Lot

Means 'veil' or 'covering', and is the name of a biblical figure.

Lotan

A name from the Bible, meaning 'a visor' or 'to shield.'

Lul

Means 'night' and often associated with beauty in Hebrew culture.

Lulaya

A feminine form of 'Lulu', signifying 'precious' or 'beloved'.

Luria

Luria means 'my light' in Hebrew.

Luvia

The name means 'to be loved' or 'beloved'.

Luza

Derived from 'Luz', meaning 'light' or 'radiance'.

Maayan

Meaning 'spring' or 'well', symbolizing life-giving water.

Maccabee

The name Maccabee means 'Hammer' and is associated with a Jewish rebel leader in the Maccabean Revolt.

Maccabi

Maccabi also refers to the Jewish fighters of the Maccabean Revolt, meaning 'Hammer' in Hebrew.

Madaya

A variant of the name 'Maddie', meaning 'woman from Magdala'.

Mador

Means 'to navigate or lead'.

Maera

A light or an illuminating ray.

Maessa

A gift; someone who is given.

Magen

Meaning 'shield', often symbolizing protection in Jewish contexts.

Mahalath

A fragrant tree; a form of the name Mahalath occurs in the Old Testament.

Mahaley

A variant of Mahala, meaning 'tenderness' or 'affection.'

Mahershalalhashbaz

Mahershalalhashbaz means 'swift is the booty, speedy is the prey'.

Mahlon

A name meaning sickness, historically associated with biblical figures.

Maiah

Close to God; signifies divine connection.

Maidel

A maiden; signifies youth and purity.

Maiman

A name meaning 'brave' or 'strong' in Hebrew, often linked with notable historical figures.

Maimon

A Hebrew name meaning 'they are strong' or 'brave'.

Malach

Messenger or angel.

Malachai

My messenger or angel.

Malachi

My messenger, sent from God.

Malachy

Messenger of God.

Malca

A name meaning 'queen' or 'leader' in Hebrew.

Malchom

A variant of the name Moloch, referring to a king or ruler in ancient contexts.

Malka

Malka means 'queen' in Hebrew.

Malkia

Malkia means 'my queen' in Hebrew.

Malkiel

Malkiel means 'my king is God' in Hebrew.

Malon

A biblical name meaning 'to sing'.

Mamon

A name often used in religious contexts meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity.'

Manasseh

He who is forgotten

Manassen

He causes to forget

Manasses

He who makes forget

Mandel

A name that means 'almond' or 'life' in Hebrew.

Mandelina

A diminutive form of Mandel, meaning 'little almond.'

Manna

Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'bread from heaven'.

Manoah

Manoah means 'rest' or 'calm' in Hebrew.

Manoha

Manoha is closely associated with the Hebrew word for 'rest'.

Mantel

Mantel refers to 'a place of warmth, comfort or covering.'

Mara

Mara means 'bitter' in Hebrew, often associated with the story of Naomi in the Bible.

Maraal

Maraal is derived from the Hebrew name Mara, meaning 'bitter.'

Maraala

Maraala is a variation of Mara, associated with bitterness or sorrow in Hebrew tradition.

Marah

Marah means 'bitter' in Hebrew, often signifying pain or sorrow in the Biblical context.

Maraya

A name meaning 'beloved' or 'to be loved' in Hebrew.

Mardea

A variant of Mardah, meaning 'to be strong' or 'spirit of the sea'.

Mardina

A feminine form meaning 'of the sea' or associated with the sea goddess.

Margalit

Margalit means 'pearl' in Hebrew, symbolizing rarity and beauty.

Margalo

Margalo is derived from Margaret, meaning 'pearl' in Greek.

Mari

A variation of Mary, meaning 'sea of bitterness' or 'rebelliousness'.

Mariah

Wished-for child

Mariha

A variant of Mary, meaning 'bitter' or 'sea of sorrow.'

Marna

Meaning 'joy', it is a feminine form from the Hebrew name Marnah.

Marni

Meaning 'of the sea' or 'sea of bitterness', derived from the name Miriam.

Marnin

A variation of Marnie, possibly meaning 'of the sea' or connoting joy.

Marnina

A feminine form meaning 'of the sea' or 'joyful'.

Marshan

A variant of 'Mershon', meaning a person who is born to a noble family or knight.

Masada

The Hebrew word for 'fortress', often associated with the ancient fortress in Israel.

Masel

Refers to 'a savior' or 'deliverer', contextually linked to turning away from distress.

Maslen

Maslen means 'gift from God'.

Massa

Massa means 'a burden' or 'something that is carried' in Hebrew.

Massika

Massika means 'the one who enlivens or gives life'.

Matai

A name meaning 'gift of God'.

Matana

Matana means 'gift' or 'present' in Hebrew.

Mataya

Mataya means 'gift of God' and is often associated with blessings in Hebrew culture.

Mateah

Mateah means 'gift of God' and is often related to blessings in a Hebrew context.

Mathew

Gift of God; derived from the Hebrew name 'Mattityahu'.

Mathye

Gift of God; relevant to spiritual or divine contexts.

Mati

Gift from God; commonly associated with divine blessings.

Mattan

Gift, often associated with divine blessings.

Mattathias

Gift of God, a biblical name associated with a Maccabean leader.

Matthan

Gift, indicating a blessing or offering.

Mayara

Mayara means 'the one who is closely connected to the water'.

Mayer

One who is a bright or a guiding light.

Mayim

Means 'water' in Hebrew, often associated with purity and life.

Mazelina

A variant of the name Mazel, which means 'luck' or 'fortune' in Hebrew; often connected to positive omens.

Mea

Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'beloved' or 'precious.'

Meah

A variant of 'Mia', meaning 'bitter' in Hebrew.

Mehetabel

The name means 'God makes happy'.

Mehira

This name means 'gift of God'.

Mehitabel

The name translates to 'God makes happy'.

Meir

Meaning 'to illuminate' or 'light', often associated with enlightenment in Jewish traditions.

Meira

Meaning 'light' or 'illuminating', symbolizing brightness and clarity.

Meirit

A feminine form of Meir, meaning 'she who brings light' or 'illuminator'.

Meisha

Meaning 'gift from God', representing divine blessing.

Melchia

Meaning 'king' in Hebrew, often a variant form of Melchior.

Melchisedec

Meaning 'king of righteousness' in Hebrew, biblically recognized as a figure benefiting Abraham.

Meleah

A variant of Michaela, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Meliah

A variation of the name 'Melanie', meaning 'dark' or 'black'.

Meliha

Derived from Hebrew meaning 'sweet' or 'pleasant'.

Melisha

Melisha means 'to be of God' and has roots in Hebrew language.

Melka

Melka means 'queen' in Hebrew, symbolizing nobility and strength.

Mellilah

Mellilah means 'nightingale' in Hebrew, symbolizing poetic beauty and song.

Menachem

Menachem means 'comforter' in Hebrew.

Menaha

Menaha means 'to comfort' in Hebrew, linked to emotional support.

Menahem

Menahem also means 'the comforter' in Hebrew, similar to Menachem.

Menashe

He who causes to forget or is forgotten.