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Meaning & Origin of Mag

Meaning of Mag: A diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'.

Gender Female
Origin Scottish
Religion Christianity

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Meaning of Alphabets

Each letter in our names hold a specific meaning, ultimately describing the overall nature of our name. Each letter of "Mag" is described below:

Letter Meaning of the Letter
M Energetic and dedicated, you are a hardworking individual who values stability and enjoys the comfort of home life.
A You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.
G An intellectual powerhouse with a visionary mind, you pursue innovation and are naturally driven toward success and financial growth.


Related Names


Himagauri

Goddess of the snowy mountains, also a name for Goddess Parvati.

Himagouri

Goddess of the snowy mountains, associated with Goddess Parvati.

Kalaimagal

Goddess of arts

Magadha

Referring to an ancient kingdom in India, significant in Indian history and culture.

Magadhi

Pertaining to the language or culture of the Magadh region in India.

Magali

A variant of the name Magali, meaning 'little pearl'.

Magalie

A diminutive form of Magali meaning 'little pearl'.

Magaly

A variation of Magali, also meaning 'little pearl'.

Magana

Meaning 'greatness' or 'individual greatness', often associated with artistic talent.

Maganhildi

Meaning 'spear battle', reflecting warrior qualities in Norse culture.

Magathi

Refers to a goddess or divine being, predominantly among South Indian cultures.

Magda

A variant of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala', linked to the biblical figure Mary Magdalene.

Magdala

Meaning 'tower', it is associated with the town of Magdala near the Sea of Galilee.

Magdalen

Derived from 'Mary Magdalene', signifying one from Magdala.

Magdalena

A more elaborate form of Magdalene, signifying a connection to the biblical Mary Magdalene.

Magdalene

Meaning 'of Magdala', referring to Mary Magdalene from the New Testament.

Magdalina

Variant of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala', associated historically with Mary Magdalene.

Magdalini

Greek variation of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala'.

Magdalone

A French variation of Magdalene, indicating nobility or distinction.

Magdalyn

A modern variant of Magdalene, signifying 'one from Magdala.'

Magdeline

Derived from Magdalene, meaning 'from the tower'.

Magdolna

Hungarian form of Magdalena, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'tower'.

Magena

An African name that signifies 'a bearer of children, fertility and strength'.

Magenta

Magenta refers to a color named after a battle site in Italy where a decisive victory took place.

Mageshwari

Mageshwari is a feminine form of Magesh, meaning 'Goddess of Magic' in Hinduism.

Magg

Magg is a diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Magga

Magga is derived from Old Norse meaning 'strength' or 'might'.

Magge

Magge is a variant of Maggie, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Magges

Magges is another variant of Maggie, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Maggi

Maggi is a diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Maggie

Maggie is a diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Maggote

Maggote is derived from Maggie or Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Maggy

Maggy is a diminutive of Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Maghi

Maghi refers to the goddess of spring and is celebrated during Makar Sankranti in Hindu culture.

Maghna

Maghna means 'one who is rich' in Sanskrit.

Maghona

Maghona means 'a descendant of the warrior' and is derived from the native Irish name.

Magisha

Typically signifies 'one who is a magician' or someone possessing magical qualities.

Magna

Meaning 'great' or 'large', often representing grandeur.

Magnhild

Means 'strength in battle', a name of Norse origin.

Magnhilda

An old Norse name meaning 'strength in battle'.

Magnhilde

Means 'strong fighter', denoting valor and resilience.

Magnild

Refers to a person who is strong and resilient in difficult times.

Magnilda

A name signifying strength and hardness in battle.

Magnilde

Means 'power in battle', often related to a warrior's strength.

Magnolia

Refers to the magnolia flower, symbolizing beauty and purity.

Magola

Magola is associated with 'to be strong' or 'to lead' in some African dialects.

Magone

Magone typically signifies 'a strong woman' in Italian contexts.

Magota

Magota means 'beloved' or 'dear' in some African languages.

Magott

Magott refers to 'a gift' or 'a precious thing' in French terminology.

Namagiri

Means 'spiritual mountain' in Sanskrit, often symbolizing strength.

Senemagli

Senemagli indicates 'beloved' or 'dear one.'

Voulomaga

Voulomaga means 'happiness' or 'joy' in Greek.



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