| MaJai | A name meaning a gift from God. |
| Majaya | A victorious woman |
| Majda | An Arabic name meaning glorious. |
| Majdiya | A name meaning full of glory. |
| Majeeda | Glorious; Variant of Majida: Respected. Eternal. Also glorious, powerful. |
| Majeedah | Variant of Majidah: Glorious. |
| Majeet | Who Lives in Mind |
| Majella | Name of a saint |
| Majesta | A name meaning majestic or grand. |
| Majestas | Royal bearing; dignity. Majestas was Roman goddess of honor. |
| Majesty | Royal bearing; dignity. Majestas was Roman goddess of honor. |
| Majha | Name of a sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr |
| Majhi | A name meaning a boatman or rower. |
| Majida | Glorious; Respected. Eternal. Also glorious, powerful. |
| Majidah | Variant of Majida: Glorious. Powerful. |
| Majori | A name meaning a pearl or gem. |
| Majorie | A name meaning a pearl of light. |
| MAKA | Sioux name meaning " earth." |
| Makaarim | Of good and honorable character |
| Makahlie | A unique name meaning gift of God. |
| Makaila | Who is like god |
| Makaio | A Hawaiian name meaning gift of God. |
| MAKALA | A name meaning myrtle or darkskinned. |
| Makali | A name meaning small or little one. |
| Makana | A Hawaiian name meaning a precious gift. |
| Makanda | A name meaning a gift from the earth. |
| Makara | Born Under Capricorn |
| Makareta | Maori form of Margaret. |
| Makarim | Of good and honorable character.; Honourable. |
| Makas | An end, ending, growing hope. |
| MAKAWEE | Sioux name meaning " mothering." |
| Makay | A name meaning a child of the earth. |
| Makayla | Beautiful; Who Is Like God?; Form of Michaela, meaning 'who is like God?' |
| Makaylah | Who is like God. Feminine version of Michael. |
| Makaylyn | Heaven in mommys eyes |
| MAKDA | Ethiopian version of Hebrew Magda, meaning "high tower" or "woman of Magdala." |
| MAKEDA | Amharic of Ethiopia name meaning "beautiful armrest" |
| Makela | Variant of Michaela. |
| Makelina | A name meaning a joyful little one. |
| MAKEMBA | Central African name referring to a Congolese goddess. |