| Mahipathi | The ruler of the earth |
| Mahodara | Generous and kind |
| Mahok | Eminent, Another name for Vishnu |
| Maimat | Devoted, A promise to God |
| Mani Shankar | Lord Shiva, Mani - jewel + Shankar - causing happiness, Conferring good fortune, Auspicious |
| Manju Prasad | Snow, Dewdrops, Beautiful |
| Manju Prasanna | A pleasant, lovely soul |
| Marutatmaja | Adored like gems |
| Maruth | Air, God of the wind, Another name for Lord Vishnu, Brilliant, Breeze, The storm God, Belonging to the wind |
| Maruthi Prasad | Lord Hanuman, Bhimsen |
| Masar | Sapphire, Jewel, Emerald |
| Mathrudev | One who worships his mother, For one whom mother is the deity |
| Matil | An intelligent and wise individual. |
| Mayamanushyacharitra | Incarnation of the human form to establish Dharma |
| Medant | Danav ka ant karne vala |
| Meehan | Irish surname meaning 'great lord' or 'noble one', derived from the Gaelic word 'Micheán'. |
| Megh Nad | Roar of clouds, Thunder |
| Meghajith | King of the sky or celestial king, a title of honor in ancient Indian and Persian cultures. |
| Meghanad | Son of raavan). Megh means cloud n naad means sound. he was named so because a terrific thunder occurred when he took birth (Ravanas son, who made Laxman unconscious in the battlefield with his arrow) |
| Meghanraj | The king of clouds or the rain god. |
| Meghmalhar | Clouds, Raag for rains |
| Mohana Priya | Loving, Attractive & charming |
| Mohanan | Mohanan means 'beloved' or 'dear one' in Malayalam, a language spoken in southern India. |
| Mokshal | Mokshal is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is victorious over the world' or 'triumphant'. |
| Monank | A part of a Moon |
| Mookesh | Lord of the dumb, Another name for Lord Shiva, To liberate |
| Mounith | Mounith is a variant of the name Mounith, possibly derived from the Arabic name 'Munith' meaning 'to be generous'. |
| Mouvian | French surname derived from 'mouvoir,' meaning to move, implying a dynamic or active person. |
| Moxit | Moxit is a variant of Moses, derived from the Hebrew name Moshe, meaning 'drawn from the water'. |
| Mranal | A collection of lotus |
| Mridulraj | Mridulraj is a Sanskrit name meaning 'soft and gentle king' or 'king with a gentle nature'. |
| Mridur | A person who is gentle and softspoken. |
| Mrigad | Animal devourer, Tiger |
| Mriganka Mouli | Lord Shiva, Mriganka - the Moon, Mauli - the head, Diadem, Foremost, Crown, Hair ornamented and braided round the head, The earth, A Chain made of rows of pearls separated by gold studs |
| Mriganka Sekhar | Lord Shiva, One with Moon on his head |
| Mrirunay | Someone who is made of soft earth. |
| Mrugnesh | Mrugnesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who has a deer as his emblem or symbol'. |
| Mrunamay | Mrunamay is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beloved of the gods' or 'divine love'. |
| Mrutavanarajeevana | Reviver of dead monkeys |
| Muktendra | Muktendra means 'free from the bondage of worldly attachments' or 'liberated soul' in Sanskrit. |