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- Mayo♂As a Spanish word: May, the fifth month
- Mediatrix·As a Latin word: female mediator
- Mel Lawrence♂Mel: Short form of documented Mel- names; Lawrence: Laurentius family: from Laurentum
- Melinda♀Created from Mel names with an inda ending
- Melito·Latin honey-name explanation in the consulted name dictionary
- Melquiades·Historic form in the Melchiades–Miltiades papal-name tradition
- Merla·Merle variant with a documented blackbird history
- Meynardo·Meinhard name family: power and strength
- Michael Benedick♂Michael: Who is like God?; Benedick: Benedict variant: blessed
- Michael Victor♂Michael: Who is like God?; Victor: Victor or conqueror
- Miguel Angelo♂Miguel: Michael family: who is like God?; Angelo: Angelus family: messenger
- Miguel Domingo♂Miguel: Michael family: who is like God?; Domingo: Dominicus family: of the Lord
- Mila Perpetua♀Mila: Documented Slavic milŭ short-name history; Perpetua: Continuous or perpetual
- Milagros Victoria♀Milagros: Miracles; Victoria: Victory
- Mina Joy♀Mina: Short form of names ending in -mina or related endings; Joy: Joy
- Mitzi Antonette·Mitzi: German familiar form of Maria; Antonette: Antonia and Antoinette name family
- Montano·Latin mountain-related personal-name formation
- Musa Alim·Musa: Arabic form of Moses; Alim: Learned, expert or scholar
- Nacencia·Spanish word: birth, origin or lineage
- Natalie♀Christmas or the birthday of Christ
- Nathalie♀Related to birth or a birthday; traditionally associated with Christmas
- Nazar·Different name histories: from Nazareth, or a vow
- Nazareno·As a Portuguese word: of Nazareth or the Nazarene
- Neofito·New convert; Greek word history: newly planted
- Nestorio·Historical Nestor-family form, through Latin Nestorius
- Nicetas·Victorious; a documented Niketas-family form
- Nicomedes♂Greek victory and counsel formation
- Nicon·Latin Nicon, from Greek Nikon and the verb win or conquer
- Ninfa♀Spanish word: a nymph in classical mythology
- Nolina·Botanical name honouring the botanist P.-C. Nolin
- Nonato·Not born, in the Latin expression non natus
- Nonito·Historically attested in the Nonitus–Nonnitus name family
- Nova♀New
- Nuevas·As a Spanish word: news; also feminine plural new
- Numeriano·Italian form of the Latin personal name Numerianus
- Omar Solitario·Omar name traditions; Solitario as Spanish word: solitary
- Onesimo·Greek beneficial or useful through Latin Onesimus
- Onofre Emerito·Onofre name family; Emerito as Italian word: emeritus
- Orencio·Latin eastern or from the east
- Pablita·Spanish familiar feminine form in the Paul name family
- Pacifico♂Peaceable; peace-making
- Panchita·Documented familiar form of Francisca
- Panchito·Documented familiar form of Francisco
- Pando·As a Spanish word: curved; also shallow or slow in context
- Pared·As a Spanish word: wall or partition
- Pascasio·Latin Paschasius: Easter name tradition
- Pastor♂Shepherd
- Pastora·Latin shepherd-name family; Marian Pastora tradition
- Paterno·Paternal or belonging to the father
- Patria·As a Spanish word: homeland
- Peachy Jill·Peachy as English word: peach-like or very nice; Jill: Gillian short form
- Pelagia♀Of the sea
- Pelagio♂Greek sea-name through Latin Pelagius
- Peregrino·Traveller or pilgrim name and word
- Perpetuo·As a Spanish word: lasting forever
- Perseveranda·Feminine Perseverando formation; steadfastness
- Petronilo·Petronius-family name formation
- Pia♀Pious or dutiful
- Pio♂Pious; dutiful
- Placida♀Feminine Placidus form: calm or quiet
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