Monahan

Monahan means 'descendant of the little monk,' typically associated with a religious background.

Monalisa

Monalisa is most famously linked to the art piece 'Mona Lisa,' symbolizing mystery and beauty.

Monark

Monark refers to a 'ruler' or 'king,' typically associated with leadership.

Monet

A name derived from the French surname meaning 'to be warned' or refer to 'the messenger'.

Monica

Derived from Latin meaning 'counselor' or 'advisor'.

Monico

A variation of Monica, often used in Spanish-speaking cultures, meaning 'advisor'.

Monika

Meaning 'advisor' or 'counselor', used in numerous cultures including Indian and Western.

Moniqua

Moniqua is a variant of Monique, meaning 'advisor' or 'counsel' in French.

Monique

Monique is derived from the Latin word 'monachus', meaning 'monk' or 'solitary'.

Monja

Monja is a diminutive of Monika, meaning 'advisor' or 'counsel'.

Monjolaoluwa

Monjolaoluwa means 'the one who carries wealth and blessings' in Yoruba.

Monn

World or Earth.

Monna

Noble lady or sophisticated woman.

Monnie

A variant of the name Mona, meaning 'noble' or 'little one.'

Monolos

Derived from 'Monolo,' signifies 'adviser' or 'counselor.'

Monroe

From the mouth of the river or a hill by the river.

Monserrat

Serrated mountain, named after a famous monastery.

Monserrate

Referring to the Virgin of Montserrat, important in Christianity.

Monta

Mountainous, referring to a high place.

Montague

A steep hill or mountain.

Montana

Mountain or mountainous region.

Monte

Mountain or hill.

Montego

Montego means 'a place of the big tree' or 'larger tree' in Spanish.

Montel

Montel means 'little mountain' in French.

Montenegro

Montenegro translates to 'black mountain' in Spanish.

Monterey

Monterey derives from the Spanish term significating 'king's mountain.'

Montesh

Montesh is often associated with 'the one who brings life' or 'life-giver.'

Montgomerie

Montgomerie means 'from the hillside' or 'of the Gomer people.'

Montgomery

Montgomery means 'mountain of the powerful man' or refers to a location in France.

Montie

Montie is a diminutive of Montgomery, meaning 'mountain of the powerful man.'

Montreal

Montreal is named for 'Mount Royal,' meaning 'royal mountain' in French.

Montrell

Montrell is a modern invented name often used as a variant of Montgomery or Montel.

Montserrat

Montserrat means 'serrated mountain' in Catalan, named after the famous monastery.

Montsho

Montsho means 'the one who gives life' or 'gift of life' in Tswana.

Monty

Monty is a diminutive of Montgomery, meaning 'mountain of the powerful man.'

Monya

Monya is a diminutive of names derived from 'mon' which means 'alone' or 'solitary.'

Moore

A surname derived from the Old English term for 'swampland' or 'marsh'.

Moorea

A name of an island in French Polynesia, known for its beauty.

Moorley

Indicates a person who lived near a 'moor clearing' or 'meadow'.

Mora

Means 'blackberry' in Spanish, symbolizing sweetness and fertility.

Morag

Of Scottish origin meaning 'Mary' or 'sea-circle' in Gaelic.

Moran

A name meaning 'great' or 'noble' in Gaelic.

Moraunt

Derived from the Old French term for 'to decay' or 'to die.'

Moray

From the Gaelic meaning 'sea plain' or 'sea.'

Morcan

An ancient name meaning 'sea warrior.'

Morcant

A name meaning 'sea warrior,' often associated with Scottish legends.

Morcar

A historical name meaning 'sea army.'

Morcenou

A diminutive form meaning 'little Moor.'

Mordrain

Of uncertain origin, possibly linked to Celtic legends.

Mordrains

A variant of Mordrain, associated with the legends of the Welsh bards.

Mordred

Meaning 'brave counsel,' known from the legend of King Arthur.

Mordret

Often considered a variant of Mordred with similar meanings in Arthurian context.

More

Derived from 'Mora,' meaning 'berry' or 'blackberry.'

Moreen

A diminutive of 'Maureen,' meaning 'little Mary.'

Morela

Meaning 'brave and strong,' often linked to the meaning of more in Spanish.

Moreland

Meaning 'moor land' or 'from the marshy land.'

Moreley

Meaning 'from the moor clearing.'

Morena

Meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'brunette' in Italian, often used as a term of endearment.

Moressa

Diminutive of 'Morena', also means 'brunette' or 'dark-haired'.

Morey

Derived from 'Murray', meaning 'from the sea' in Scottish origins.

Morfarch

Means 'great king' or 'magnificent monarch'.

Morfran

Means 'dark crow' or 'black raven', often associated with battles or strength.

Morfudd

Means 'greatness' or 'magnificence', often used in old Welsh texts.

Morgaine

A variant of 'Morgan', often associated with the Arthurian legend's Morgana.

Morgan

Means 'sea-born' or 'bright', commonly used for both genders.

Morgana

Often associated with the enchantress in Arthurian legend and means 'sea circle'.

Morgance

A variant of 'Morgan' with similar meanings related to the sea or brightness.

Morgane

A variant of 'Morgana', meaning 'sea-born' or 'bright'.

Morgann

Variant of 'Morgan', means 'sea-born' or 'bright'.

Morgant

A variant of 'Morgan', referring to 'sea circle' or 'light'.

Morgayne

A variant of 'Morgana', often used in literature and means 'great queen'.

Morgelyn

Means 'little Morgan', a diminutive variation of Morgan, referring to brightness.

Morgen

Means 'morning', often signifying new beginnings or freshness.

Morggan

Variant of 'Morgan', commonly referring to 'sea-born'.

Morgian

Morgian means 'sea circle' or 'from the sea' in Welsh.

Moriddig

Moriddig means 'sea servant' in Welsh.

Morinne

Morinne is a variation of the name Morwenna, meaning 'waves of the sea' in Cornish.

Moris

Moris is derived from the Latin name Maurice, meaning 'dark-skinned' or ' Moorish'.

Morison

Morison means 'son of Mor' in Scottish lineage.

Morissa

Morissa is derived from the name Maurice, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'Moor'.

Moritz

Moritz means 'dark-skinned' and is a variant of Maurice.

Moriz

Moriz is a variant of Moritz and means 'dark-skinned' or 'Moor.'

Morkere

Morkere means 'dark' or 'murky' in Old English, signifying obscurity.

Morland

Morland means 'from the moorland' in Old English.

Morlee

Morlee means 'meadow by the moor' in Old English.

Morleigh

Morleigh means 'from the moor's meadow' in Old English.

Morley

From the marshy land.

Morly

From the marsh clearing.

Morna

The name means 'sorrow' or 'sadness' in Scots Gaelic.

Morolt

Possibly derived from Welsh meaning 'dark' or 'black'.

Moroni

Derived from an Italian surname meaning 'from the mountain'.

Morrey

Derived from the family name meaning 'from the moor'.

Morrie

A diminutive of Morris, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'moor'.

Morris

Derived from the Latin name Mauricius, meaning 'dark-skinned'.

Morrisa

Feminine form of Morris; meaning 'dark-skinned'.

Morrisey

A surname meaning 'descendant of the dark-skinned one'.

Morrison

Means 'son of Morris', indicating descent from a dark-skinned ancestor.

Morrissey

A surname meaning 'son of the dark one'.

Morrley

Morrley means 'from the moor meadow' in Old English.

Morrow

Morrow means 'the following day' or 'morning' in Old English.