| Mourvi | A string made of soft grass. |
| Mourya | The Emperor; Name of a King in India |
| Mousam | The changing of the seasons. |
| Mousami | Seasonal; Similar to Mausami |
| Moushimi | A sweet and fragrant flower. |
| Moushmee | A beautiful, delicate blossom. |
| Moushmi | Derived from a sweet perfume. |
| Moushree | A name meaning lovely beauty. |
| Moushumee | Derived from the Word Mausam or Mausami; Season |
| Mousikan | One who loves sweet music. |
| Mousumi | Weather; Seasons |
| Mouthika | A precious and rare pearl. |
| Mouthvik | Heart with Mercy |
| Moutisha | Like a Lotus; Like a Pearl |
| Moutushi | A Flower; Lotus; Crop; A Blue Coloured Bird |
| Movesh | A person who is very active. |
| Movika | Silent; Smile; Silence |
| Movind | One who brings great joy. |
| Movisha | A girl who is full of life. |
| Mowbray | King Henry IV, Part 2' Lord Mowbray, retainer of Northumberland and opposite against King Henry IV. 'King Richard The Second' Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk. |
| Mowgli | Cartoon Character |
| Mowleeshwaran | Lord Krishna / Shiva |
| Mowmita | A sweet and lovely person. |
| Mownika | One who is intelligent and wise. |
| Mox | Salvation (Moksha); Release |
| Moxa | To Relieve; Free from Births |
| Moxragh | A name of ancient Persian origin. |
| Moya | Great, noble, or motherly figure. |
| Moyash | My Glory; My Fame |
| Moyna | A small, beautiful singing bird. |
| MOYO | Zezuru of Zimbabwe name meaning "heart." |
| Moyola | River in Netherlands |
| MOYOLEHUANI | unisexual name meaning "enamored one." |
| Moyra | Variant of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. |
| Moyurakshi | One with eyes like a peacock. |
| Moyurgandha | Smell of Peacock |
| Mozah | A name meaning precious or gifted. |
| MOZES | Hungarian form of Moses (from the water) |
| Mozhdah | A bearer of very joyful news. |
| Mozhgan | Refers to long, beautiful lashes. |