Mastroop

A name that translates to 'best in manner' or 'the one with the best form'.

Mastuk

A name meaning 'one who is proud' or 'noble'.

Mastveer

A name that means 'brave in battle'.

Masun

A name meaning 'to endure or to withstand'.

Mata

A name meaning 'mother', often used as a term of respect in India.

Mataj

A name meaning 'he who is worthy', often used to denote respect or honor.

Matali

Matali means 'God of Winds' and is often associated with Hindu mythology as the charioteer of the god Indra.

Matanga

Matanga refers to a person who is born under the influence of the moon and is often associated with the deity Lord Ganesha.

Matangakamini

Matangakamini directly translates to 'the beloved of Matanga', a term used in Hindu texts.

Matangamunipujita

Matangamunipujita signifies 'worshipped by sages' in the context of Hindu spirituality.

Matangi

Matangi is a Hindu goddess associated with wisdom and education, representing a form of the goddess Durga.

Matangini

Matangini is derived from the name Matanga, related to wisdom and knowledge in Hindu tradition.

Mathali

Meaning 'one who is an expert.'

Mathan

Means 'gift from the God.'

Mathanan

Means 'gift of God' or 'sacred one.'

Mathanki

Means 'strong'.

Mathanraj

Means 'King Mathan' or 'gift of God.'

Mathavan

Means 'gift from God' in Tamil.

Mathesh

One who is a disciple of Lord Shiva.

Matheysh

Feminine variant of Mathesh, often associated with discipline and spirituality.

Mathi

Can refer to the intellect or wisdom; often associated with education.

Mathila

An ancient name associated with wisdom and strategic thought; sometimes linked to mythology.

Mathisha

Feminine form of Mathesh, indicating a devoted disciple of Shiva.

Mathivanan

One who is knowledgeable; a descriptor for Lord Murugan in Tamil culture.

Mathrudev

God of Motherhood; an honorific title for a divine figure.

Mathur

The place associated with Lord Krishna; signifies a connection to the birthplace of divinity.

Mathura

A sacred city associated with Lord Krishna's life; represents spiritual enlightenment.

Matisha

A name meaning 'one who is good-natured' or 'kind-hearted'.

Matra

Meaning 'one who is the mother' in Sanskrit, emphasizing motherhood.

Matre

From Sanskrit, meaning 'mother' or 'goddess of power'.

Matrika

Means 'goddess'; in Hinduism signifies mother deities.

Matrikas

A plural form meaning 'mothers' and refers to divine feminine energy in Hinduism.

Matrim

King or prince, symbolizing authority and power.

Matru

Mother, representing motherhood and nurturing.

Matsendra

Lord of the Matsya, referring to a Hindu deity that took the form of a fish.

Matsya

Fish, often associated with the Matsya avatar of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism.

Matsyendra

Lord of fish, symbolizing depth and wisdom in Hindu philosophy.

Matsyendranatha

Lord of Matsyendra, a revered sage in Hindu tradition.

Maurya

Commonly a surname, linked to the Maurya dynasty, signifying 'a descendant of the Maurya' or 'of Maurya lineage'.

Mausam

Meaning 'season' in Hindi, often referring to the changing seasons of nature.

Mausami

Mausami means 'seasonal' or 'related to seasons' in Hindi.

Mausaum

Mausaum is a variant that relates to seasons in Hindi culture.

Maushmi

Maushmi means 'goddess of the seasons' in Hindi.

Mausi

Mausi means 'aunt' in Hindi, often used as a term of endearment.

Mausluni

Mausluni derives from 'Mausam' and can signify seasonal characteristics.

Mausum

Mausum means 'related to the seasons' in Hindi.

Mausumi

Mausumi means 'pertaining to the season' in Hindi.

Mautushi

Mautushi can signify 'life' or 'existence' in Hindi.

Mava

Mava means 'beloved' in Hindi.

Mavali

Mavali means 'of the moon' in certain Indian dialects.

Mavisha

A variant of Maaya, it means 'illusion' or 'dream' in Sanskrit.

Mavji

A name derived from 'Mavji' meaning 'sugarcane' in Gujarati.

Mavleen

A name signifying 'gentle' or 'peaceful'.

Maya

Means 'illusion' or 'magic', also associated with the goddess of illusion in Hinduism.

Mayabati

Means 'one who is endowed with the gift of illusion', often referring to the goddess Durga in Hindu belief.

Mayadeh

Means 'one who personifies the quality of illusion or creativity' in Hindu contexts.

Mayah

A variation of Maya, meaning 'illusion' or 'magic', with cultural significance in Hindu texts.

Mayakarthikeyan

Means 'one who is associated with Lord Kartikeya, the Hindu god of war'.

Mayamanushyacharitra

Refers to a story or tale about human nature and illusions in Hindu culture.

Mayamareechahantre

Refers to 'one who kills the illusion of the deer', closely related to tales in Hindu mythology.

Mayameen

Means 'the one who is an embodiment of illusion' or related qualities in Hinduism.

Mayandi

Means 'one who is endowed with extraordinary skills or wisdom' in Tamil context.

Mayank

Means 'moon', representing brightness and beauty in Hindu culture.

Mayanka

Means 'moonlight', regarded as a beautiful and serene name in Hindu culture.

Mayanshi

Mayanshi means 'the one who is charming' or 'a beautiful girl'.

Mayappan

Mayappan is derived from a term to describe Lord Murugan, meaning 'one who is compassionate' or 'the God of love'.

Mayas

Mayas means 'one who has a lot of love', often used to denote someone who is affectionate or caring.

Mayasura

Mayasura refers to 'the king of illusion', commonly associated with a character in Hindu mythology.

Mayavan

Mayavan means 'the one who is pleasing to be with' or 'the charming one'.

Mayawati

Mayawati means 'the one who brings joy' or 'delightful'.

Mayeer

Mayeer means 'one who is charming and lovable'.

Mayekar

Mayekar relates to 'the one belonging to May' or someone associated with the month of May.

Mayil

In Tamil, it means 'peacock' and is associated with grace and beauty.

Mayil Vahanan

Referring to Lord Murugan, literally meaning 'one who rides a peacock.'

Mayilan

One who is of a peacock nature; graceful and vibrant.

Mayilappan

One who is a devotee of Lord Murugan, symbolized by the peacock.

Mayilsami

Symbolizes Lord Murugan; signifies strength and beauty.

MayIndian

A modern blended name incorporating 'May' and a cultural identity.

Mayon

Can refer to 'sun' in some contexts, often used in Sanskrit traditions.

Mayon Marugan

A combination name, where Mayon refers to 'Lord Vishnu', often associated with protection and sustenance.

Mayoor

Means 'peacock' in Sanskrit, symbolizing beauty and pride in Hindu culture.

Mayoora

Means 'peacock' in Sanskrit, often symbolizing grace and beauty.

Mayuesh

A modern name often used in India, meaning 'better or improved'.

Mayuk

An Indian name meaning 'moon', symbolizing beauty and calmness.

Mayuka

An Indian name meaning 'one who is as beautiful as the moon'.

Mayukh

One who brings joy and happiness.

Mayukha

A beautiful yet complex jewel.

Mayukhi

One who represents brightness and beauty.

Mayukmala

A garland of jewels or flowers, symbolizing beauty and delicacy.

Mayur

Peacock, a symbol of beauty and grace.

Mayura

An embodiment of beauty similar to a peacock.

Mayurakhsi

An eye that sparkles like a peacock's feather.

Mayuran

One who is like a peacock in grace or beauty.

Mayuree

One who is as beautiful as a peacock.

Mayuresh

Lord of Mayur, referring to the divine aspect.

Mayuri

A feminine form of Mayur, symbolizing grace and beauty.

Mayurika

One who adorns beauty like a peacock's feathers.

Mayurini

A peacock maiden; symbolizing beauty and charm.

Mayush

One who brings prosperity and happiness.

Meahpaara

Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'the one who is as beautiful as the full moon'.