Melairl

Melairl is a variant of Mela, related to sweetness and tranquility.

Melanee

Melanee is a variant of Melanie, meaning 'dark' or 'black', linked to beauty.

Melaney

Melaney is another variant of Melanie, meaning 'dark' or 'black', often associated with beauty.

Melangell

Melangell means 'honeyed' in Welsh, symbolizing sweetness and divinity.

Melania

Melania means 'black' or 'dark' in Greek, often representing strength and beauty.

Melanie

Melanie means 'dark' or 'black' in French, symbolizing beauty and mystery.

Melanija

Melanija is a variation of Melanie, meaning 'dark' or 'black', linked to beauty.

Melanna

A variation of the name Melania, which means 'dark' or 'black' in Greek.

Melantha

Meaning 'black flower' in Greek, symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Melany

A variant of Melanie, which means 'dark' in Greek.

Melba

Derived from a place name in Australia, often associated with warmth and hospitality.

Melbin

A combination of the names Mel and bin; has no distinct meaning but can be linked to 'dark' or 'black' in context.

Melborn

Meaning 'Mills by the brook' or 'riverbank mill.'

Melbourne

Referring to the site of a town meaning 'mill by the river' in Old English.

Melburn

Variant of Melbourne, referring to a location characterized by mills.

Melburne

Similar to Melbourne, indicative of a place where mills are located by the river.

Melbyrne

A variation of Melbourne, referring to a mill or waterway location.

Melchior

Meaning 'king of light' in Hebrew, often associated with one of the Magi in Christian tradition.

Melchor

The Spanish form of Melchior, meaning 'king of light.'

Melda

A name meaning 'gracious' or 'gentle' in Spanish contexts.

Melden

Meaning 'from the hill' or 'hill dweller' in English origin.

Melder

A variant of 'Milder', meaning one who is mild or kind.

Meldon

Derived from an Old English place name, meaning 'hill with a mill'.

Meldred

Derived from Old English, meaning 'counsel strength'.

Meldreth

A village name in Cambridgeshire, meaning 'the meeting point or assembly place'.

Meldrick

A diminutive of Meldred, meaning 'courageous counselor'.

Meldrik

A variant of Meldrick, meaning 'mild and kind'.

Meldryk

Another variant of Meldrick, associated with kindness and mildness.

Melea

A variant of the name 'Mela', meaning 'black' or ‘dark’; often associated with beauty.

Meleagrant

Means 'grace' or 'blessing', derived from an archaic term 'Mela'.

Meleas

A form of the name Elias, meaning 'Yahweh is God'.

Meledisant

Means 'sweetness', derived from the word 'mélodie'.

Melehan

Means 'grand' or 'magnificent' in Irish origins.

Melena

Meaning 'black' or 'dark', often associated with beauty.

Meleni

A variant of Helena, meaning 'torch' or 'light'.

Melenna

A variant form of 'Melea', meaning 'black', often associated with beauty.

Melesa

Diminutive form of Melissa, meaning 'bee'.

Meletios

Means 'healing' or 'to heal' in Greek.

Meli

A Hawaiian name meaning 'sweet' or 'honey'

Meliagrant

A modern invented name combining 'Meli' and 'grant', likely denoting generosity.

Meliance

A name derived from 'sensitive' or 'delicate' nature in French.

Melias

Derived from 'melio', meaning 'to be kind' or 'gentle' in Greek.

Meliauna

An invented name that combines aspects of 'Melia' with the suffix 'auna', meaning 'moon' or 'light'.

Melicent

Medieval form of Melisende, meaning 'strong in work' or 'labor'.

Meliffany

A combination of 'Meli' and 'Tiffany', implying 'gift of God'.

Melina

A name meaning 'honey' or 'the shining one' in Greek.

Melinda

A blend of 'Melissa' or 'honey bee', with a connotation of sweetness.

Meline

A variant of Magdeline, meaning 'from Magdala', derived from Hebrew roots.

Meliodas

A name popularized in literature, notably from Arthurian legends, suggesting 'to serve' or 'the one who is a prince'.

Melion

A name associated with bravery and strength from old legends and myths, often linked to 'lion'.

Meliora

Meaning 'better' or 'improved' in Latin, symbolizing progress and improvement.

Meliot

An invented name with no established meaning, suggesting a strong bond or connection.

Melisa

The name Melisa means 'bee' in Greek, symbolizing industriousness and community.

Melisande

Melisande means 'strong in work' and is often associated with a character in medieval tales.

Melisant

Melisant derives from Old French origins meaning 'to find' or 'to obtain'.

Melisent

Melisent means 'strong worker' and is based in historical literature.

Melisentia

Melisentia is a variation of Melisent, often associated with strength and prowess.

Melissa

The name Melissa means 'honey bee' in Greek, symbolizing sweetness.

Melissan

Melissan is a variation of Melissa, emphasizing sweetness and light.

Melisse

Melisse means 'honey bee' in French, evoking warmth and gentleness.

Melissza

Melissza is a variation of Melissa, often symbolizing sweetness and fertility.

Melisus

The name Melisus has uncertain origins but may relate to the Greek word for honey.

Melita

Melita means 'honey' in Latin and is often associated with the island of Malta.

Melitsa

Melitsa means 'little bee' in Bulgarian, symbolizing gentleness and community spirit.

Melitta

Melitta means 'honey bee' in Greek, often symbolizing sweetness and productivity.

Meliza

Meliza is a Spanish variant of Melissa, meaning 'honey bee'.

Melker

Melker means 'dairy worker' in Dutch, often used for farm-related occupations.

Melky

Melky is a diminutive or surname-derived name meaning 'little fetch' or 'brightness'.

Mellan

Mellan means 'the young one' or 'the middle child' in Welsh.

Melleta

Melleta is derived from 'Mel,' meaning 'honey' or 'honey bee.'

Melli

Melli is often considered a diminutive of names like Melinda or Melanie, meaning 'honey' or 'black.'

Mellicent

Mellicent is derived from the Latin 'mel' meaning 'honey' and 'cent' meaning 'century,' signifying sweetness and abundance.

Mellie

Mellie is a diminutive of Melanie, meaning 'dark' or 'black,' often associated with sweetness.

Mellisa

Mellisa is a variation of Melissa, meaning 'bee' in Greek, often associated with sweetness and industriousness.

Mellissa

Mellissa is a variation of Melissa, meaning 'bee' in Greek; it represents diligence and sweetness.

Melloney

Melloney is derived from 'mellow' and can suggest a gentle, soft nature.

Melly

Melly is a diminutive form of 'Mel,' meaning 'honey' or 'black'.

Mellyn

Mellyn may derive from names like Melanie or Melyn, meaning 'dark.'

Melodia

Melodia means 'melody' in Italian, signifying musical harmony and beauty.

Melodie

Melodie means 'melody' in French, referring to a sequence of sounds that are musically pleasing.

Melody

Melody means 'song' or 'musical tune' in English, symbolizing harmony and expression.

Melonie

Melonie is a variant of Melanie, meaning 'dark' or 'black,' reflecting sweetness and mystery.

Melony

A variant of 'Melanie', meaning 'black' or 'dark' from Greek.

Melor

Derived from 'melhor', meaning 'better' in Portuguese.

Melosa

Derived from 'mielosa', meaning 'honeyed' or 'sweet' in Spanish.

Melrose

Derived from a place name meaning 'mere of the rose' in Scottish.

Melton

Meaning 'mill town' or ‘farmstead’ in Old English.

Melva

Of uncertain origin, possibly derived from 'mail' meaning 'chief' or 'leader' in Scottish.

Melville

Derived from a place in Scotland, meaning 'mill by the city' in Old English.

Melvin

Meaning 'chief' or 'gentle friend' in Old English.

Melvina

Potentially a combination of 'Mel' and 'vina', meaning 'sweet' and 'friend' in Old English.

Melvon

Meaning 'son of a hero' in Celtic origins.

Melvyn

A variant of Melvin, meaning 'council protector' in Old English.

Melwin

A modern English variant of Melvin, indicating 'gentle friend.'

Melwyn

Meaning 'pleasant' or 'happy' in Welsh.

Melwynn

A variation of Melvin, meaning 'calm friend' in Welsh.

Menard

One who is strong like a mountain or brave.

Menodora

A name that means 'gift of the moon.'

Menzies

A name meaning 'the son of the servant of the church.'

Mephisto

A variant of Mephistopheles, often associated with the devil in literature.