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All Names - Boy Names Only 1 2 3 4 5 Maddalene: Magnificent Maddalyn: Magnificent Madelhari: Army counselor Mady: Maiden Maganhildi: Strong battle maiden Magd: Maiden Magda: German diminutive of Magdalene - Woman of Magdala 'Maiden' Reference to BiblicalMary Magdalene Magdalene: Form of MADELINE - Woman from Magdala Magnhilda: Strong battle maiden Magnild: Strong battle maiden Magnilda: Strong battle maiden Magnilde: Strong battle maiden Malene: Magnificent Mallory: Army counselor Malorie: Army Counselor Marelda: Famous battle maiden Margit: Pearl Margo: Form of Margaret 'Pearl Margret: Form of MARGARET- A Pearl Margrit: Pearl Marhilda: Famous battle maiden Marhildi: Famous battle maiden Maria: Bitter Mariel: Form of MARY Marilda: Famous battle maiden Maritza: Of the sea Marlaina: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlana: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlayna: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlayne: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marleen: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marleena: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marleene: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marleina: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlena: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlene: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlina: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlinda: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marline: Form of Madeline 'Woman from Magdala Marlis: Bitter Marlisa: Bitter Mathild: Mighty battle maiden Mathilda: Might, Power Mathilde: Mighty battle maiden Matilda: Might, Power Mattie: Diminutive of Matilda - Strength in battle Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack Matty: Diminutive of Matilda - Strength in battle Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack Maud: Form of Matilda - Strength in battle Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack Maude: Form of Matilda - Strength in battle Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack Melicent: Form of Millicent - Strong work Industrious Melisande: Strength; determination' Form of Millicent Melisandra - (Spanish) 'Strength; determination Millicent: Strong work Industrious Millie: Strength, determination Diminutive of Amelia - From the Old German Amalburga, meaning labour, and the Latin Aemilia Milly: Strength, determination; industrious Diminutive of Millicent or Amelia - From the Old German word for labour, and the Latin Aemilia Mina: Love Mindy: Love Minna: Love Minne: Love Mitzi: Pet name for Mary and Marie Monika: Form of Mona 'madonna Nadetta: The courage of a bear Nadette: The courage of a bear Nadina: The courage of a bear Nadine: The courage of a bear Nadja: Hope Nixie: Water sprite Norberaht: Bright heroine Norberta: Bright heroine Norberte: Bright heroine Nordica: From the north Nordika: From the north Oda: Elfin spear Odelina: Elfin spear Odette: Form of Ottilia - Of the fatherland; fortunate heroine Can also be a feminine Form of Odo - Wealthy Odiana: Elfin spear Odiane: Elfin spear Odila: Elfin spear Odile: Elfin spear Can also be a feminine Form of Odo - Wealthy, or of Ottilia - of the fatherland; fortunate heroine Olinda: Defender of the land Ordalf: Elfin spear Ordella: Elfin spear Oriel: Compound of 'fire' and 'strife' Orlantha: From the land Otilie: Fortunate heroine Otka: Fortunate heroine Otthild: Fortunate heroine Otthilda: Fortunate heroine Otthilde: Fortunate heroine Ottila: Fortunate heroine Ottilia: Of the fatherland; fortunate heroine Ottilie: Elfin spear Can also be a feminine Form of Odo - Wealthy, or of Ottilia - of the fatherland; fortunate heroine Otylia: Fortunate heroine Patty: Diminutive of Matilda - Strength in battle Matilda was the wife of William the Conqueror Used in Australia as slang for a bushman's pack Perahta: Glorious Petronilla: Rock Petronille: Rock Philipinna: Loves horses Philippine: Loves horses Rachel: Lamb Raina: Mighty Raine: Feminine form of Rayner - Counsel; mighty army Ramona: Feminine form of Raymond - Counsel; mighty protection; guards wisely Raymonde: Feminine form of Raymond - Counsel; mighty protection; guards wisely Ricarda: Ruler Richenda: Feminine form of Richard - Hard ruler Richmal: Feminine form of Richard - Hard ruler Rilla: Brook Rille: Brook Rillia: Brook Rillie: Brook Roberta: Feminine form of Robert - Famed, bright; shining An all-time favorite boys' name since the Middle Ages Robina: Feminine form of Robert - Famed, bright; shining An all-time favorite boys' name since the Middle Ages Robyn: Bright fame Roch: Glory Roderica: Famous ruler Roderika: Famous ruler Roisin: Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rolanda: Famous in the Land Rolande: From the famous land Romhild: Glorious battle maiden Romhilda: Glorious battle maiden Romhilde: Glorious battle maiden Romilda: Glorious battle maiden Romilde: Glorious battle maiden Ros: Diminutive of Rosamund - Noted protector; horse protector Also a diminutive of Rosalind - compound of 'horse' and 'snake'; or beautiful, pretty rose Rosa: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosabel: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosabella: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosabelle: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosaleen: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosalind: Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rosalinda: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rosaline: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rosalyn: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rosamond: Form of Rosamund - Noted protector; horse protector Rosamund: Noted protector; horse protector Rose: Horse; fame Roseline: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Roselyn: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rosemonde: Noted protector Rosemunda: Noted protector Rosetta: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosie: Diminutive of Rose - Horse; fame Rosina: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Rosita: Noted protector Also a Form of Rose - Horse; fame Roslyn: Form of Rosalind - Compound of 'horse' and 'snake' Rozmonda: Noted protector Rozomund: Noted protector Rudella: Famous |