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Latin Names that Start With M

Updated October 2026

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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…
Marijn
Dutch, Latin
"of the sea"
Marijn is a unisex Dutch name, though in recent years, it has been used most often for boys. Out of the charts for girls since the late 2000s, for boys, it remains in the Top 500. Derived from the…
Madrigal
Latin
"song for unaccompanied voices"
An offbeat musical name, that also means "simple, ingenuous" from its Spanish origins. More familiar as a surname, it appears in the Disney film, Encanto and the novel Legends & Lattes by Travis…
Marcetta
Elaboration of Marcella or Marcelle, Latin
"warlike; dedicated to Mars"
Likely used as a rare elaboration of Marcelle or Marcella — or as a variant of the French Marcelette —Marcetta may appeal to those who enjoy both Marcy and Etta as nicknames. While it is probably…
Marcelette
Elaboration of Marcella or Marcelle, Latin
"warlike; dedicated to Mars"
A sweet elaboration of Marcella, Marcia, and family, that may appeal if you like the style and frills of Marceline, Juliette, and Nicolette. Relating back to the Roman god of war, Mars, its meaning…
Martinus
Latin and Dutch form of Martin
"warlike"
Used as both the original Latin form of classic Martin, and the official Dutch form. It was a familiar choice in the Netherlands until 2011, appearing on birth certificates, even if Maarten, Martin,…
Meritxell
Catalan, Latin,
"midday"
The name of a village in Andorra and a statue depicting an apparition of the Virgin Mary, Meritxell is a familiar choice in Catalonia and Spain. It is usually associated with the Latin merig or…
Merc
Diminutive of Mercury, Roman mythological name
Merc has been introduced to the American public by the network executive character on Showtime's Episodes, and is a contemporary-sounding short form of the Roman god and planet name Mercury. Mercury,…
Maxentia
German, Swiss, Latin
"greatest"
A mighty and archaic sounding choice, Maxentia is a feminine form of Maxentius or Maxence, and may make an interesting route to nickname Maxie for those who find Maxine too concise or familiar.
Musetta
Latin
"little muse"
A musette is both a dance and an antique instrument, but the name is most associated with the classic opera La Bohème .
Morrie
Latin, diminutive of Maurice
Soft and sensitive and elderly, associated with mega-best-seller Tuesdays with Morrie .
Mimosa
Latin plant name
Adventurous parents are venturing deeper into the garden in search of fresh names, but remember that this also makes for an alcoholic brunch.
Monico
Male variation of Monica, Latin
"advisor"
Dashing and highly unusual variation does the feminine original one better by sounding both more modern and more usable. Or you can spell it Monaco and call it a place name.
Meliora
Latin, Cornish
"better; honey"
Unusual and lush Roman name adopted, improbably, by the Puritans. The Cornish version, pronounced mel-YOHR-ah, has been in use since the 13th century.

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Latin Names that Start With M

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Musetta

Morrie

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