Modern invented name, a unique elaboration of Mandisa.

Strength, "power."

A stringed musical instrument.

Diminutive of Amanda ("worthy of love") or Miranda.

Breton diminutive of names like Emanuel or a variant of Manel.

Man of peace.

Tropical fruit.

Borough of New York City.

Variant of Manuela, or from a place name.

Capital city of the Philippines.

Victory of the mind, "one who conquers the mind."

Sweet, "beautiful," "pleasant."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

English/German surname: "man."

Giver of blessings, "benefactor."

English surname: "son of Man" or from a place name.

Rest, "peace."

Born of the mind, "mental."

Spanish diminutive of Manuel.

French diminutive of Marie.

From Manohara, a character in Thai literature.

French Armenian diminutive of Manuel or a surname.

Powerful ruler, "man of power."

Italian form of the Germanic Manric, famous from Verdis opera *Il Trovatore*.

From the French place name Le Mans, or an English surname.

Intellectual, "mental," "born of the mind."

Victorious, "divinely aided."

Alternate transliteration of Mansoor.

A common Lithuanian given name, possibly from "manta" (property).

English place-name/surname: "farmstead of the people."

Sacred utterance, "prayer," "instrument of thought."

Etruscan god of the underworld.

A short, profound, and multicultural name. In Sanskrit, it refers to the progenitor of humanity; in Hawaiian, it means "bird," giving it dual, nature-connected meanings.

Spanish/Portuguese form of Emmanuel ("God is with us").

Feminine form of Manuel.

Manus

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Hawaiian name.

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Tswana name from Botswana.

Sky.

The hardwood tree known for its colorful fall leaves and syrup.

Sea.

Bitter.

Gazelle.

A place in the territory of Zebulun.

Aspiration, "goal," "desire."

French form of Marcellus ("little warrior").

Spanish/Portuguese feminine form of Marcel.

Feminine elaboration of Marcel.