| Muller | A person who grinds grain. |
| Mullu | A name meaning a sharp thorn. |
| Munda | A name meaning head or skull. |
| Murph | Descendant of Murchadh |
| Muse | Greek goddess of inspiration and creativity |
| Muyiwa | Yoruba name, meaning 'my joy' or 'my happiness' |
| Myan | A name meaning beloved or dear. |
| Myc | One who is like God |
| Mychael | One who is like God |
| Myk | One who is like God |
| Myke | One who is like God |
| Mykee | One who is like God |
| Mykel | Who is like the Lord of God. |
| Mykolas | One who is like God |
| Mylan | Grace, Favour, Fame |
| Mauhub | A place of refuge or a safe haven |
| Mazahar | A place of growth or a fertile land |
| Mazruuii | A place of abundance or a fertile land |
| Mijbar | A place of elevation or a high place |
| Mijhan | A place of assembly or a gathering place |
| Minhali | A place of peace or a peaceful place |
| Mohamedhas | Belonging to or related to Muhammad |
| Mughiits | A person who is victorious or triumphant |
| Muhif | A person who is a companion or a friend |
| Muhiz | A person who is a wise or knowledgeable one |
| Muhizzat | A person who is a wise or knowledgeable woman |
| Muksidul | A person who is a benefactor or a helper |
| Muktafi | A person who is a successor or a follower |
| Mulahib | A person who is a rebel or a troublemaker |
| Mulatif | A person who is a successor or a follower |
| Mulayin | A person who is a noble or a dignitary |
| Muraffal | A person who is a mediator or a peacemaker |
| Musan | A person who is a wise or knowledgeable one |
| Musdi | A person who is a wise or knowledgeable one |
| Musedat | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is given a gift' or 'blessed' |
| Mushhid | Arabic origin, means 'one who is aware' or 'perceptive' |
| Musyaari | Arabic name, means 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant' |
| Muzahir Uddin | Arabic name, means 'one who brings glory to the faith' |
| Muzakkii | Arabic origin, means 'one who is blessed with good fortune' |
| Muzhi | Arabic name, means 'one who is blessed' or 'fortunate' |