Meaning and origin uncertain; possibly a Native American name.

A tropical plant with sensitive leaves and fluffy flowers; also a cocktail.

Variant of Manal ("achievement," "attainment").

Beautiful greens child.

Blue sky.

Having a mark like a fish, "fish-eyed."

Feminine form of Minal, "fish-eyed beauty."

Water lily.

Bulgarian diminutive of names like Minodora.

Short form of names like Mindaugas; also a plant name.

Diminutive of Melinda or Linda.

A short, strong, and multicultural name. In Japanese, it evokes mountain peaks; in Turkish, it means "spring," giving it dual, nature-based meanings.

Peak child.

Occupational surname: "one who mines."

Roman goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts.

French diminutive of names like Marie or a variant of Mignonette.

Peak generation.

Bright, "clear," "intelligent."

Bright moon.

Community work, "collective labor."

Gray wolf.

Bright, "clear," "intelligent."

Modern invented name, likely an elaborated form of Mina or Minnie.

Red water.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a place name or clan name.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Mignonette.

German/Scandinavian short form of Wilhelmina.

From Dakota "mn� s�ta" meaning "cloudy water"; a U.S. state.

Diminutive of Wilhelmina, Mary, or other names.

Heaven, "paradise."

Latin for "smaller," "younger."

To bear fruit, "to yield."

Moving cloud.

The aromatic herb.

Diminutive of Araminta or from the herb mint.

Water.

Dutch short form of names like Meinard.

Wonderful, "of wondrous beauty."

Italian elaboration of Mirabel, meaning "wonderful beauty."

French form of Mirabel; also a small, golden-yellow plum.

A surprising and welcome event attributed to divine power.

Light or "bitter."

Future.

Ascension, referring to the Prophet Muhammads journey to heaven.

To wonder, "to admire."

A historic name borne by Wallachian princes (Mircea the Elder).

Italian diminutive of Mira or Mireille.

French diminutive of Mireille or a word for "lookout."

Diminutive of Miriam ("beloved," "sea of bitterness").

Spanish/Portuguese variant of Miriam.