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Hebrew Names that Start With M

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Mazal
Hebrew
"lucky, fortunate"
A Hebrew word name with an upbeat meaning, Mazal appears in the congratulatory phrase Mazal tov . Originally meaning "constellation" or "zodiac", it shifted to become associated with luck in the…
Macaiah
Variation of Micaiah, Hebrew
"who is like Yahweh?"
A spelling variation of the Biblical Micaiah, which could get you nickname Mac over Mickey.
Meyer
German, Dutch, Hebrew
"tenant, farmer, leader; great; bringer of light, shining"
A surname-style choice, in a similar style to Miller and Palmer, Meyer also has the sounds of Maia, Myla, and Myra. Derived from German (in which case it means "tenant, farmer, bailiff" or "leader of…
Mikey
Diminutive of Michelle or Michaela, Hebrew
"who is like God"
Spiky and playful, Mikey could fit in with Stevie, Scottie, and Charlie as a boyish nickname for girls. It might work as an updated honor for a Michaela, a Michelle, or a Michael, or as a rarer…
Moselle
Hebrew
"drawn from the water"
Feminine spin on Moses and European river name that's also the name of a wine.
Machi
Hebrew
"decrease"
Not ready to go all the way to Malachi? Then take this Biblical shortcut name, with the second syllable rhyming with eye.
Mattaniah
Hebrew
"gift of Yahweh"
A relative of Matthew, Matteo, and Mathias, Mattaniah is a rarer choice. In the Old Testament, it was the birth name of Zedekiah, the last king of Judah, whose name was changed by Nebuchadnezzar II…
Mazel
Variation of Mazal, Yiddish, Hebrew
"lucky, fortunate"
More likely to appear as Mazal, this upbeat Hebrew word name is associated with good luck, good fortune, and congratulations. It was originally used to describe constellations, stars, and the zodiac,…
Maacah
Hebrew
"to press, crush, squeeze"
A rare, unisex Biblical name borne by a number of different figures in the Bible, including the wife of Machir, a wife of King David, and a granddaughter of Absalom. Derived from the Hebrew Ma'aka…
Maacah
Hebrew
"to press, crush, squeeze"
A unisex Biblical name, Maacah appears in the Bible a number of times, borne by a nephew of Abraham, a wife of David, a King of Gath, and the father of Shephatiah. Meaning "crushed, pressed,…
Maachah
Hebrew
"to press, crush, squeeze"
Also spelled as Maacah, this rare Biblical name is a unisex choice given to a number of figures in the Bible, including a wife of David, a nephew of Abraham, and a granddaughter of Absalom. Meaning…
Maachah
Hebrew
"crush, squeeze"
A rare and unisex name, Maachah is borne by a wife of David, a granddaughter of Absalom, and the father of Shephatiah in the Bible. Meaning "crushed, squeezed, pressed", it would be pronounced as…
Malchiah
Hebrew
"Yahweh is my king"
Also spelled as Malchijah, Malkijah, Melchiah, and Melchias, this rare Biblical choice derives from the Hebrew element melek , blended with the name of the Hebrew God. Similar in sound to Malachi and…
Mattithiah
Hebrew
"gift of Yahweh"
An ancient relative of classic Matthew, Mathias, and Matteo, Mattithiah was borne by several minor figures in the Old Testament and by a 2nd-century BC Jewish priest who led a revolt against the…
Mayelli
Combination of Maya and Nayeli or Eliana, Spanish
"mother's sun"
Also spelled as Mayeli, this form entered the US stats in 2025. Given to 7 girls, it is likely a blend of Maya or May and Nayeli or Elliana. As such, it could have a variety of meanings depending on…
Matara
Sinhalese, Sanskrit, Arabic, Hebrew
"the great ferry; the great crossing; rain"
Matara is a major city in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka and a place considered significant to Buddhists, being the location of a number of temples, statues, and a sacred fig tree. The most…
Matara
Sinhalese, Sanskrit, Arabic, Hebrew
"the great ferry; the great crossing; rain"
A multicultural and unisex choice, Matara is both a variation of the Hebrew and Arabic Matar ("rain"), and a Sri Lankan place name ("the great ferry; the great crossing"). Used predominantly in…
Mattie
Diminutive of Matthew, Hebrew
"gift of God"
Mattie ranked among the Top 1000 for boys a century ago, in the heyday of the nickname-name. Today, few parents would dream of putting it on the birth certificate, preferring it as a short form for…
Maoz
Hebrew
"fortress, strength"
Maoz is a symbolic name given to boys born at Hannukah because of the song "Maoz Tzur," "Rock of Ages," which is sung at that time.
Micajah
Hebrew
"who is like God?"
Also written as Michaiah, this name is used for several Biblical characters both male and female. Makes a fresh and distinctive twist on Michael, Michelle, or Micaela. Antiquated yet modern-sounding…

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