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Name M/F Origin Meaning rating Macaria Greek daughter of Hercules and Deianara Madelia Greek High tower Madelyn Greek high tower Madge Greek Pearl Maeve Greek, Latin goddess; a purple flower Magdalen Greek High tower Maia Greek, Latin nurse, mother, goddess of spring; great Makrina Greek Sister of St. Basil Malinda Greek Honey Malissa Greek Honey bee Maraidia Greek fairness Marco Greek Defender Margarita Greek Flower Maria Greek, Latin from the Virgin Mary / bittersweet Mariam Greek wife of Herod Marianthi Greek Flower, anthos Marianna Greek beauty and love Marigold Greek a flower Marilee Greek bitterness Marilyn Greek bitter Marina Greek from the sea, ocean Maris Greek Of the Sea Makayla Greek Form of Michael Marla Greek High Tower Marlas Greek High Tower Marmara Greek radiant Martha Greek elegant, kind Mateo Greek Devoted to God Matthew Greek gift of god Matthias Greek God’s Gift Maximos Greek Greatest Maximus Greek Greatest Medea Greek, Latin ruling; middle child Media Greek Communication Megan Greek, Gaelic, Welsh mighty, strong able, pearl Megara Greek wife of Hercules Melanctha Greek black flower Melancton Greek black flower Melaney Greek Dark Melanie Greek dressed in black, dark Melanion Greek Color Melantha Greek Dark Violet Melba Greek, Latin slender, soft; mallow flower Melia Greek nymph daugher of Oceanus Melina Greek yellow canary Melinda Greek gentle one Melissa Greek bee, honey Melody Greek song Metaxenia Greek made of silk Metaxia Greek Silk Metea Greek Gentle Michael Latin, Greek right side of God Mika Greek precious Mikis Greek truthful Miles Latin, Old German, Greek soldier; merciful; millstone Mimis Greek Goddess of Harvest Mindy Greek Honey Minerva Greek, Latin power; thinker Minta Greek mint Miranda Greek to be admired Mixalis Greek godlike Mnemosyne Greek Muse of memory Mona Latin, Greek, Gaelic, Italian peaceful; individual; noble one; my lady Morpheus Greek God of Dreams Moses Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek saved; child; taken from water Muriel Greek, Irish, Latin myrrh; sea-bright; angel of June Myles Greek inventor of the corn mill Myron Greek sweet oil Myrtle Greek a flower, symbol of victory Mysia Greek unknown