Name | M/F | Meaning |
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Mûril | Meaning : Used in : Kurdish |
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Mabeil | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Mabel | Meaning : Used in : Australian, English, Jamaican, Latin, Swedish, American, British |
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Mac-asgaill | Meaning : Son Of Asgaill. Used in : Gaelic |
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Macardell | Meaning : Son Of Great Courage. Used in : Irish |
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Maccoll | Meaning : Son Of Coll Used in : Scottish |
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Macdomhnall | Meaning : Son Of The World's Ruler Used in : Scottish |
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Macdonell | Meaning : Son Of The World's Ruler Used in : Scottish |
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Macdougal | Meaning : Son Of Dougal Used in : Gaelic, Scottish |
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Macdoughall | Meaning : Son Of Dougal Used in : Scottish |
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Macdowell | Meaning : Son Of Dougal Used in : Gaelic, Scottish |
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Macdubhgall | Meaning : Son Of Dougal Used in : Scottish |
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Macel | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Macell | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Machial | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Machiel | Meaning : Used in : Australian, Dutch |
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Macneill | Meaning : Son Of The Champion Used in : Scottish |
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Macniall | Meaning : Son Of The Champion Used in : Scottish |
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Macnicol | Meaning : Son Of The Conquering People Used in : Scottish |
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Macuilmalinal | Meaning : Used in : Aztec, Mexican |
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Macuilxochitl | Meaning : Used in : Aztec, Mexican |
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Macwell | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Madanapal | Meaning : Lord Of Love Used in : Hindu |
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Madangopal | Meaning : Lord Krishna Used in : Hindu |
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Madangopal; Madhangopal | Meaning : Lord Krishna Used in : Kannada, Telugu |
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Madankirpal | Meaning : Used in : Hindu |
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Madanpal | Meaning : Cupid, God Of Love Used in : Hindu |
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Madanpaul | Meaning : Preserver Of Cupid. Used in : Sikh |
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Madel | Meaning : Used in : Greek, French, Hebrew |
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Madhu mangal | Meaning : Krishna's Friend Used in : Hindu |
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Mael | Meaning : In irish meaning is : Devotee Used in : French, British, Celtic, English, French, Irish, Welsh |
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Mael-sechnaill | Meaning : Devotee Of St Sechnall Used in : Irish |
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Maelmichael | Meaning : Used in : Celtic |
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Maelsechnaill | Meaning : Used in : Celtic |
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Magael | Meaning : Son Of The Irish Used in : Irish, Celtic |
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Magal | Meaning : Used in : Hebrew, Danish |
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Magdiel | Meaning : Used in : Hebrew, French, Biblical |
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Magiel | Meaning : Used in : Dutch |
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Mahail | Meaning : Used in : Hebrew, Greek |
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Mahakal | Meaning : Lord Of Siva Used in : Hindu |
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Mahan nirmal | Meaning : Purest Of Pure. Used in : Sikh |
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Mahanpal | Meaning : Great Protector. Used in : Sikh |
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Mahidol | Meaning : Used in : Thai |
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Mahinderpal | Meaning : Protector Of The Lord Of Earth. Used in : Sikh |
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Mahipal | Meaning : Protector Of Earth. Used in : Hindu, Gujarati |
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Mahol | Meaning : Used in : Hebrew, French |
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Maichael | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Maichail | Meaning : Gift From God Used in : Hebrew, Greek |
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Maickel | Meaning : Used in : Dutch |
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Maicol | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Maieul | Meaning : Used in : Celtic |
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Maik-michael | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Maikel | Meaning : Used in : Australian, Netherlands, Dutch |
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Maikl | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Maikol | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Maisil | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Majell | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Majkol | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Makbul | Meaning : Used in : Arabic, German |
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Makhoul | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Makol | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Makoul | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Mal | Meaning : Messenger Of God Used in : Hebrew, French, German, Celtic, Irish, Hebrew |
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Malchiel | Meaning : God Is My King, Or Counselor. Used in : Biblical |
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Malkiel | Meaning : Used in : Hebrew, French |
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Malol | Meaning : Used in : Kurdish |
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Maloryl | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Manal | Meaning : In Lebanese meaning is : Attainment, Acquisition, Achieve Used in : Arabic, Australian, Lebanese, Arabic, Australian, Lebanese, Sindhi, Kannada |
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Mancel | Meaning : In Jamaican meaning is : From the manse Used in : American, African, Australian, Jamaican, Australian |
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Mancell | Meaning : Used in : Australian, Australian |
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Mandel | Meaning : In french meaning is : Makes garments Used in : Hebrew, French, German |
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Mandell | Meaning : Almond. Used in : German |
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Maneil | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Mañel | Meaning : Used in : Basque, English, German, Australian, British |
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Manfred-carl | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Manfred-karl | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Manfred-paul | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Mangal | Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Auspicious Used in : Arabic, Muslim, Punjabi, Punjabi, Gujarati |
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Manhal | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Manivel | Meaning : A spear or a sword made of gems Used in : Tamil |
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Manjinderpal | Meaning : Protector Of Lord Of Mind. Used in : Sikh |
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Mannil | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Mannuel | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Manoel | Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : God is with us Used in : French, Portuguese |
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Manoharpal | Meaning : Protector Of The Charming Used in : Sikh |
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Manoil | Meaning : Used in : Australian, German |
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Manojpal | Meaning : Protect Of Heart. Used in : Sikh |
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Manol | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Manoual | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Manouel | Meaning : Used in : Australian |
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Manpaul | Meaning : Protector Of Heart Used in : Sikh |
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Mansel | Meaning : From The Manse. A Manse Is A House Occupied By A Clergyman. Used in : British, English, Australian |
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Mansell | Meaning : From The Manse. A Manse Is A House Occupied By A Clergyman. Used in : British, English |
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Mansheetal | Meaning : Satisfaction Of Heart. Used in : Sikh |
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Mantel | Meaning : Makes Garments Used in : French |
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Manual | Meaning : God Is Among Us. Used in : Hebrew |
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Manuel | Meaning : God Is With Us Used in : American, Armenian, Hebrew, French, German, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss |
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Manuel-angel | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Manuel-michael | Meaning : Used in : German |
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Manuell | Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : God is with us Used in : Australian, German, Portuguese |