Praiseworthy.

True sail or "truth + sail."

A rich, reddish-brown hardwood.

Dance.

Anglicized variant of the surname Mahon or a place name.

Archaic French form of Muhammad.

Anglicized form of � Mathghamhna ("descendant of the bear").

Anglicized form of � Mathghamhna ("descendant of the bear").

Meaning uncertain; possibly "sky" or related to nature.

Like the moon.

A short, beautiful, and culturally rich name. In Japanese, it means "dance"; in Vietnamese, it refers to the apricot blossom, symbolizing spring and beauty.

Modern invented compound name, blending Mai and Claire.

A sweet, gentle, and multicultural name. It has dual meanings: a spread of food in Arabic and a young woman in English.

A young woman, "virgin."

Finnish/Latvian form of Maria.

German/Dutch form of Mike (Michael).

A beautiful, multicultural name. In Hawaiian, its a metal; in Japanese, it combines dance and fragrance, suggesting a graceful, sweet presence.

German/Dutch diminutive of Maria.

Meaning uncertain; possibly from Zambia.

A fragrant native vine used in leis.

Estonian form of Maria, or "sweet" in other contexts.

Mesh, "link" (of chainmail).

Auspicious, "blessed," "lucky."

A common Kikuyu name and clan name.

U.S. state; also a French province.

Welsh form of Mary.

Scottish Gaelic form of Mary.

Welsh compound of Mair (Mary) and gwen (blessed, fair).

Proud gait, "walking with a swinging gait."

Life.

Modern invented name, a variant of Maisie with a trendy -syn suffix.

Spanish diminutive of Maria.

From the Basque "maite" meaning "love," "beloved."

Meaning uncertain; possibly "eyes" in Kikuyu.

Scottish surname, from a place name.

Glorious, "beautiful," "distinguished."

Danish/Swedish form of May, the month.

Metaphor, "figure of speech."

Glory, "honor," "splendor."

Glorious, "noble," "magnificent."

Feminine form of Majed, meaning "glorious," "noble."

From the Italian mountain range La Maiella; associated with St. Gerard Majella.

Danish diminutive of Maria, or from "Maj" (May).

Military rank; also Latin for "greater."

Feminine elaboration of Major; also from the video game *Majoras Mask*.

The eye of the m? (a type of fish).

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Tswana name.

Toward the sea.

Modern invented name, a variant of Michaela or Makayla.

Modern invented name, an elaborate variant of Makayla.