| Mareppa | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mariswamy | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mashappa | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mathish | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mayurnath | Lord Krishna; Peacock |
| Meghananda | Joy of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Megharaj | The king of clouds or Indra. |
| Mithansu | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mithesh | One with Few Desires |
| Mogh | One who is deeply absorbed in God. |
| Mohankumar | A charming and lovely youth. |
| Mokshananda | Joy of Salvation |
| Monappa | A person who is very peaceful. |
| Moshith | One who is liberated or free. |
| Motheesh | A name meaning lord of the pearls. |
| Mouneshwar | Lord of Silence |
| Mruthyunjaya | Conqueror of Death |
| Mrutunjay | One who has Won over Death |
| Mukthinath | Lord of Salvation or Freedom |
| Munaswamy | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Munikumara | A name meaning a young sage or monk. |
| Munjunath | Pleasant, Lord Shiva |
| Munjunatha | Another Name of Lord Shiva |
| Munuswamy | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Muragesh | Lord Karthikeya |
| Murukesh | Lord of Peacocks; Lord Murugan |
| Muruli | Flute of Lord Krishna |
| Musari | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Muthappa | Higher Grade of Diamond |
| Muthuraj | King of Cuteness |
| Muttanna | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Muttappa | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Mutthesh | A name meaning lord of the pearls. |
| Muttu | A name meaning a precious pearl. |
| Mutturaj | King of Cuteness |
| Mylappa | Lord of the people, a title of respect for a community leader |
| Maciel | A name meaning gift of God. |
| Mages | One who practices magic arts. |
| Magina | A name meaning great spirit. |
| Maglus | Derived from the Latin word for 'great' or 'mighty' |