| Marybeth | American | A blend of Mary and Beth |  |  |
| Maryellen | American | A blend of Mary and Ellen |  | |
| Maryjo | American | A blend of Mary and Jo | | |
| Marylou | American | A blend of Mary and Lou. Gymnast Ma.. | | |
| Maryvonne | French | Combination name composed of the na.. |  | |
| Masa | Japanese | Straightforward, honest | | |
| Masago | Japanese | Sand, | | |
| Masani | Ugandan | Translates as "has a gap between th.. | | |
| Masela | Hawaiian | Hawaiianized form of Marcella, th.. | | |
| Mashavu | African | Cheeks. Used in reference to a baby.. | | |
| Mashika | African | Means "rainy season." A name given .. | | |
| Masika | African | Born during the rainy season. Swahi.. | | |
| Maskini | African | Poor. Swahili, E. Africa | | |
| Mason | American | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
| Massima | Italian | Derived from the Latin maximus (the.. |  | |
| Matana | Hebrew | Gift | | |
| Mataoaka | Native Amer.. | She plays with things. Pamunkey | | |
| Matelita | Polynesian | Tongan form of Matilda (mighty in b.. | | |
| Mathena | Hebrew | Meaning "gift of God."
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| Mathild | Hungarian | Derived from the German Mathilda,.. | | |
| Mathilda | German | Derived from the Old High German Ma.. | | |
| Mathilde | French | Derived from the Old High German Ma.. | | |
| Mathilde | Italian | A borrowing from the German, Mathil.. | | |
| Matilda | English | Derived from the Old High German Ma.. | | |
| Matilda | Scandinavia.. | Scandinavian form of the Old High G.. | | |
| Matilda | German | Meaning "mighty battler." | | |
| Matrika | Indian | Meaning "mother." A name for the Hi.. | | |
| Matriona | Russian | Derived from the Latin matrona (a m.. | | |
| Matsu | Japanese | Derived from the root matu (pine), .. | | |
| Matsuko | Japanese | Pine tree child | | |
| Matsuyo | Japanese | Pine tree generation | | |
| Mattea | Hebrew | Meaning "gift of God." | | |
| Mattie | English | Familiar forms of Martha and Matild.. | | |
| Matylda | Slovak | Czech cognate of Matilda, which i.. | | |
| Matylda | Polish | Polish cognate of Matilda, which is.. | | |
