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Unisex Baby Names: Balanced and Leaning Choices Starting With M

These are unisex baby names that start with the letter M. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all unisex baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Mackenzie Child Of The Wise Leader Female Celtic
Madden Smalldog Milos Male Irish
Maddie Woman From Magdala. Variant Of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman F... Female English
Maddy Woman From Magdala. Variant Of Madeleine. Madeleine: (English/French) Woman F... Female French
Madison Son Of A Mighty Warrior Male English
Mandi Abbreviation Of Amanda Worthy Of Being Loved. Female English
Mandie Abbreviation Of Amanda Worthy Of Being Loved. Female English
Mandy Abbreviation Of Amanda Worthy Of Being Loved. Female English
Mannie A Form Of Emmanuel God Is With Us Male Spanish
Manny A Form Of Emmanuel God Is With Us Male Spanish
Marion Bitter Female Hebrew
Marley From The March Meadow Male English
Marlowe Variant Of Marlene Woman From Magdala. Female English
Mason Stone Worker Male French
Mattie Strong In War Female French
Matty Strong In War Female French
Mel Meaning Uncertain But Possibly Friend Of Michael. Male English
Meredith Protector Of The Sea Female Celtic
Micah Who Is Like Jah? Biblical Prophet And Writer Of The Book Of Micah. Female Hebrew
Mickey Abbreviation Of Michael And Micah Who Is Like God? Male English
Morgan Fighter Of The Sea Male Irish
Murphy Seawarrior Male Irish

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