Follower of Marduk (Babylonian god).

The traitorous nephew of King Arthur in Arthurian legend.

M�r

Teacher, "instructor."

Apricot.

Spanish/Italian surname: "dark-skinned," "brunette."

Variant of the surname Murray or More.

Arthurian sorceress, half-sister of King Arthur.

A pink gemstone, a variety of beryl.

Chosen by Yahweh, the land of Moriah.

God is my teacher.

Forest child.

English place-name/surname: "moor meadow" or "marsh clearing."

Beloved.

The early part of the day, from dawn to noon.

From Morocco, a country in North Africa.

A country in North Africa.

Queen.

Diminutive of Morris or Morwenna.

English form of Maurice ("Moorish," "dark-skinned").

Feminine form of Morris.

Son of Morris.

English surname, meaning "day" or "morrow."

English surname, associated with the inventor of Morse code.

Short form of Mortimer or Morton.

French place-name: "still water."

Diminutive of Mortimer or Morton.

Mother of T�rin Turambar in J.R.R. Tolkiens legendarium.

Modern invented name, a variant of Joseph with an "M" sound.

Hebrew form of Moses ("drawn out of the water").

A king and prophet in the Book of Mormon.

English place-name/surname: "mouse clearing."

The chosen one, an epithet of the Prophet Muhammad.

Welsh place-name: "fortified field."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Native American name.

Origin, "source," "foundation."

Element child or "original child."

Nickname for Detroit, famous for its record label.

Origin inlet/bay.

Origin generation.

Wish, "desire."

Desired, "wished for."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

The "man-cub" protagonist of Rudyard Kiplings *The Jungle Book*.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Force of character, determination, and nerve.

Mao?hna

English occupational surname: "dyer."

Meaning "Im happy with my being."

German surname of the legendary composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.