By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Biblical place name; Hebrew
"the Lord is my teacher"
Japanese, Filipino
"forest + rice paddy, field; Moorish, North African"
English
"moor, meadow clearing"
Irish and Scottish variation of Myrna
"festive; affection, endearment"
Word name
English from German
"morning star"
Place-name
Irish
"phantom queen"
English variation of Maurice, French
"dark-skinned"
Place name
"descendant of Muiris"
Lithuanian variation of Martha
"lady"
Fictional invented name
"mortician"
Scottish, poetic place-name
"the big gap"
Cornish
"mermaid"
Variant of Morwenna, Cornish, Welsh
"maiden, girl"
Welsh
"maiden"
Russian and Ukrainian deity
"a pattern of small pieces of coloured stones, glass, or ceramic"
Greek
"young bull, calf"
"young bull, calf; musk"
Hebrew
"drawn from the water"
Egyptian
"delivered from the water"
English place name and surname
"peat bog, mouse clearing"
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or Margarethe
"beloved, bitter; pearl"
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or English and Germanic surname
"bitter, beloved; bog, swamp"
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or English feminine form of Moss
"beloved, bitted; delivered from the water"
"mixed, varied"
Japanese
"resourceful child"
English word name
"grief, sorrow"
English slang
"aggressive energy, know-how"
Irish variation of Máire or Mary, Spanish place name, Zulu, Sotho, Lala
"beloved, bitter; estate of Modius, estate of measure; spirit, wind"
French, Hebrew, Latin, "drawn from water; little meuse"
"drawn from water; little meuse"
Indian, Sanskrit
"one with eyes like a deer"
Chinese
"bathe in celestial abode; bathed in morning sun"
Latin, meaning unknown
Nickname name
French
"lily"
"sea white, sea fair"
"born of the sea"
Thai
"pearl"
"magnolia"
Sanskrit, Hindi; Invented
Nature name
Invented name
Feminine form of Mumin, Arabic
"believer"
Igbo
"me and my God"
Arabic
"bright, shining"
Spelling variation of Monroe
"ultimate goal, highest peak"
"purple gromwell, purple flower; violet colour; cluster of blooms"
"of the bright sea, sea-bright"
French variation of Muriel, Irish
"of the bright sea"
