| Mausooma | One who is marked or designated. |
| Mausum | A name meaning weather or climate. |
| Mausumi | Beauty, monsoon wind |
| Mautushi | A name meaning seasonal beauty. |
| Mauty | A variant of Matilda meaning battlemighty. |
| Mauve | Named after the pale purple mallow flower. |
| Mava | A name meaning a bird or a songbird. |
| Mavali | A name meaning a brave or bold warrior. |
| Mave | An Irish name meaning she who intoxicates. |
| Mavee | Mavee is a variant of Maeve, meaning 'she who intoxicates' or 'intoxicating' in Irish mythology. |
| Mavelle | A name meaning a bitter or seaborn star. |
| Maven | One who is Knowledgeable |
| Maverick | When a nineteenth-century American named Maverick refused to brand his calves as other ranchers did: his name came to signify an independent man who avoids conformity. |
| Mavi | A Turkish name meaning blue or seacolored. |
| Mavie | A name derived from the songbird thrush. |
| Mavin | Expert in Passing Knowledge |
| Mavis | A name meaning a songbird of the thrush. |
| Mavise | A variant name meaning a singing thrush. |
| Mavisha | Blessing of life |
| Mavji | A name meaning life or living. |
| Mavleen | One absorbed in Gods love. |
| Mavra | A name meaning a dark beauty. |
| Mavrick | When a nineteenth-century American named Maverick refused to brand his calves as other ranchers did: his name came to signify an independent man who avoids conformity. |
| Mavya | Someone who have Special Character |
| Mawadda | Friendship, Intimacy |
| Mawaddah | Affection, Love, Friendliness |
| Mawahib | Pl of mauhiba, Gift, Talent |
| Mawar | Meaning a fragrant rose flower. |
| Mawara | One who is beyond or superior. |
| Mawdood | Beloved, Attached |
| Mawdud | A name meaning the beloved one. |
| Mawdud, Mawdood | Loving, Attached |
| Mawhiba | Meaning a gift or a talent. |
| Mawhoob | Gifted, Talented, Endowed |
| Mawhooba | Gifted, Talented, Favored |
| Mawiya | Old Arabic name |
| Mawiyah | Old Arabic name. The essence of life. |
| Mawla | Helper, Protector |
| Mawlik | A name meaning the precious. |
| Mawrth | Welsh form of Mars, god of war. |