| Amog | Precious, A Name of Lord Ganesha |
| Lekhith | One who is written or recorded. |
| Lekhnath | The lord of writing or letters. |
| Logaiah | Derived from Telugu, means 'one who is wise' |
| Lohansh | A part of iron or strong metal. |
| Lokant | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is associated with the universe' |
| Lokeesh | King of the World |
| Luntha | One who is agile and energetic. |
| Maanit | Honoured; Respected |
| Mahrsh | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in the arts' |
| Mahule | One who is soft and gentle. |
| Majesh | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is great' |
| Manjay | A person who wins hearts. |
| Mantas | Lord of Specific Wood; Precious |
| Manv | A man of great intelligence. |
| Maynak | A Himalayan Peak |
| Mehroo | Derived from Persian, means 'one who is precious' |
| Andraj | A strong and noble warrior. |
| Angesh | Derived from Ang |
| Anith | One who is always joyful. |
| Mitanu | A very close and dear friend. |
| Mitran | A loyal and trusted friend. |
| Mittur | One who brings much peace. |
| Moony | Reflects Love, Silent |
| Moun | A person of quiet character. |
| Mruday | Soft; Affectionate |
| Mukesa | Lord of Liberation; Lord Shiva |
| Mukhar | Leader, Principal, Verbose |
| Naganan | One who is like a serpent. |
| Nagannan | A devotee of the serpent god. |
| Nagappan | One protected by the serpent. |
| Nagasami | Lord of the serpent deities. |
| Nagasenan | Leader of the serpent army. |
| Nageswaran | Lord of the serpent kings. |
| Nailadi | One who follows the path. |
| Naimittik | Fortune-teller, Occasional |
| Nainappan | Derived from Tamil, means 'one who is associated with the eyes' |
| Naitya | A person who is eternal. |
| Nakarasan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in the arts' |
| Nakkina | One who is very precious. |