| Muireall | Bright sea or shining sea. |
| Muireann | Sea fair or sea white one. |
| Muirenn | An old Irish name meaning fair like the sea. |
| Muirfinn | DweIls near the beautiful sea |
| Muirgheal | Bright sea or seabright. |
| Muirne | High spirits or affection. |
| Muiz | One who gives protection, The giver of might and glory |
| Muizz | The giver of honor or power. |
| Muizza | Elevated, Exalted, The empowered, The honored, The strengthener |
| Mujaahid | Fighter (in the way of Allah); Variant of Mujahid: Crusader. Warrior. Fighter in the way of Allah (God). |
| Mujaahida | Variant of Mujahida: Crusader. Warrior. |
| Mujab | One whose prayers were answered |
| Mujaddid | One who renews or renovates |
| Mujafar | Mujafar means 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant' in Arabic, derived from the word 'mujab' meaning 'to conquer'. |
| Mujahid | Crusader. Warrior. Fighter in the way of Allah (God). |
| Mujahida | Crusader. Warrior. |
| Mujazziz | Name of a companion |
| Mujeeb | One who answers or responds. |
| Mujeeba | Variant of Mujiba: Respondent. Answering. |
| Mujiba | Respondent. Answering. |
| Mujibur | Servant of the responder. |
| Mujtaba | The chosen or the selected. |
| Mukai | Heroine of famous folk legend |
| Mukami | a person who milks cows |
| Mukammal | The complete or perfected. |
| MUKAMUTARA | daughter of Mutara |
| Mukanda | Strong Cord; From Kikuyu |
| Mukandi | Devotee / Follower of Lord Krishna |
| Mukandray | A name meaning lord of liberation. |
| MUKANTAGARA | born during war |
| Mukarram | One who is honored and respected. |
| Mukarrama | Honored, Revered |
| MUKARRAMMA | A woman who is highly honored. |
| Mukasa | gods chief administrator |
| Mukat | Refers to a crown or a diadem. |
| Mukesh | Cupid; Lord Shiva; lord of joy; Lord of the dumb; Lord of the dumb, a cloth, made of golden and silver threads, Kamdev |
| Mukh | Represents the face or the mouth. |
| Mukham | A term meaning face or presence. |
| Mukhendu | Has a Face as Lovely as the Moon |
| Mukhesh | Mukhesh means 'belonging to the face' or 'one who has a beautiful face' in Sanskrit. |