Beautiful fragrance child.

Hawaiian form of Michael or Michaela ("who is like God?").

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Mika and Kara or a variant of Michaela.

Coyote.

Beautiful fragrance generation.

Short form of Michael.

Basque form of Michael ("who is like God?").

Diminutive of Michael.

A short, friendly, and multicultural unisex name. In Japanese, it evokes beauty and history; in Hungarian, its a diminutive, giving it a versatile, international charm.

Hawaiian form of Micah ("who is like Yahweh?").

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Mike/Miki with the suffix -esha.

Beautiful record child.

Of the beautiful record.

Trunk man or "stem man," symbolizing strength and stability.

Danish/Norwegian form of Michael.

Finnish form of Michael.

A short, beautiful, and multicultural unisex name. In Japanese, it means "beautiful child"; in Polish, its a diminutive of Nicholas, giving it a sweet, international appeal.

Future.

Birth, especially the birth of a prophet.

Short form of Milagros ("miracles").

Miracle.

Miracles.

Variant of Milind, meaning "bee" or "honey bee."

Meaning uncertain; possibly "cases" or "matters" in a legal sense.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a place name or clan name.

Mild fortress.

Queen.

Lithuanian goddess of love; also a popular given name.

Polish diminutive of names like Milosz or Emilian.

Gracious, "dear."

A short, sweet, and multicultural name. It can be a diminutive of Spanish miracle names or have Sanskrit roots, giving it a gentle, international appeal.

Tongan form of Miriam or Mary.

Gentle caress.

Gentle caress or "heavenly caress."

Affectionate form of Mila ("gracious," "dear").

Scandinavian short form of Camilla or Slavic diminutive of Mila.

Spanish form of the Roman name Aemilianus ("rival").

English occupational surname: "keeper of the mill."

Occupational surname: "grinder of grain."

Plural form of Mill, an occupational surname.

Variant of Millie.

Scottish surname: "mill."

French for "my lord," an English noble title.

French name for Snowy, Tintins dog in *The Adventures of Tintin*.

Gracious, "dear," "beloved."

Short form of Milton.

English place-name/surname: "mill town."

French diminutive of Marie or Miriam.

A wise god in Norse mythology, guardian of the well of wisdom.

Greek diminutive of Dimitris or other names.