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Slavic Names that Start With M

Updated October 2026

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There are 14 Slavic names that start with the letter M for boys and girls, including Milan, Mira, Milan, Marcelina, Michal, Melena, Mladen, Magdá, Milas, Mariná, Móizes, Mileva, Merima, and Mare.

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Milan
Italian place name, Slavic, Sanskrit
"middle of the plain; gracious, dear; union"
Effortlessly stylish with an international feel, Milan re-entered the US charts back in 2013 after a 55 year hiatus. It has been powering up the charts ever since, following in the footsteps of sweet…
Mira
Latin, Slavic, Arabic, Sanskrit, Japanese
"admirable; peace; female ruler; ocean; mirror"
A truly international choice, the sweet and simple Mira has its origins in Sanskrit, Latin, Slavic, and Arabic, just to name a view. With its arty aura and succinct look, it makes a versatile option,…
Milan
Italian place name or Slavic
"the middle of the plain; gracious, dear; union"
In many Slavic and other European countries, Milan is purely a boys’ name , but in the US, it's also popular for girls – no doubt inspired by the fashionable Italian city. It entered the Top 1000 for…
Marcelina
Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, from Latin
"warlike"
A sweeter take on Marcella.
Michal
Czech, Slavic, and Polish variation of Michael
"who is like God?"
Michal may be one of several Eastern European forms of Michael, though there is a biblical Michal who is female, the daughter of Saul and wife of David.
Melena
Dutch diminutive of Magdalena, variation of Melaina or Melina
"from the high tower; black, dark; honey"
A short form of Magdalena in Dutch and a variation of Melaina, Melina, Melinda, Melanie, Milena and similar, Melena is also used for a character in the novel Wicked and the subsequent Broadway…
Mladen
Slavic
"young"
Used across the Balkans, Mladen derives from the word mlad, meaning "young, youthful". The feminine form, Mladena, is associated with spring and new beginnings.
Magdá
Magdá is a feminine name that appears to be a variant of Magda, which itself is a shortened form of Magdalena. The name ultimately derives from 'Magdalene,' referring to Mary Magdalene from the New…
Milas
Danish, Latin, Slavic
"soldier; gracious, dear"
Familiar in Denmark and the Netherlands, Milas blends the trendiness of Silas with the old-school bookishness of Miles, with a hint of mythical Midas too. The exact origins are unknown, but it could…
Mariná
Mariná is a feminine name with Latin roots, likely a variation of Marina with an accent on the final syllable that shifts pronunciation emphasis. Marina itself derives from the Latin word 'marinus,'…
Móizes
Móizes is a masculine name that represents a cultural variation of Moses, featuring Portuguese or Spanish linguistic influences as evidenced by the accent mark over the 'o'. The name traces back to…
Mileva
Serbian; Macedonian
"gracious, dear"
Albert Einstein's first wife was Mileva Marić, a Serbian student and his classmate at the Zurich Polytechnic (her childhood nickname was Mitza.) With the newfound popularity of Mila, this obscure Old…
Merima
Bosnian and Ethiopian form of Meryem or Miriam, Arabic, Hebrew
"drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
A warm and pretty international name that ultimately links back to the Biblical Mary, Merima is used predominantly in Ethiopia, Sebia, and in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It may have evolved via the…
Mare
Variation of Maria and Mary
"drop of the sea; bitter; beloved; love"
A variation of Maria and Mary, used as a diminutive in Estonia, Croatia, Macedonia, The Netherlands, and Slovenia, and occasionally as a respelling of the Irish Máire. In the first instance, it may…

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