| Mabiya | A seeker of inner wisdom. |
| Mabota | One who offers deep comfort. |
| Mabruka | Blessed and fortunate one. |
| Mabrukah | A woman who is truly blessed. |
| Mabrura | One who is pious and righteous. |
| Mabubee | One who is Dearly Loved |
| Mabyle | A variant of the name Mabel. |
| Macaela | One who is like God |
| Macarny | Derived from a Scottish surname. |
| Macella | A devoted follower of the Lord. |
| Macgyver | Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'mac,' meaning 'son of' and 'Gyver,' meaning 'archer.' |
| Machaela | a form of Michaela |
| Machele | One who is Like God |
| Machelle | One who Resembles God |
| Machines | Mechanical tools or devices. |
| Machteld | Mighty in Battle |
| Maciela | A gift from the heavens above. |
| Mackenze | Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'mac,' meaning 'son of' and 'Cen,' meaning 'fire' or 'passionate.' |
| Mackinney | God has heard me |
| Macklen | Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'mac,' meaning 'son of' and 'Clen,' meaning 'son of the cleric.' |
| Mackson | A short form of Maximulian |
| Maclain | Scottish form of Malcolm, meaning 'devoted to St. Columb' |
| Maclay | Son of the servant of God. |
| Maclin | Scottish form of Malcolm, meaning 'devoted to St. Columb' |
| Maclovio | Spanish form of Maclovio, meaning 'blessed by God' |
| Macoy | Derived from Macoy, meaning 'son of the red-haired one' |
| Macra | A name of ancient Gaelic origin. |
| Macrina | Derived from the Latin word for thin. |
| Mactilda | A variant meaning mighty in battle. |
| Mactildis | Old German name meaning battle maid. |
| Madailin | Woman from Magdala |
| Madame | A French title meaning my lady. |
| Madara | A name meaning circular or round. |
| Maddux | English surname derived from Maddox, meaning 'son of the son of Madoc' |
| Maddysen | Daughter of a mighty warrior |
| Madeefa | An Arabic name meaning hospitable. |
| Madeelyn | Woman from Magdala, High Tower |
| Madeenah | A City in Arabia |
| Madeha | Worth of Praise |
| Madeleleine | A name meaning woman of Magdala. |