Peacock.

Invented by Australian feminist Maybanke Anderson, combining May and banke.

Elaboration of May or Mabel.

A short, sweet, and multicultural name. In Arabic, it refers to a spread of food; in English, its a variant of Maida, giving it dual, gentle meanings.

Character Mayella Ewell in *To Kill a Mockingbird*.

Modern invented compound of May and Ellen.

German: "mayor"; Jewish: "one who brings light."

Patronymic surname: "son of May."

Violent or damaging disorder.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of May and Kayla or a variant of Mila.

Modern invented name, an elaborate and unique phonetic construction.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of May and Lynn.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of May and Lise.

Diminutive of Mary.

Hardy or "brave strength."

County in Ireland; also from "Maigh Eo" meaning "plain of the yew trees."

Spanish form of Myra or a variant of Maia.

Diminutive of May or a variant of Mabel.

Spanish diminutive of Maria Teresa.

Variant of the surname Merton or a place name.

True reason or "gentle truth."

True gentle beauty.

Peacock.

Short form of Mazal (luck) or a diminutive of names like Mazie.

Meaning and origin uncertain; possibly a Polish place name or invention.

Luck, "fortune," "constellation."

Deer.

Little deer, an honorific form.

A complex network of paths designed to confuse.

A demoness character from the *Lucifer* comics and TV series.

Rain clouds.

Flower.

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

Anglicized form of Mac Cathail ("son of Cathal," meaning "battle rule").

Anglicized form of Mac Cartaine ("son of the son of Carthann," meaning "loving").

Anglicized form of Mac Gille Uidhir ("son of the servant of Odhar").

Anglicized form of Mac Cormaic ("son of Cormac," meaning "charioteer").

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

Anglicized form of Mac C� Uladh ("son of the hound of Ulster").

Anglicized form of Mac D�naill ("son of Donald").

Anglicized form of Mac D�naill ("son of Donald").

Anglicized form of Mac Dubhghaill ("son of the dark stranger").

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

Anglicized form of Mag Uidhir ("son of Odhar," meaning "pale-colored").

Anglicized form of Mac an t-Saoir ("son of the carpenter").

Anglicized form of Mac Cathail ("son of Cathal," meaning "battle rule").

Modern invented name, blending the "Mc" prefix with Kayla.

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

Modern invented name, blending the "Mc" prefix with Kenley.

Anglicized form of Mac Gille ("son of the servant").