| Malikh | Malikh means 'angel' or 'messenger' in Arabic, derived from the word 'malak', meaning angel. |
| Manaprasad | One who is blessed by the mind. |
| Manatosh | One who brings joy to the heart. |
| Manayu | One who is full of desire or longing. |
| Mandava | Mandava means 'gift of the gods' or 'divine gift' in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language. |
| Mandayam | Mandayam means 'auspicious' or 'lucky' in Sanskrit, a name often given to children born on auspicious days. |
| Manicha | A person who is precious like a gem. |
| Manichara | One who is adorned with fine jewels. |
| Manikaditya | The sun that shines like a jewel. |
| Maniman | Maniman means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, often used as a given name for girls. |
| Masili | Masili is a Swahili name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often given to girls. |
| Matharasi | Matharasi means 'one who is intoxicated with the nectar of the Lord' in Sanskrit. |
| Mrignaini | One with eyes like a deer. |
| Mudhurie | One who is sweet or pleasant. |
| Muguda | Spellbound; innocent |
| Mukesha | Ruler of Muka in Sanskrit |
| Mukundrai | Mukundrai is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beloved of Lord Krishna' or 'one who is loved by Mukunda'. |
| Musk | Perfume substance from the Himalayan musk deer |
| Musui | One who is a source of water. |
| Muthumaran | Muthumaran means 'one who is dear to the heart' or 'beloved' in Tamil. |
| Mynadevi | My name is derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'belonging to the divine' or 'divine gift'. |
| Naag Raaj | King of serpents |
| Nabhketan | A name meaning the sky or heaven. |
| Nachimi | Nachimi means 'my brother' or 'my friend' in Hebrew, a term of endearment and respect. |
| Nadiahope | Nadia means 'hope' in Arabic, a name symbolizing optimism and a positive outlook on life. |
| Nagaiyan | Nagaiyan is a Filipino name meaning 'long-lived' or 'lived a long life', derived from the Tagalog words 'naga' and 'iyan'. |
| Nagamagal | Nagamagal means 'beautiful eyes' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka. |
| Naganandi | Naganandi means 'one who has conquered the serpent' or 'conqueror of the snake' in Sanskrit. |
| Nagaveena | One who plays a divine lute. |
| Nageshvar | Lord of the universe, supreme ruler, or the one who has control over the universe. |
| Nagikiran | Nagikiran means 'king of serpents' or 'lord of snakes' in Sanskrit, a title of reverence and power. |
| Nahvee | A Khmer Princess |
| Naipunya | One who possesses great skill |
| Nairmalya | The state of being very pure |
| Nakshatramala | A garland of bright stars. |
| Nalada | One who gives or bestows gifts. |
| Naladi | A path leading to a lotus flower. |
| Namaskara | A respectful gesture of greeting. |
| Nammurthi | Nammurthi means 'second son' in Tamil, a South Indian language. |
| Nandadevi | A goddess of joy and happiness. |