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2,103 names found
Maggie
GirlEnglish Greek Persian Scottish
A pearl. Pearl. Child of light. Scottish form of Margaret: pearl.
Maggy
GirlEnglish
A pearl.
Maghnus
BoyLatin
Greatest.
Magna
GirlNorse
Strong.
Magne
BoyNorse
Fighter.
Magnhilda
GirlGerman
Strong battle maiden.
Magni
BoyNorse
One of the seven gods of the Aesir.
Magnild
UnisexGerman Norse Swedish
Strong battle maiden. Strong fighter. Strong warrior.
Magnilda
GirlGerman Norse
Strong battle maiden. Strong fighter.
Magnilde
GirlGerman Norse
Strong battle maiden. Strong fighter.
Magnolia
GirlEnglish French
Magnolia (flowering shrub). Flower.
Magnor
BoyNorse
Fighter.
Magnus
BoyDanish Latin Norse Swedish
Great. Great/greatest. A name popular in Scandinavia during the Viking period. A number of Norse kings bore this name. Fighter. Strong warrior.
Mago
BoyIrish
Great.
Magog
BoyBiblical
Covering, roof, dissolving.
Magor-missabib
UnisexBiblical
Fear on every side.
Magpiash
UnisexBiblical
A body thrust hard together.
Maha
GirlMuslim
Wild cow.
Mahadevi
GirlIndian
Great goddess.
Mahadevs
BoyHindi
Great god.
Mahakala
BoyIndian
Forms of Shiva.
Mahal
GirlNative American
Woman.
Mahala
GirlHebrew Native American
Tenderness; barren. 'Woman.
Mahalah
UnisexBiblical Hebrew
Sickness, a company of dancers, a harp. Tenderness; barren.