| Mahamadou | One who is greatly praised. |
| Maslan | Belonging to the people |
| Mawhoub | Gift of the Praised One |
| Meddar | Gift of knowledge |
| Mellal | A name meaning white or fair. |
| Meryam | Arabic name meaning 'bitter' or 'wished-for child' |
| MoinKhan | Gift of God, Gift of the Lord |
| Mondher | Gift of the Lord |
| Monji | Gift of the Lord |
| Mostapha | The chosen or elite person. |
| Mouhamed | Praised, highly respected |
| Moulay | A noble lord or master. |
| Mounib | Born on a Thursday |
| Abou | Father of the people |
| Abrin | A name meaning noble or bright. |
| Nabon | A name of Babylonian origin. |
| Nabyl | A noble and honorable person. |
| Nadhif | A person who is very clean. |
| Nadiha | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Nazari | Gift of the Lord |
| Nejib | A person of noble or good birth. |
| Nourdine | Gift of light or noble |
| Noureddin | Gift of light or noble |
| Okba | The end or the final result. |
| Achraf | Intelligent, wise, a name of Arabic origin |
| Raf | Derived from Arabic, means 'blessing' or 'gift'. |
| Riadh | Gift, present, or blessing |
| Adnane | Arabic origin, means 'just' or 'fair' |
| Rizal | Gift, a name signifying the bestowal of favors |
| Rodin | Gift, a name symbolizing the blessings of Allah |
| Sabre | A name meaning a sharp sword. |
| Safouane | Pure, clean, and free from impurities |
| Safran | Saffron, a spice used for its medicinal and culinary properties |
| Affif | A person of modest behavior. |
| Ahamada | Arabic name meaning 'praiseworthy' or 'worthy of praise' |
| Ahmet | Variant of Ahmed, meaning 'praiseworthy' or 'most praised' |
| Sifan | Derived from Arabic, means 'beauty' or 'loveliness' |
| Siliman | Derived from Arabic, means 'peace' or 'tranquility' |
| Slim | Slender, elegant, or handsome |
| Smail | Beautiful, lovely |