| Boys | Girls |
| Malik (Arabic): “King, Master” | Mia (Italian/Scandinavian): “Mine” |
| Mateo (Spanish): “Gift of God” | Maya (Sanskrit): “Illusion, Goddess” |
| Milo (German): “Merciful” | Mila (Slavic): “Dear, Gracious” |
| Maxwell (English): “Great stream” | Madeline (English/French): “High Tower” |
| Matthias (Greek): “Gift of God” | Melody (English): “Song, Tune” |
| Micah (Hebrew): “Who is like God?” | Miriam (Hebrew): “Sea of Bitterness” |
| Makoto (Japanese): “Sincerity, Truth” | Maria (Latin): “Of the Sea” |
| Mohammed (Arabic): “Praiseworthy” | Melanie (Greek): “Dark, Black” |
| Mikhail (Russian): “Who is like God?” | Megan (Welsh): “Pearl” |
| Maverick (American): “Independent, Nonconformist” | Mila (Slavic): “Dear, Gracious” |
| Malachi (Hebrew): “My messenger” | Miranda (Latin): “Admirable” |
| Marcus (Latin): “Mars, the Roman god of war” | Makoto (Japanese): “Sincerity, Truth” |
| Maddox (Welsh): “Son of Madoc” | Malika (Arabic): “Queen” |
| Matias (Spanish): “Gift of God” | Mariana (Spanish/Portuguese): “Grace, Bitter” |
| Martin (Latin): “Of Mars, the Roman god of war” | Marissa (English): “Of the Sea” |
| Malcolm (Scottish): “Disciple of Saint Columba” | Mira (Sanskrit): “Ocean, Prosperous” |
| Myles (Greek): “Soldier” | Melissa (Greek): “Honey Bee” |
| Marvin (English): “Sea lover” | Madhu (Sanskrit): “Sweet, Nectar” |
| Maximilian (Latin): “Greatest” | Molly (English): “Bitter” |
| Morris (English): “Moorish” | Magdalena (Greek): “From Magdala” |
| Maahir (Muslim – Arabic): Skilled, proficient | Mahira (Muslim – Arabic): Skilled, talented |
| Ming (Chinese): Bright, clear | Mei (Chinese): Beautiful, elegant |
| Masaru (Japanese): Victory | Miyuki (Japanese): Beautiful happiness |
| Minho (Korean): Shining, bright | Min-Ji (Korean): Clever, sharp |
| Mazhar (Muslim – Arabic): Appearance, manifestation | Mariam (Muslim – Arabic): Arabic form of Mary, mother of Jesus |
| Mahesh (Hindi/Sanskrit): Great ruler | Mala (Hindi/Sanskrit): Necklace, garland |
| Ming-Hua (Chinese): Clear and bright | Meiying (Chinese): Beautiful flower |
| Mitsuru (Japanese): To be full, fulfilled | Mika (Japanese): Beautiful fragrance |
| Min-Jae (Korean): Quick, fast | Min-Seo (Korean): Wise and beautiful |
| Muhammad (Muslim – Arabic): Praised, praiseworthy | Maryam (Muslim – Arabic): Arabic form of Mary, mother of Jesus |
| Manish (Hindi/Sanskrit): Intelligent, wise | Maya (Hindi/Sanskrit): Illusion, magic |
| Meng (Chinese): Dream | Mengjie (Chinese): Clear and pure |
| Minoru (Japanese): Bearing fruit | Misaki (Japanese): Beautiful blossom |
| Min-Jun (Korean): Sharp, keen | Min-Jung (Korean): Clever and righteous |
| Mustafa (Muslim – Arabic): Chosen one | Mehnaz (Muslim – Arabic/Persian): Pride, beauty |
| Mohan (Hindi/Sanskrit): Enchanting, charming | Manju (Hindi/Sanskrit): Pleasant, sweet |
| Mingyu (Chinese): Bright and abundant | Meixiu (Chinese): Beautiful and elegant |
| Masashi (Japanese): Righteous aspiration | Miu (Japanese): Beautiful feather |
| Min-Woo (Korean): Brilliant and great | Min-A (Korean): Cleverness and elegance |
| Musa (Muslim – Arabic): Moses, to draw out of the water | Mehr (Muslim – Persian): Kindness, love |
| Manav (Hindi/Sanskrit): Man, humanity | Mansi (Hindi/Sanskrit): Woman’s name, intellect |
| Mengshi (Chinese): Clever, witty | Meilin (Chinese): Beautiful jade |
| Makoto (Japanese): Sincerity, truth | Miyoko (Japanese): Beautiful child |
| Min-Seok (Korean): Precious stone | Min-Hee (Korean): Bright and joyous |
| Majeed (Muslim – Arabic): Glorious, noble | Maria (Muslim – Arabic): Arabic form of Mary, mother of Jesus |
| Mihir (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sun | Manisha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Goddess of the mind |
| Min-Jun (Korean): Quick-witted | Meiyu (Chinese): Beautiful rain |
| Mingzhe (Chinese): Wise and virtuous | Mio (Japanese): Beautiful cherry blossom |
| Michio (Japanese): Man on a journey | Min-Joo (Korean): Clever and beautiful |
| Mujtaba (Muslim – Arabic): Chosen, selected | Munira (Muslim – Arabic): Brilliant, illuminating |
| Mohan (Hindi/Sanskrit): Enchanter | Mitali (Hindi/Sanskrit): Friendly, friendly |
| Ming-Hui (Chinese): Bright wisdom | Meifen (Chinese): Beautiful fragrance |
| Masanori (Japanese): To help others | Miyu (Japanese): Gentle, superior |
| Myung (Korean): Bright, clear | Min-Seon (Korean): Wise and good |
| Mahir (Muslim – Arabic): Skilled, expert | Malika (Muslim – Arabic): Queen |
| Manan (Hindi/Sanskrit): Contemplation | Monisha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Intellectual |
| Mingzhu (Chinese): Bright pearl | Meiling (Chinese): Beautiful and delicate |
| Masayuki (Japanese): Correct happiness | Miwa (Japanese): Beautiful harmony |
| Min-Ji (Korean): Quick, clever | Myung (Korean): Bright and clear |
| Munir (Muslim – Arabic): Radiant, illuminating | Munazza (Muslim – Arabic): Honest, pure |
| Mithun (Hindi/Sanskrit): Twin | Medha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Intellect, wisdom |
| Mingli (Chinese): Bright and beautiful | Meifang (Chinese): Beautiful fragrance |
| Masaki (Japanese): True brightness | Momoko (Japanese): Peach child |
| Myeong (Korean): Brightness, light | Myeong (Korean): Brightness, light |
| Mahmood (Muslim – Arabic): Praised, commendable | Muneerah (Muslim – Arabic): Illuminating, enlightening |
| Madhav (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sweet, like honey | Manisha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Intellect, wisdom |
| Mingxuan (Chinese): Clear jade | Meiying (Chinese): Beautiful flower |
| Makoto (Japanese): Truth, sincerity | Miyuki (Japanese): Beautiful snow |
| Min-Gi (Korean): Clever, talented | Myeong (Korean): Brightness, light |
| Mushtaq (Muslim – Arabic): Longing, yearning | Mehr (Muslim – Persian): Kindness, love |
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