| Mymona | One who is very fortunate. |
| Myree | A bright, shining star. |
| Myrella | A beautiful, gifted girl. |
| Myrena | A peaceful, quiet spirit. |
| Myrene | A calm, serene presence. |
| Myriah | To Wonder at, To Admire, Myrrh |
| Myrian | A drop of the deep ocean. |
| Myrle | A bird of dark plumage. |
| Myro | Derived from the fragrant myrrh plant. |
| Myrrah | A name meaning bitter or myrrh resin. |
| Myrsini | Greek name meaning myrtle branch. |
| Myrtale | Ancient name meaning myrtle tree. |
| Myrthe | Dutch name meaning myrtle shrub. |
| Myrtie | English name meaning myrtle berry. |
| Myrtille | French name meaning blueberry. |
| Myrto | Greek name meaning myrtle sprig. |
| Myshaa | Grace, Desirable as the Moon |
| Mysira | A name meaning land of the myrtle. |
| Mystica | Washed in an Air of Mystery |
| Mythra | Derived from the word for legend. |
| Mythraye | Daughter of Vedhas |
| Mythreyee | A friend or a wise counselor. |
| Myune | A name meaning soft and gentle. |
| Myya | A name meaning a beloved person. |
| Myyasha | One who lives a happy, full life. |
| Mzia | A name meaning a bright sunrise. |
| Maa | A name meaning mother or earth. |
| Maal | A word meaning wealth or goods. |
| Madam | A title for a noble lady today. |
| Maeia | A name meaning mother or nurse. |
| Maester | A title for a learned scholar. |
| Maestra | A female teacher or conductor. |
| Magellan | One who travels the world. |
| Magik | Relating to supernatural power. |
| Magnish | A name meaning great or noble. |
| Mahabharat | A great epic of the Bharatas. |
| Mahidhara | One who supports the earth. |
| Mahodadhi | A name meaning great ocean. |
| Mahoe | A tree with hibiscus flowers. |
| Maid | A young girl or an unmarried woman. |