Mandy

A diminutive of Amanda, meaning 'worthy of love'.

Mane

A name meaning 'brave' or 'reliable'.

Manel

A variant of Manuel, meaning 'God is with us.'

Manelin

A diminutive of Manel, loosely relating to 'God is with us.'

Manette

A diminutive of Manon or Emmanuelle, meaning 'God is with us.'

Manford

An Old English name meaning 'man by the ford.'

Manfred

A Germanic name meaning 'peaceful man.'

Manfredi

An Italian name meaning 'peaceful ruler.'

Manfredo

An Italian variant of Manfred, meaning 'peaceful man.'

Manfrid

An alternative spelling of Manfred, meaning 'peaceful strength.'

Manfried

A variant of Manfred meaning 'peaceful man.'

Manfrit

Yet another variant of Manfred, meaning 'peaceful ruler.'

Manheim

Home of man; traditionally signifies a settlement or village.

Manila

Means 'a place of the Jenny tree'; also known as the capital city of the Philippines.

Manlea

A variation of manly, often interpreted as 'strong' or 'brave'.

Manleich

A variant of Manley, meaning 'manly' or 'strong'.

Manleigh

Means 'manly or courageous meadow'.

Manley

A surname turned first name meaning 'from the man's meadow'.

Manly

Means 'brave or strong'.

Mann

A surname meaning 'man or son of man'.

Mannes

A variant of the name Emmanuel, meaning God is with us.

Manneville

A surname that implies belonging to a town or a settlement.

Manney

A variation of the name Manny, often a diminutive of Emmanuel.

Mannfred

A name meaning strength and peace.

Mannfryd

A name meaning peace and protection.

Mannie

A diminutive form of the name Emmanuel, meaning God is with us.

Manning

Derived from a surname meaning 'descendant of the man'.

Mannix

Mannix is derived from the Gaelic name 'Manchán', meaning 'little monk'.

Mannleah

Mannleah means 'the meadow by the man' or 'land of the man'.

Mannton

Mannton is commonly interpreted as meaning 'town of the man' or 'mansion'.

Mannus

Mannus means 'man' or 'human' in Latin.

Manny

Manny is a diminutive form of Manuel, meaning 'God is with us'.

Mano

Mano means 'hand' in Spanish as a noun and is often a short form of Manuel.

Manoel

Manoel is a variation of Emmanuel, meaning 'God is with us'.

Manolito

Little man

Manolo

A variant of Manuel meaning God is with us

Manon

Wily; cunning

Manos

A shortening of the name Manolis, derived from Emmanuel, meaning 'God is with us.'

Mansel

Mansel is a diminutive form of the Old French name 'Mancel', meaning 'little man' or 'young man'.

Mansell

Mansell is a variant of Mansel, which means 'little man' or 'young man' in Old French.

Manser

Manser derives from Middle English, indicative of a 'servant of the man' or 'man servant'.

Mansey

Mansey is an Old English name meaning 'man’s island' or 'island of the man'.

Mansfeld

Mansfeld is a German name that means 'field of the man', referring to a clearing or open field.

Mansfield

Mansfield means 'field with a man’s estate' derived from Old English.

Manson

Son of the man or servant of the man; often linked to the occupation of a steward or master of a household.

Manten

Manten translates to 'to maintain or preserve.'

Manton

Manton means 'from the town on the hill.'

Manuel

Manuel means 'God is with us' in Hebrew, derived from the biblical name Immanuel.

Manuela

Manuela is the feminine form of Manuel, meaning 'God is with us.'

Manuell

Manuell is a variation of Manuel, also meaning 'God is with us.'

Manuella

Manuella is the feminine version of Manuel, translating to 'God is with us.'

Manuelo

Manuelo is a diminutive form of Manuel, meaning 'God is with us.'

Manute

A name of Sudanese origin meaning 'the one who has no mother.'

Manzi

A diminutive or affectionate form of names like Manuela.

Maovesa

A warrior or a brave one.

Maquilla

A variant of 'makeup' or 'to adorn', reflecting beauty.

Marabella

Marabella is derived from Spanish, meaning 'beautiful sea.'

Marabelle

Marabelle is a French variation meaning 'beautiful sea,' similar to Marabella.

Marabeth

Marabeth is a combination of Mary and Elizabeth, meaning 'bitter' and 'oath of God.'

Marable

Marable is derived from 'Mary' and 'beloved,' implying one who is dearly loved.

Marache

Marache is derived from French, meaning 'to march' or related to a journey.

Maraed

Maraed is a modern invented name with no specific traditional meaning but associates with 'bitter' like Mara.

Maraia

Maraia is a variant of Maria with Hebrew roots, meaning 'bitter.'

Marajade

Marajade combines 'Maria' and 'jade,' symbolizing purity and preciousness.

Maralyn

A variant of 'Marlene,' meaning 'little Lady' or 'from the land by the lake.'

Maralyne

A variant of 'Maralyn,' with similar meanings of 'lake' or 'sea.'

Maralynn

Another variation of 'Maralyn,' meaning 'from the lake district.'

Maran

Meaning 'hawk' or a derivative of 'Marano,' relates to 'sea or ocean' in some contexts.

Maranda

A variant of 'Miranda,' meaning 'worthy of admiration.'

Marant

Meaning related to 'the reachable or admirable one'.

Maranz

A name of Italian origin, often associated with strength and resilience.

Maranzie

Implication of personality related to 'one worthy of marveling.'

Marat

A name of ancient origins meaning 'the one who is brave,' common in Russian culture.

Marbella

A name derived from a place in Spain, meaning 'marble' or 'beautiful sea'.

Marbita

A diminutive form of names like 'María' and 'Roberto' commonly used in Spanish-speaking cultures.

Marc

A name derived from Latin meaning 'warlike' or 'of Mars'.

Marc-antoine

A compound name meaning 'warlike' and 'priceless' derived from Latin.

Marca

A name meaning 'sign' or 'mark' in Spanish.

Marcaeus

A variant of 'Marcus', meaning 'warlike' or 'of Mars'.

Marcail

A name meaning 'little mark' or 'warlike' in French.

Marcario

A Spanish form of 'Mark', meaning 'warlike' or 'of Mars'.

Marcas

A variant of 'Marcus', meaning 'warlike' or 'of Mars'.

Marce

A diminutive of Marcus, meaning 'warlike' or 'of Mars'.

Marceau

A French name meaning 'little warrior' or 'manly'.

Marcee

A French name derived from 'Marc', often denoting femininity with a diminutive form.

Marcel

A name meaning 'little warrior' derived from 'Marcus'.

Marcela

Marcela means 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars', the Roman god of war.

Marceli

Marceli is derived from 'Marcellus' and means 'little warrior'.

Marcelina

Marcelina means 'young warrior' or 'little warrior', derived from the name Marcellus.

Marceline

Marceline means 'little warrior' or 'of Mars', linked to the Roman god of war.

Marcelino

Marcelino means 'little hammer' or 'young warrior'.

Marcell

Marcell derives from 'marcellus', meaning 'little warrior' or 'young warrior'.

Marcella

Marcella means 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars', symbolizing strength.

Marcelle

Marcelle means 'little warrior' and is a feminine form of Marcel.

Marcellin

Marcellin means 'young warrior' or 'little hammer'.

Marcellina

Marcellina means 'young warrior' or 'little warrior', derived from Marcella.

Marcelline

Marcelline means 'little warrior' or 'warlike', a diminutive of Marcel.

Marcellino

Marcellino means 'little warrior' or 'young warrior', derived from Marcelus.

Marcello

Marcello means 'little warrior' or 'young warrior', derived from the Latin name Marcellus.

Marcellus

Marcellus means 'little hammer' or 'young warrior', associated with strength.