Anglicized form of Mac Cionaodha ("son of Kenneth").

Fake ID name created for the film *Superbad*.

A short, sweet, and multicultural name. In Latin, its a possessive; in Hawaiian, it means "gentle," giving it a soft, endearing, and international charm.

English topographic name: "meadow."

Variant of Megan, a Welsh diminutive of Margaret ("pearl").

Variant spelling of Megan.

Meara

Grace, "beauty."

Holiest city in Islam.

Latin for "engineer," "mechanic."

Dutch/German form of Matilda ("strength in battle").

Prophetess, "seer."

Loving, "affectionate."

City in North Sumatra, Indonesia.

Italian/Spanish form of the Germanic name Mathard ("strength + hardy").

To ponder, "cunning."

Biblical place name (city in Moab).

Welsh for "September."

Latinized form of Medea; also "the Medes" (an ancient people).

City, the holy city in Islam.

Spanish surname from a place in La Rioja.

Guardian, "protectress."

English surname, possibly from a place name.

Beautiful.

Feather.

Dear, "beloved."

Fish, a symbol of fertility and the zodiac sign Pisces.

A short, multicultural name with nature and leadership meanings. In Dutch, it evokes water; in Indian, it suggests authority, giving it a versatile appeal.

Diminutive of Margaret.

Greek for "great," "large."

The first wife of Hercules in Greek myth.

Diminutive of Margaret or Megan.

Variant spelling of Megan.

Cloud, "thundering cloud."

Gift of Mehr (the sun or Mithra).

Literally "beautiful country," meaning "America."

Feather.

Guided one.

Friend, "companion."

Beautiful forehead, "moon-like forehead."

Alternate spelling of Mahmood ("praiseworthy").

Alternate spelling of Mahmood.

An Indian surname meaning "chief," "teacher," or "accountant."

English surname, possibly from a place name.

A beautiful, melodic, and multicultural name. In Japanese, it evokes bright, pleasant scent; in English, its a variant of a short form, giving it a versatile appeal.

Beautiful jade sound.

Old Welsh name of uncertain meaning, possibly "chief."

Strength + "battle."

German/Dutch short form of names beginning with "Mein" (strength).

One who shines, "enlightens."