Marth Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Marth

Marth Name Popularity

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Name	Meaning	Origin
Mart	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marta	Lady; mistress of the house; dedicated to Mars	Latin
Marte	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marthe	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marthy	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marti	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marty	Lady; mistress of the house; dedicated to Mars	Latin

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Name	Meaning	Origin
Bartha	Shining, brilliant	German
Eartha	Earth	English
Mara	Bitter	Hebrew
Marah	Bitter	Hebrew
Marci	Dedicated to Mars	Latin
Marcy	A variant form of Marcia.	Latin
Mare		Irish

Marit	Pearl; lady; mistress of the house	Greek
Marita	Star of the sea	Welsh
Marja	Star of the sea	Latin
Marje	Star of the sea	Latin
Marji	Pearl	Greek
Marjo
Marjy		French
Marla	A variant short form of Mary.	Hebrew
Marlo		Modern
Marna	From the sea	Latin
Marne	From the sea; sparkling, shining	Latin
Marni
Marra	Everlasting; bitter	Latin
Marsha	A variant form of Marcia.	English
Martia	Dedicated to Mars	Latin

Martie	Lady; mistress of the house; dedicated to Mars	Latin
Martta	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Marva	Lady; mistress of the house; renowned friend	English
Marve	Wonderful, extraordinary	Latin
Mary	Of the sea	Latin
Marya	Star of the sea	Latin
Maryk		Danish
Maryl	Shining sea	English
Maryn	From the sea	Latin
Marys	Of the sea	Latin
Matha	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Merah	Princess; treetop, proverb, or sheaf of corn	Hebrew
Mirah	Aristocratic lady, princess; princess; treetop, proverb, or sheaf of corn; aristoctaric lady, princess	Hebrew
Mirta	Crown of thorns	Spanish
Mirtha	Lady; mistress of the house; crown of thorns	Spanish

Morah		Irish
Myrah	Aristocratic lady, princess; aristoctaric lady, princess; myrrh	Greek
Myrta	A variant form of Myrtle.	Latin