Male African Baby Names Starting With M
These are male african baby names that start with the letter M. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all african baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manu | Akan Of Ghana Name Meaning "Second Born." | Male | African |
| Maskini | Poor | Male | Egyptian |
| Mekonnen | Amharic And Tigrinya Of Ethiopia Name Meaning "The Angel." | Male | African |
| Melesse | Amharic And Tigrinya Of Ethiopia Name Meaning "He Has Returned Something." | Male | African |
| Miruts | Tigrinya Of Ethiopia Name Meaning "He Who Has Been Chosen." | Male | African |
| Mongo | Yoruba Of Nigeria Name Meaning "Famous." | Male | African |
| Moyo | Zezuru Of Zimbabwe Name Meaning "Heart." | Male | African |
| Mwaka | Buganda Of Uganda Name Meaning "Born On New Year's Eve." | Male | African |
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