Vintage Names

Classic names from past eras making a comeback. Timeless baby names with old-world charm and elegance.

Showing 7,057–7,104 of 11,200 names

American, from Latin

lovable, beautiful

lovable

lady, mistress of the house

of Mars, warlike

Italian, from Hebrew

gift of God

7062.Magadalena

of Magdala

7063.Magcheltje

Dutch, Germanic

pearl

Hebrew, Greek, Latin

of Magdala

of Magdala

English diminutive of Margaret

pearl

7067.Maggie-Mae

English (diminutive of Margaret and May)

Pearl and bitter/star of the sea

7068.Maggie-May

English (combination of Margaret and May)

pearl and month of May

7069.Maggiorina

greater, major

of Magdala, a tower

great, large

great, large

great

great, large

American, likely from Hebrew via English

likely a variant of Mahala, meaning 'tenderness' or 'marrow'

powerful in battle

might, power, battle

Germanic, French

might, power in battle

gift of God

bitter, beloved, or rebellion

Danish, German, Old Norse

bitter, rebellious, or desired (Mai) and bright, famous (Britt)

Hebrew, Egyptian, and Germanic

bitter, rebellion, or wished-for child (Mary) and light (Elisabeth)

unmarried woman, young girl

Maiden, young unmarried woman

pearl; bitter; wished-for child; star of the sea

little May

Irish, English, Latin, Hebrew

bitter, beloved, or star of the sea

Germanic, Old English

brave, strong, or hard

7089.Mainwaring

Anglo-Norman French

from the great manor

May-related; born in May

Aramaic, Hebrew, Latin

star of the sea; bitter; beloved

Star of the sea; bitter

Scandinavian (Maj), Latin (Britt)

Maj: 'pearl' or 'bitter'; Britt: 'from Britain'

7094.Maj Louise

Latin and Germanic

May (month) and famous warrior

Scandinavian, Germanic

May bright

7096.Maj-Britta

Scandinavian, Germanic

May-bright

Scandinavian, Germanic

Pearl and a variant of Margaret

Swedish, Latin, Greek

May (month) and pure

Swedish, Germanic

May (month) + bright, shining

May lily

7101.Maj-Louise

Scandinavian (Swedish)

May (month) and famous warrior

May-Stina, a combination of Maj (May) and Stina (Christine)

7103.Maja Greta

Maja: Latin/Greek/Sanskrit; Greta: Greek/Germanic

Maja: 'great' or 'mother'; Greta: 'pearl'

Hebrew, Latin, Germanic

bitter, rebellion, or wished-for child (Maja) and consecrated to God (Lisa)

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