Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magdaliene | of Magdala - 'woman from Magdala' (sometimes rendered 'of the tower') | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Magdalin | from Magdala; 'tower' or 'elevated' | Aramaic, Hebrew | Girl | |
| magdelena | From Magdala - 'of Magdala'; Magdala is commonly interpreted to mean 'tower' | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Magdelina | From Magdala ('of Magdala'); commonly interpreted as 'tower'. | Aramaic, Hebrew | Girl | |
| Magdelyn | from Magdala ('tower'); associated with Mary Magdalene | Hebrew | Girl | |
| magen | Hebrew: "shield"; as a variant of Megan: "pearl". | English, Hebrew, Welsh | Unisex | |
| Mahala | tenderness, affection | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahalah | Likely from Hebrew; often interpreted as 'tender' or related to 'weakness/sickness' (exact sense uncertain) | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahalaleel | praise of God | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Mahalath | Likely "sickness" or "weakness" (from Hebrew root chalah); sometimes associated with sorrow or lament. | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahalia | tenderness, affection (derived from Hebrew roots; some sources link to the biblical name Mahlah) | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahaliah | tenderness or praise of the Lord | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahalie | Likely derived from Hebrew roots meaning "tenderness" or "delicate/affectionate" (etymology uncertain) | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahetabel | Benefited by God; God makes happy | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahla | Persian: 'like the moon' (from 'mah' = moon); Hebrew: variant of the biblical name 'Mahlah'. | Hebrew, Persian | Girl | |
| Mahlah | Possibly "sickness" or "weakness" in Hebrew; borne by a daughter of Zelophehad in the Bible. | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Mahlan | Derived from the Hebrew name Mahlon, generally understood to mean "sickness" or "sickly" | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Mahli | Biblical name of uncertain meaning; possibly derived from a Hebrew root meaning 'afflicted' or 'sick' (interpretations vary). | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Mahlon | sickness; sickly | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maier | From Hebrew Meir 'one who illuminates' or from German Meier 'steward/farm manager' | German, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maihew | gift of Yahweh / gift of God | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maikael | Who is like God? | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maikaela | Who is like God? | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Maikel | Who is like God? | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maikeli | Who is like God? | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maimon | Fortunate, blessed; trusted | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Maira | Varies by origin - commonly linked to Maria/Miriam (often interpreted as 'bitter' or 'beloved'/'sea of bitterness'); in Tupi (Maíra) associated with 'seagull' or 'beautiful'; in Irish it is a form of Mary. | Hebrew, Irish, Portuguese, Spanish | Girl | |
| Mairiah | Variant of Mariah/Maria - derived from Hebrew Miriam, commonly interpreted as 'beloved' or 'sea of bitterness'. | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Maiya | A form of Maya/Maia: in Sanskrit 'māyā' means 'illusion'; in Greek/Roman tradition Maia is a goddess associated with growth and motherhood. | English, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Sanskrit | Girl | |
| Maiyah | Modern spelling/variant of Maya/Maia - commonly associated with 'illusion, magic' (Sanskrit Maya) or the Roman/Greek goddess Maia (growth/spring); sometimes linked to Hebrew roots meaning 'water'. | English, Greek, Hebrew, Roman, Sanskrit | Girl |
