By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Scottish surname
"son of Artan"
Anglicization of MacAoidh or MacAodha, Scottish, Irish
"son of Aodh; son of fire"
Scottish
"son of Rath; son of grace and prosperity"
Gaelic
"son of Hugh"
"son of Aodh"
English variation of Mckayla, Gaelic
"who is like God; son of Aodh"
Variation of Michaela
"who is like God"
Irish and Scottish surname
"son of Ealair"
Irish, “son of Kenneth”
"son of Kenneth"
Spelling variation of Mackenzie, Scottish
"son of the fair hero"
Irish, Scottish
"son of the servant of St. John"
Scottish, Irish
"son of Labhrainn"
English
"from the meadow"
Bird name
Welsh diminutive of Margaret
"pearl"
Arabic, exact meaning unknown
"holy city; temple; place of great importance"
Hindi
"blue semiprecious stone, bird"
Persian, Arabic
"sun, friendship, water; prayer niche"
Variation of Megan, Welsh
Punjabi, Persian
"kindness"
Indian, Sanskrit, Punjabi
Urdu, Punjabi, Persian
"moonlight"
Urdu and Punjabi for of Mahtab, Persian
Derivation and meaning unknown
Diminutive of Melanie
"black, dark"
English, diminutive of Melvin
"council protector"
Variation of Melanie, Spanish, Greek
"dark"
Modern invented name
Turkish, from Arabic
"angel"
English and Irish surname
"from Meulan; descendant of Meallán"
Scottish surname or compound name
"barren heath, bare promontory; dark rose; honey rose"
Feminine form of Melvin, English and Scottish
"settlement on infertile land"
English nickname and Portuguese variation of Mendo
Nickname for names containing "mem"
"mem"
English word name
"recollection"
Greek and Coptic place-name
"Enduring and beautiful"
Spanish, diminutive of Filomena
Word name
Basque surname
"cold mountain"
Greek
"doing something with soul, love, creativity, or devotion"
Hebrew
"bitter"
Diminutive of Mercer
"a merchant"
Spanish
"gracious gifts, benefits"
French occupational name
French occupational surname
French
"thank you, mercy"
Latin
"Roman messenger god"
Roman
"messenger of the gods, quicksilver"
"compassion"
Welsh
"great ruler"
Kazakh
"prestige, honor"
"prestige, fame, honor; festivity"
