Merritt: Such a cute name that has an associated meaning from the word merit-“goodness, high standards”-and is also an English surname meaning “boundary gate.” Merrion: The Welsh name for Mars, the god of war, has a duality of feeling from its battle-ready meaning and the fact that it contains the root “merry” for joy or happiness. Matteo: We love the Italian version of the Hebrew Matthew (also a common M pick for boys!) both mean “gift of God.” Marshall: This French baby boy name means “one who looks after horses,” and its short form, Marsh, is a nature name as well. Mario: The Italian name has vintage gamer appeal and intergalactic relevance-translating to “Mars.” Marlin: A cool nature name after the fish, it’s got beachy vibes and an adjacency to the wizardry pick Merlin, which we also love. Marcel: Also from the French, this handsome baby boy name is a shortened version of Marcellus, meaning “little warrior.”
A great idea if you’re looking for a rare French boys’ name, or an excuse to nickname your little guy Manny. Mansell: It’s a very old French name for boys that you don’t hear often, marking homage to a Norman area called Le Mans. Major: This is one of those names that jumps off the page and makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it sooner! While it is an English word name, the root is actually from the Latin meaning “greater,” and of course alluding to military rank. Mahir: An Arabic baby boy name meaning “skillful” that rolls off the tongue. The name is quite rare and lends to adorable nickname possibilities, including Havi. Madhav: The charming Sanskirt moniker for boys translates to “honey” in its ancient spelling and is also known as a nickname for Krishna, an Indian divinity. Mack: Short for a host of other names, including many Irish surnames often given in the first spot, on its own this one means “son of,” making it a cute nod to Dad or Mom and a friendly, fun first name. If you’re on a mission for the perfect M names for baby girls and boys from cute to dignified, rare to popular, scroll our list of the best baby names that start with M. There are first names starting with M from every corner of the earth, some you know and love, and plenty of new ones to meet. The “ mmm” sound is very familiar to humans globally, featuring in what is one of the first words many babies say-a version of “mama.” We love that M names can be short, sweet, bold, unique, familiar, and so many other things. Of the 26 letters, M is one of the most common first initials for both baby girls and boys.
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