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2,103 names found
MacLaine
BoyScottish
Son of the servant of John.
MacLaren
BoyScottish
Son of Laren.
MacLean
BoyGaelic Scottish
Son of the handsome man. Son of the servant of John.
MacLeod
BoyScottish
Son of the ugly man.
MacMaureadhaigh
BoyIrish
Son of Murray.
MacMillan
BoyScottish
Son of the ba!d man.
Macmorris
BoyLiterary
A literary name from Shakespeare's King Henry V, where it belongs to officer in the King's army.
MacMurra
BoyIrish
Son of Murray.
MacNab
BoyGaelic Scottish
Son of the Father or Abbott. Son of the Abbot.
MacNachtan
BoyScottish
Son of the pure one.
MacNaughton
BoyScottish
Son of the pure one.
MacNeill
BoyScottish
Son of the champion.
MacNiall
BoyScottish
Son of the champion.
MacNicol
BoyScottish
Son of the conquering people.
MacPherson
BoyScottish
Son of the parson.
MacQuaid
BoyIrish
Son of Quaid.
MacQuarrie
BoyScottish
Son of the proud.
MacQueen
BoyScottish
Son of the good man.
MacRae
BoyScottish
Son of grace.
MacRay
BoyScottish
Son of grace.
Macy
GirlFrench
Derived from medieval male form of Matthew.
Mada
GirlIrish Polish
From Mathilda. Bitter.
Madai
BoyBiblical
A measure, judging, a garment.
Madailein
GirlIrish
Irish form of Madeleine: magnificent.