By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Chinese
"pretty, graceful; courtyard; high, superior"
"pretty, graceful"
Berber, meaning unknown
Variation of Martinka, Slovene
"warlike"
English occupational name
Literary name
Modern invented name
Norse, Icelandic
"flint"
Spanish, diminutive of Agostino, Justino, Martino, et al
Amharic, Ethiopian; "ressurection"
"ressurection"
English surname
"Tynni's meadow"
Cornish place-name
Dutch and Afrikaans short form of Martinus
"Daughter of the twilight / nightingale"
American nickname
Maori
"crown, wreath"
French, from Greek
"of divine manifestation"
Diminutive or variation of Irish surname Tabar
"water pourer"
Invented nickname
Avestan
Hebrew
"small village"
Hebrew, meaning uncertain
Place name
"Land of corn"
Greek
"to see the constellations, stars, and heavens"
"fear, revere"
Variation of Tirion or Tyrian, Welsh, Latin, Literature
"kind, gentle, happy; of Tyre; royal purple"
Norwegian
Welsh
"gentle, kind"
"delight"
African, Swahili
"ninth born"
English
"valley of the River Tees"
Diminutive of Patricia or Letitia
"avenging murder"
"Avenging murder"
Invented name
English, diminutive of Martita et al
"defender"
"giant, great one"
Italian artist name, also color
Latin
"title of honor"
Spanish variation of Titus
French (Gascon)
French (Occitan, Gascon)
Yoruba, Spanish, Latin
"atone; stammer; stagger"
Variant of Titus
Literary invention, Dutch
"lover of nature"
Variation of Tiana
Tamazight and Berber
"moonlight"