Unique & Beautiful Names in christian religion

Maccaulay

Maccaulay means 'son of the servant of the church' in Gaelic.

Mace

Mace refers to a blunt weapon, also symbolizing authority in Medieval English culture.

Macedonia

Macedonia refers to an ancient kingdom known for its rich history and as the birthplace of Alexander the Great.

Macee

Macee is a variation of Macey, meaning 'the one who is from Macey's farm'.

Maceo

Maceo is a Spanish variation meaning 'gift of God'.

Macey

Macey means 'the place of the Macies', often interpreted as 'helper' or 'gift'.

Macgregor

Macgregor means 'son of Gregory' in Scottish Gaelic.

Machele

Machele is a feminine form of Michael, which means 'who is like God?'.

Machelle

Machelle is a variant of Michelle, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Machutus

Meaning 'brave' or 'strong', deriving from the Latin 'Mactus'.

Macia

Derived from the Spanish word 'macia' meaning 'to be able' or 'to do'.

Macie

A variation of Macy, signifying 'gift of God'.

Maciej

A Polish form of Matthew, meaning 'gift of God'.

Macintosh

Meaning 'son of the curly-haired one', often associated with Irish heritage.

Mack

A diminutive form of Mac, meaning 'son of'.

Mackan

Derived from Macana, meaning 'child of the warrior'.

Mackay

Meaning 'son of the battle', associated with nobility.

Mackayla

A modern variation of Kayla, meaning 'slim' or 'fair'.

Mackee

Meaning 'son of the battlekeeper', linked to courage and valor.

Mackenna

Meaning 'son of the fair one', signifying beauty and grace.

Mackenzi

Meaning 'son of the descendant of the fair one', denoting lineage.

Mackenzie

Meaning 'son of the wise leader', often associated with royalty.

Mackenzington

A modern composite name derived from Mackenzie, signifying nobility.

Mackenzy

A variation of Mackenzie, meaning 'child of the wise leader'.

Mackie

A diminutive of Mac, meaning 'son of', often used affectionately.

Mackinney

Son of the warrior.

Mackinnon

Son of the fire brand.

Mackland

Son of the rugged land.

Macklen

Son of the prince.

Macklin

Son of the hero.

Macklyn

Son of the hero, or a variant of Macklin.

Mackynzie

Fair, white, or even pleasant.

Maclain

Son of the warrior.

Maclaine

Servant of the church.

Maclaren

Son of the teacher or the leader.

Maclay

Son of the healer or the strong one.

Maclean

Son of the branch, or son of the servant.

Macleod

Son of the muddy place, or descendant of Leod.

Maclovio

Derived from the Latin name Lovius, meaning lover.

Macmillan

Son of the miller or service.

Macon

Derived from the Old French for the place of the son of the land surveyor.

Macoy

Son of the oak or large tree.

Macrae

Son of the grace, or son of the harper.

Macrina

Derived from the Greek name meaning 'pure' or 'clean.'

Macsen

Macsen means 'great' or 'a son of the great one' and is associated with the legendary Roman Emperor Maxentius.

Mactilda

Mactilda is derived from the Old High German name Mathilde, meaning 'battle-mighty' or 'strength in battle'.

Mactildis

Mactildis is a variation of Matilda, meaning 'mighty in battle' or 'warrior maiden'.

Macvdeceti

Macvdeceti means 'son of the great one' and has ancient historical significance in Welsh culture.

Macvtreni

Macvtreni is derived from Welsh roots meaning 'son of the warrior'.

Macwan

Macwan translates to 'son of John', with 'Mac' meaning 'son' and 'wan' referring to a form of John.

Macy

Macy is derived from the Old French name 'Massé', meaning 'the son of the gift'.

Macyn

Macyn is a variant of the name Makenna, meaning 'son of the one who is in charge' or 'chief'.

Madailein

Madailein is a variation of Madeline, which derives from Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala'.

Madalen

Madalen is an alternative form of Madeleine, meaning 'high tower' or 'from Magdala'.

Madalena

Madalena means 'of Magdala' and is a variation of the name Magdalene.

Madalene

Madalene is a French form of Madeleine, meaning 'tower' or 'of Magdala'.

Madalie

Madalie is a diminutive form of Madeleine, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'high tower'.

Madalina

Madalina is a diminutive of Madalena, meaning 'of Magdala.'

Madaline

Madaline is a variant of Magdalene, meaning 'high tower' or 'of Magdala'.

Madalitso

Madalitso means 'blessings' or 'gift' in Chichewa, a language spoken in Malawi.

Madalyn

Madalyn is a modern English variant of Madeline, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'high tower'.

Madalynn

Madalynn is a contemporary spelling of Madalyn, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'high tower'.

Maddalen

A variant of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'tower'.

Maddalena

Derived from Magdalene, signifying 'of Magdala' or 'tower'.

Maddalene

A French variation of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'tower'.

Maddalina

A diminutive form of Maddalena, meaning 'little tower'.

Maddalyn

A modern spelling variation of Madeline, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'tower'.

Maddelena

A variant of Maddalena, meaning 'of Magdala'.

Madden

Derived from the Gaelic surname 'O'Madain', meaning 'son of the little dog'.

Maddex

A modern variation of 'Maddox', originally meaning 'son of Madoc'.

Maddie

A diminutive of Madeline, meaning 'woman from Magdala'.

Maddison

A surname meaning 'son of Mathilda', often used as a given name.

Maddix

A modern variant of Maddock, meaning 'son of Madoc'.

Maddoc

Derived from the name Madoc, meaning 'fortunate' or 'benefactor'.

Maddock

An anglicized form of Maddoc, meaning 'benefactor'.

Maddox

Meaning 'son of Madoc', with 'Madoc' meaning 'fortunate' or 'benefactor'.

Maddux

Derived from 'Maddox', akin to 'son of Madoc'.

Maddy

A diminutive of various names including Madeline, meaning 'woman from Magdala'.

Maddyn

A modern variation of Madison, often interpreted as 'son of Maud'.

Madee

A variation of the name 'Maddie', meaning 'woman from Magdala'.

Madelaine

A variant of Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala' or 'elevated'.

Madelca

A diminutive form of Madelaine, signifying a pure woman.

Madelein

A diminutive of Madeleine, meaning 'woman of Magdala'.

Madeleine

Of Magdala; elevated or lofty.

Madeleleine

Variant of Madeleine, signifying 'of Magdala'.

Madelen

A variant of Madeline, meaning 'woman from Magdala'.

Madelena

A form of Madeleine, meaning 'woman of Magdala'.

Madelene

Variant of Madeline, meaning 'of Magdala'.

Madeleva

Meaning 'strength' or 'powerful warrior'.

Madelia

A variant of Madeline, meaning 'woman of Magdala'.

Madelin