By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Spanish
"rich, strong"
Urdu
"face like the moon"
Farsi, Persian
"like the moon"
Persian
"moonlight"
Literary creation
"from the high tower"
Japanese, French, Welsh, Vietnamese, Navajo
"dance; May; cherry blossom; coyote"
Basque form of Magdalene
Tupi
"wise person"
English
"maiden"
Norwegian compound name
"beautiful May; beautiful mother; beautiful and beloved"
Finnish and Latvian variation of Maria
Finnish, variation of Maija
Diminutive of Maria, Danish, Norwegian
"beloved, bitter, drop in the sea"
Finnish variation of Mary
Japanese
"dance child"
Modern invented name
Hawaiian nature name
Swedish and Norwegian, combination of Maj and Lena
Chinese, Scandinavian, Hawaiian
"beautiful; beloved, bitter, drop of the sea; pebbly"
Irish
Artist name
French or Breton
"chief or prince"
Arabic
"luck, good fortune"
Place-name
Welsh form of Mary
Finnish, Irish variation of Mary
"sweet; drop of the sea, bitter"
Irish, shortened fom of Mairghread, variation of Margaret
"pearl"
Irish variation of Margaret, Greek
Scottish variation of Mary
"bitter"
Welsh
"blessed Mary"
Finnish and Old Swedish form of Maria, Portuguese, Japanese, Georgian, Arabic
"beloved; drop of the sea, bitter; beloved and famous in battle; dance + sand; born in May; walking with a proud gait"
German surname, Yiddish, meaning unknown
French word name
"house"
Scottish diminutive of Margaret
Variant of Mason
Basque
"beloved"
Sanskrit
"loving kindness"
Variation of Maeva, Tahitian
"welcome"
Breton contraction of Mari and Gwenn
"corn"
Spelling variation of Maisie, Scottish diminutive of Mairead, Margaret, and Mary
"pearl; bitter, beloved"
German, Slovene, and Scandinavian form of Maya; also, Arabic
"splendid"
Slovene, from Greek
"from Magdala"
Irish form of Maiella, Italian
"great"
Word name
Swedish compound name
Scandinavian version of Marie or Mary, Hebrew or Egyptian
"drop of the sea; bitter; beloved; love"
Spanish place name
Swedish
"devoted mother, mother's devotion"
Georgian, Lakota
"earth"
Hawaiian
"myrtle,"
