English Names

Possibly a diminutive or pet form of names like Mary or Margaret, or a modern coinage.

merchant, storekeeper

sea of bitterness, or beloved, or star of the sea

blackbird

shining sea

joyful, pleasant

St. Mawr's land, or boundary rider

joyful meadow

cheerful, joyful

Joyful, pleasant, or sea-bright

variant of Myrtle, meaning 'myrtle tree'

shining sea

city, metropolitan area

Maiden, young woman (ironic for a male name)

mayor, steward, or farmer

daughter of the judge

My bitter star of the sea

who is like God?

Who is like God?

Pleasant, or derived from the surname Miley, meaning 'soldier' or 'servant'.

Soldier; bitter, rebellious, or beloved; May-born

Modern coinage, possibly a blend of 'Milena' and 'lady'

guardian of the mill

small soldier, miller, or millet (grain)

beloved, or a diminutive of various names

love, knowledge, or a short form of other names

Honey; sweet

honey; sweet

of the sea, bitter, or wished-for child

mint plant

a wondrous event, an act of God

Mister

mist, fog

mist, haze

like mist, hazy, or covered in mist

diminutive of Martha or Mildred

to combine or blend

star of the sea; bitter

Advisor and flower

pointed hill

from the pointed hill

From Morocco

dead lake, settlement on a moor

Maiden, dark or raven-haired

born of God; drawn out of the water

Son of Moses

unclear, possibly a diminutive or nickname

Combination of 'Mya' (great, mother) and 'Mae' (pearl, May)