | f | Latin | The name Margaretha, a form of Margarete, means 'the pearl' and has its origins in the … |
| Margaretha-Christina | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Margaretha-Maria | f | Margaretha-Maria is a double name combining Margaretha ("the pearl") and Maria ("the be… | |
| Margarethe | f | Latin | The name Margarethe is a variant of Margarete and means "the pearl," from ancient Greek… |
| Margaretta | f | Latin | The name Margaretta carries the meaning 'the pearl' and is a Latinized version of the E… |
| Margarida | f | Latin | Margarida is the Portuguese, Catalan, and Galician variant of Margarete |
| Margarita | f | Latin | Margarita is a form of Margarete that is prevalent in Spanish, Slavic, and Modern Greek… |
| Margaritha | f | Latin | Margaritha is a variation of the names Margaretha and Margarita and carries the meaning… |
| Margaux | f | Margaux is a variant form of Margot, which in turn derives from Marguerite, correspondi… | |
| Margda | f | The name Margda is derived from Margaret and is therefore a shortened form | |
| 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… |
| Margid | f | Latin | Margid is a traditional German variant of the name Margit, which is used as a short for… |
| Margie | f | Latin | Margie is a derived form of the name Margaret, the English equivalent of Margarete |
| Margiritte | f | The name Margiritte has its roots in Old High German and is derived from the term 'marg… | |
| Margit | f | Latin | Margit is a short form of Margarete, which is widespread in Scandinavia, the German-spe… |
| Margit-Ester | f | Margit-Ester is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Ester ("the star") | |
| Margit-Gabriele | f | Margit-Gabriele is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Gabriele ("woman of… | |
| Margit-Luise | f | Margit-Luise is a double name combining Margit ("the pearl") and Luise ("the famous war… | |
| 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 |
| Margitta-Gabriela | f | Margitta-Gabriela is a double name combining Margitta ("the pearl") and Gabriela ("man … | |
| Margitte | f | The name Margitte has its roots in Old High German and derives from the term 'margarite… | |
| Margo | f | Latin | The girl's name Margo carries the meaning "the pearl." This form is particularly widesp… |
| Margot | f | Latin | Margot is a variant of Margarete and means 'the pearl' |
| Margot-Helga | f | Margot-Helga is a double name combining Margot ("the pearl") and Helga ("the holy one") | |
| Margot-Luise | f | Margot-Luise is a double name combining Margot ("the pearl") and Luise ("the famous war… | |
| 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… |
| Margret-Karin | f | Margret-Karin is a double name combining Margret ("the pearl") and Karin ("the free one") | |
| Margret-Rose | f | Margret-Rose is a double name combining Margret ("the pearl") and Rose ("the rose") | |
| 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' | |
| Margrid-Patricia | f | The meaning of Patricia is derived from the patricians, the wealthy and influential cit… | |
| 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… |
| Margrit | f | Latin | Margrit is an old German abbreviation of Margarete |