| Madiyan | Name of place in saudi arabia |
| Madlen | Woman of Magdala |
| Madlyn | Place Name; Magdala was a Town on the Sea of Galilee; The Home of Saint Mary Magdalen |
| Madmannah | Measure of a gift, preparation of a garment. |
| Madnashini | She who Destroys Pride |
| Madntyre | Son of the carpenter |
| Madoc | Derived from Welsh for fortunate. |
| Madog | A Welsh name meaning fortunate. |
| Madoka | Japanese name meaning circle. |
| Madolen | A variant meaning high tower. |
| Madon | A chiding; a garment; his measure |
| Madona | Sweet / Pleasant Meadow |
| Madonna | Italian for my dear lady. |
| Mador | Accuser of Guinevere |
| MADORA | A name meaning motherly love. |
| Madra | An Irish name meaning mother. |
| Madre | The Spanish word for mother. |
| Madri | Sanskrit name meaning honey. |
| Madrona | Named for the strawberry tree. |
| Madrun | A name of Welsh origin meaning oak tree. |
| Mads | A Danish name meaning gift from God. |
| MADU | An Igbo name meaning let there be life. |
| Maduley | A name meaning a sweet or honeyed person. |
| Madulika | A name meaning a sweet or honeyed girl. |
| Madur | A name meaning sweet, pleasant, or honey. |
| Madura | A name meaning sweet, lovely, or charming. |
| Madurai | Krishna; One who Killed Demon Madhu |
| Madurank | A name meaning a sweet or melodic sound. |
| Madushen | A name meaning a sweet and kind person. |
| Madvi | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Mady | A name meaning a maiden or young woman. |
| Madyson | Son of Maud; Matthew's Son |
| Mae | May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. |
| MaeAdam | Earthy and grounded person |
| Maeanna | Graceful and kind individual |
| Maecenas | Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Caesar. |
| Maed | From the meadow |
| Maegan | Derived from the Gaelic name 'Maevegan,' meaning 'pearl' or 'young warrior' with a strong feminine connotation. |
| Maeghan | A strong and noble pearl |
| Maegth | One who brings great power |