By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Cornish surname
"valley near the lake"
Hebrew
"chariot"
French
"blackbird"
Dutch diminutive of Maria, Hebrew
"beloved; bitter; drop of the sea"
Welsh
"sea fortress"
Egyptian
"beloved by Neith"
Amharic, Ethiopian
"gift from God; holy oil"
Aramaic, breed of sheep
Greek
"bee-eater bird"
Variation of Mirin and Merryn
Indigenous Australian place name
German, Welsh
"famous, powerful, ruler; dark-skinned"
Irish surname, related to the sea
English, word name or combination of Mary and Lee, or Scottish place-name
English
"sea-bright; pleasant hill"
English word name or combination of Mary and Lee
"cheerful, joyful; drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved + meadow"
Variation of Merryn or Mirren, Cornish or Irish, meaning unknown
English surname
"boundary gate"
Variation of Merivale, Cornish surname
Hiberno-English
"mermaid"
"lighthearted, happy"
Cornish variation of Mirin, Irish and Scottish, meaning unknown
Turkish variation of Marwa, Arabic
"white stone"
"marvel"
Turkish
"drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
Variation of Muriel via Meriel, Irish
"of the bright sea"
Spanish, Thai
"table; April"
Latin
Aramaic
"expected savior or deliverer"
Hebrew + Arabic
"lucky, chance, fate"
German, Slovene, and Scandinavian diminutive of Margaret, Greek
"pearl"
Lithuanian word name
"mint"
Invented name
"metal"
"silk"
Latin from Etruscan
"hired servant"
Word name
English variation of Meta, German and Scandinavian
Cornish
"June"
"wisdom, skill, cunning"
Slovene short form of Margaret
Latvian
Ancient Greek
"mother, origin + gift"
Swedish variation of Margaret, Greek
Norse, variation of Margaret
Aztec mythological name, Nahuatl
"moon"
German, Dutch, Hebrew
"tenant, farmer, leader; great; bringer of light, shining"
Variation of Meyer, Meir, Mayer, or Myer
"tenant, farmer, leader; shining; doctor"
