Morse

Morse is derived from the Old French name 'Morse' meaning 'the son of the Moor'.

Mort

Mort means 'dead' or 'death' in Latin and is often associated with the dead in modern contexts.

Morten

Morten means 'of Mars' or 'warrior' in Latin, derived from 'Martinus'.

Mortimer

Mortimer means 'still water' in Old French, referring to a lake or pool.

Morton

Morton means 'town by the moor' in Old English.

Morty

Morty is often a diminutive of Mortimer, meaning 'still water' in Old French.

Moruarch

Moruarch means 'sea' in Scottish Gaelic, reflecting a connection to the ocean or lakes.

Morven

Morven means 'big peak' in Scottish Gaelic, referring to a notable geographical feature.

Morvoren

Morvoren means 'sea maiden' in Cornish, often associated with mermaids.

Morwen

Morwen means 'maiden' or 'girl' in Welsh, with connections to purity and refinement.

Morwenna

Morwenna means 'from the sea' in Cornish, reflecting a maritime connection.

Mory

Mory is often a diminutive form of Maurice, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'Moorish' in Latin.

Morzina

Morzina is derived from Slavic roots, meaning 'little waves' or 'sea'.

Moscelyne

Moscelyne is derived from Latin or French origins, meaning 'little mouse'.

Moselle

Moselle refers to a river in France, signifying 'little born of the water'.

Mosley

Mosley means 'meadow by the moor', originating from English place names.

Moss

Moss is derived from English surnames linked to green plant life or wetlands.

Mossimo

Derived from the Latin word 'mānsuētīnus,' meaning 'most' or 'the greatest.'

Mostyn

Derived from a Welsh place name meaning 'moor' or 'heath.'

Moswen

An Old English name meaning 'mosque or marsh land.'

Mouvian

Mouvian refers to 'being energetic' or 'lively'.

Movses

Movses is the Armenian form of Moses, meaning 'to draw out or to extract'.

Moxit

Moxit is a rare Armenian name, possibly derived from 'mox,' meaning 'seed' or 'origin'.

Moyra

Moyra is a variant of the name Maura, meaning 'bitter' in Irish.

Mpasa

Mpasa means 'to go' or 'to move' in Lingala, a language spoken in the DRC.

Mpenda

Mpenda means 'beloved' or 'one who is loved' in Swahili.

Mstislav

A Slavic name meaning 'glorious power', representing strength and honor.

Mun-Hee

A name meaning 'refined and joy' in Korean, often denoting gracefulness and happiness.

Munachimso

A name meaning 'God is good' in Igbo, can be used for any gender.

Musaazi

Musaazi means 'one who brings happiness' and is commonly used in East African cultures.

Musette

A diminutive form of 'music' or refers to a small flute in French music terminology.

Muthoni

A name meaning 'one who brings joy' in Kikuyu culture.

Muti

A name meaning 'split reed' in the Tswana language.

Mychajlo

Derived from Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Mykhailo

The Ukrainian form of Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Mykhaltso

Form of Mykhailo, closely related to Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Mykola

Ukrainian form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.

Mykyta

Ukrainian variant of Nikita, meaning 'unconquered' or 'victorious'.

Myreen

Variant of Maureen, meaning 'little Mary' or 'star of the sea'.

Myril

Derived from the name Meriel, meaning 'bright sea'.

Myroslava

Meaning 'peaceful and glorious,' it combines elements of peace and glory.

Myvanwy

Meaning 'my lovely' in Welsh, associated with endearment.

Nabor

Of Latin origin meaning 'from the city of Nabor, or from Nabur'.

Nachelle

A modern name derived from the combination of 'Nash' and 'Michelle', suggesting 'who is like God?'.

Nacho

A diminutive form of Ignacio meaning 'fiery' or 'ardent'.

Nacien

A name derived from Latin meaning 'to be born'.

Nacio

Nacio means 'he was born' in Spanish.

Nacole

Nacole is a variant of Nicole, meaning 'victory of the people'.

Nadal

Nadal means 'born on Christmas' in Spanish.

Nadalia

Nadalia is a variation of Natalia, meaning 'born on Christmas'.

Nadalyn

Nadalyn is a modern variant of Natalie, meaning 'born on Christmas'.

Nadalyne

Nadalyne is a modern variant of Natalie, meaning 'born on Christmas'.

Nadasia

Nadasia derives from Nadia, meaning 'hope'.

Nadege

The name means 'hope' or 'wish.'

Nadeja

The name means 'hope.'

Nadejda

The name means 'hope.'

Nadeleine

The name is a variant of Madeleine, meaning 'woman from Magdala.'

Nadelle

The name means 'delicate' or 'noble.'

Nadelyn

The name is a modern variant of Madeline, meaning 'woman from Magdala.'

Nadene

The name means 'the one who is graceful and pleasant.'

Nadette

The name is a diminutive of Nadine, commonly meaning 'hope.'

Nadev

The name means 'the one with a faithful heart.'

Nadezda

The name means 'hope.'

Nadezhda

The name means 'hope.'

Nadia

Means 'hope' in many Slavic languages.

Nadiahope

A combination name meaning 'hope' and 'Nadia', widely used in English regions.

Nadie

A popular diminutive of various names, broadly meaning 'nobody' in Spanish, used affectionately.

Nadin

Meaning 'hope' or 'to be hopeful'.

Nadina

Hope or a variant of the name Nadine.

Nadine

Little hope.

Nadja

Hopeful or filled with hope.

Nadya

Derived from 'Nadia', meaning 'hope' in Slavic languages.

Nadylie

A modern name, likely derived from 'Nadia', representing 'hope'.

Nadyne

A variant of 'Nadine', meaning 'hope'.

Nadzieja

Means 'hope' in Polish.

Naenia

Derived from Latin, meaning 'a lament or a dirge'.

Nafuna

Nafuna means 'a child born after a long time' in Luganda.

Naia

Naia is derived from Basque and means 'wave', often associated with the sea and its beauty.

Naiara

Naiara is often believed to mean 'a place of water' and is linked to the Basque language.

Naidelyn

Naidelyn is a modern name, potentially meaning 'delighted' based on its phonetic resemblance to names like Naida and Aidelyn.

Nairi

Nairi means 'river' and is associated with Armenia's ancient beauty and culture.

Nairn

Nairn is derived from a river name in Scotland, signifying 'a place by the river.'

Nairne

Nairne is a Scottish name meaning 'from the river' or 'riverbank.'

Naisbit

Naisbit refers to a 'farmstead' by a bend in the river or 'Nasi's farm.'

Naisbitt

Naisbitt means 'headland by a river' and refers to a geographical feature.

Nakea

A form of the name 'Kea' meaning 'white' or 'clear.'

Nakedra

A modern name with no established meaning, often associated with beauty or strength.

Nakeisha

A modern name derived from the name Keisha, often meaning 'favourite.'

Nakeya

A modern variant of 'Nakia', often associated with purity.

Nakia

A name of modern origin often interpreted as 'pure' or 'cleansed.'

Nakimera

Meaning 'she who shines' or 'light,' popularly used in Ugandan cultures.

Nakisha

A variant of Keisha, meaning 'favourite' or 'most cherished.'

Nakita

The name Nakita means 'pure' or 'innocent.'

Naldo

Brave and powerful ruler.

Naleigh

From the meadow by the river.

Nancee

A variant of Nancy, meaning grace.

Nancey

A variant of Nancy, meaning grace.

Nanci

A variant of Nancy, meaning grace.

Nancie

A variant of Nancy, meaning grace.

Nancijane

A combination of Nancy and Jane, meaning grace and God is gracious.