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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Maru
Marieme
Mannie
Maribel

“Beauteous Mary,” from Mart/ and the French belle, beautiful.

Modern

Minka

Strong-willed warrior

Polish

Monse
Madhu
Mared
Magdala

Woman from Magdala; tower

Spanish

Mrinalini

A flower --- Lotus

Indian (Sanskrit)

Munin

Memory

Scandinavian

Marene
Minh

Bright and clever

Vietnamese

Margot

Pearl

French

Manessa
Menucha
Merlyn

Shining sea

English

Miller

Mill Worker

English

Marcita

Dedicated to Mars

Latin

Merrona

Sheep

Aramaic

Marlane

German

Mairani
Malke

Queen

Hebrew

Mikhaila

Who resembles God?

Hebrew

Madolyn
Marine

From the sea

Latin

Mirriam

Hebrew

Mhina

Delightful

African

Milagra

Miracle

Spanish

Magalie

Pearl

Greek

Maydell
Muntaha
Muadhnait
Maiga

Pearl

Greek

Marike

Danish

Mandy

An endearing form of Amanda, “worthy of love,” from the Latin amare, to love.

Latin

Mahdis

Moon-like

Persian

Marsellonia

Dedicated to Mars

Latin

Maiti

Strong battle maiden

Irish

Moiselle

Hebrew

Magdelaine

A French form of Madeline.

French

Maribeth

Welsh

Mahlia
Mattison

Female variation of Matthew, meaning: Gift from God (or, Gift of God)

Irish

Maisa

Table

Spanish

Montserrat

Jagged mountain

Latin

Melida

Honey-sweet

Greek

Mertis

Latin

Murline
Melissande

Animal strength

German

From mature to melodic, girl names that start with M are riddled across the U.S. Top 100 and beyond. A letter with maternal ties, M is warm and inviting, the perfect starting point for a name. M names for girls are multifaceted with everything from mischievous monikers to matronly mavens joining its ranks.

Parents are loving the softness of baby girl names starting with M and it shows across the charts whether it’s with unisex lovelies Mackenzie and Morgan or timeless classics like Mary and Margaret. The most popular girl names that start with M are the familiar faces of Mia and Madison, two names that have hit the Top 10 running in recent years. Right at their heels are newcomers Mila and Maya, short and sweet cuties with modern appeal.

While the letter continues to dominate the charts, there are many unique girl names that start with M who remain ripe for the picking. Parents who love nature names for girls are in for a treat with Meadow while mysterious beauties like Mirielle and Moira will dazzle those looking for something less common. Best of all, the letter’s worldwide use makes baby girl names that start with M a bountiful sea of different origins whether you’re loving Latin names like Marcella or nuts about Native American names like Mahala.