By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Sanskrit
"ocean"
Italian variation of Mirabelle
"wonderful"
French
"marvelous"
Word name, Latin
"wonder, marvel"
"optical illusion"
Japanese or Shona
"future or wait"
Spelling variation of Miranda, Latin
"marvelous, admirable"
Turkish
"shining like the moon"
Azerbaijani form of Miray
"devotee of Lord Krishna"
Latvian
"to shine, glitter"
Catalan form of Mireille
"to admire"
Yiddish diminutive of Miriam, Romanian variant of Mireille
"beloved; bitter; drop of the sea; to admire"
Slavic
"peace, world"
Uganda
"woman of peace"
Basque, from the Hebrew or Egyptian Mary
"drop of the sea; bitter; beloved; love"
Spanish from Latin
"admired"
"to twinkle, to blink"
Hebrew or Egyptian
"drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
Literature, Hebrew
"beloved, bitter + God"
Italian, Hebrew, "beloved, bitter, drop of the sea"
"beloved, bitter, drop of the sea"
English, Irish, Scottish, Icelandic, Literature
"bright sea or jewel-garlanded maiden"
Irish and Scottish, meaning unknown
Finnish form of Miriam
Serbian, Croatian, Slovene
"bitter, beloved or drop of the sea"
Spanish influenced variation of Myrtha, Mrtyle, Miriam, or Mireille
"evergreen shrub; beloved, bitter;to admire"
Spanish artist name
"peace and glory"
Spelling variation of Mira
Dutch
"myrrh"
Scottish
Australian Aboriginal
"the sun"
Dutch variation of Myrtle
"myrtle"
Romanian
"peace; to wonder, to astound"
Japanese
"beautiful happiness; sea and sand"
Russian, diminutive of Mikhail
Arabic
"source of light, beacon, torch"
Diminutive of Mikhail, Russian
"who is like God"
Ojibwe
"raspberry"
