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American Baby Names: Usage, Style, and Cultural Context Starting With M

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NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Macey Derived From Medieval Male Form Of Matthew. Female French
Maci Derived From Medieval Male Form Of Matthew. Female English
Macie Derived From Medieval Male Form Of Matthew. Female English
Mack Son Of Male Celtic
Mackenzie Child Of The Wise Leader Female Celtic
Macy Derived From Medieval Male Form Of Matthew. Female French
Madalyn From The Tower Female Hebrew
Madalynn Woman From Magdala. Variant Of Madeleine. Female Spanish
Madden Smalldog Milos Male Irish
Maddison Variant Of Matthew. Special One. Sincerety. Female English
Maddox Beneficient Male Celtic
Madeleine Tower Female French
Madeline Woman From Magdala. Variant Of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman F... Female French
Madelynn Woman From Magdala. Variant Of Madeleine. Female Spanish
Madilynn Combination Of Traditional Madiline And The Lynn. Female English
Madison Son Of A Mighty Warrior Male English
Madisyn Good. Variant Of Madison. Female English
Mae "Kinswoman." Female Anglo
Maeve A Mythical Queen Female Celtic
Maggie Abbreviation Of Margaret. A Pearl. Female English
Maia Myth Name (Mother Of Hermes) Female Greek
Makenna Happiness Female African
Makenzie "Variant Of Mackenzie, Mckenzie" Female English
Malachi Messenger Of God Male Hebrew
Malakai Angel Or Messenger Of God. Male Hebrew
Malcolm Servant Of Saint Columba Male Celtic
Maleah Hawaiian For Mary/Maria: Also Means Female Hawaiian
Malia Variant Of Maria Female Spanish
Malik Master; Angel; King Male Arabic
Mallory Army Counselor Female German
Manuel A Form Of Emmanuel God Is With Us Male Spanish
Mara Bitter Female Romanian
Marc Form Of Mark. Male French
Marcel Form Of The Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer. Male French
Marco Warring Male Spanish
Marcos Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars For Whom March Was Named. Male Spanish
Marcus Hammer Male Gaelic
Margaret Child Of Light: Pearl Female Persian
Maria Bitter Female German
Mariah Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter Female French
Mariam Arabic Form Of Mary (Bitter), Mother Of Jesus Female Arabic
Mariana Compound Name Combining Marie And Anne, "Bitter Grace." Female Romanian
Marie Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter Female French
Marilyn Blend Of Marie Or Mary And Lyn. Female English
Marina Female English
Mario Warring Male Spanish
Marisa Variant Of Maria. Female English
Marisol Bitter Female Spanish
Maritza Of The Sea. Female German
Mark Tristan's Uncle Male Arthurian

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