Occitan form of Magdalene.

Variant spelling of Magali.

Spanish variant of Magali.

Variant spelling of Megan.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Shona surname or given name.

Possibly from "magar" meaning "the one who magnifies."

Water.

Swan.

Graceful, "lovely."

Short form of Magdalena.

Tower, "fortress."

Archaic English form of Magdalene.

The full, elegant international form of Magdalene.

Spanish elaboration of Magdalena.

My glory.

Anglicized form of Mac Aodha ("son of Aodh/fire").

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Magda or a unique creation.

A purplish-red color; also a character in *Rocky Horror*.

The power of apparently influencing events by mysterious forces.

Latin for "great," "large."

Mighty, "strong." Son of Thor in Norse mythology.

Latin for "great"; a large wine bottle or powerful gun.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Ugandan name.

Short form of Margaret.

Plural of Maha, meaning "wild cows" (oryxes).

Fragrance, "sweet smell."

A short, beautiful name with dual meanings of "dance" (Hebrew) and "love" (Tagalog). It is gentle, positive, and multicultural.

A beautiful, gentle name with dual indigenous and biblical roots. It carries meanings of womanhood and tenderness, suggesting warmth and grace.

Tenderness, "sickness."

Tenderness, "compassion."

Forgiver, "merciful."

White cloud.

Great soul.

Great hero.

Like the moon.

Full moon light, "heavenly moonlight."

Great Indra, "lord of gods."

Variant of Mahendra ("great Indra").

Modern invented name, popularized by actor Mahershala Ali.

Hasten to the spoil, hurry to the plunder.

From Sanskrit "mahisha" meaning "buffalo."

Great lord, a name for Shiva.

Protected, "safeguarded."

Greatness, "glory," "majesty."

Great, "magnificent."

Skilled, "expert," "competent."

Earth, "land."

Sickness or "tenderness."

German surname: "painter."

Praiseworthy.