| Melosa | A Spanish name meaning sweet or honey. |
| Melosia | A name meaning sweet and honeyed one. |
| MELPOMENE | myth name (muse of tragedy) |
| Melrone | Serves Saint Ruadhan |
| Melrose | From the Bare Moor |
| Meltem | A strong, dry wind of the Aegean Sea. |
| Melun | King JOHN' A French lord. |
| Melusina | A figure from European folklore myths. |
| Melusine | A legendary water spirit of myth. |
| Melva | A name meaning a gentle chieftain. |
| Melvern | Derived from a bare hill or peak. |
| Melville | From Malleville |
| Melvin | Chief; A friend who offers counsel; Leader; Mill Worker; Strong friend |
| Melvina | A name meaning a smooth chieftain. |
| Melvon | Meaning uncertain but possibly friend of Michael. |
| Melvyn | A name meaning a council friend. |
| Melwas | A name meaning a prince of summer. |
| Melwin | Sword Friend; Polished Chief; Protector |
| Melwyn | as fair as honey |
| Melwynn | Sword Friend; Polished Chief |
| Melyn | A name meaning a golden yellow hue. |
| Melynda | Blend of Melissa and Linda. |
| Melyon | A name meaning a strong protector. |
| Melzar | Circumcision of a narrow place, or of a bond. |
| Memdi | A name meaning a beloved follower. |
| Memnon | Killed by Achilles in the Trojan War. |
| Memoona | A name meaning lucky or blessed. |
| Mempbis | Ancient city of endurance. |
| Memphis | City of the temple, a place of worship and reverence in ancient Egyptian mythology. |
| Memucan | Impoverished, to prepare, certain, true. |
| Mena | Female parrot; Wife of the Himalayas |
| Menaal | Special flower of heaven |
| Menachem | One who brings comfort. |
| Menachema | A bringer of consolation. |
| Menachemah | She who provides comfort. |
| Menaga | Menaga is a Sanskrit name meaning 'gift of the gods' or 'divine gift'. |
| Menagai | A leader of the people. |
| Menaha | Celestial damsel |
| Menahem | Comforter, who conducts them, preparation of heat. |
| Menaja | Goddesss Parvati |