Baltic Girl Names Starting With M
76 names with meanings and origins.
Looking for a Baltic girl's name that starts with M? Here are 76 options, including unisex names, each with its meaning. Baltic names come from Lithuanian and Latvian, two of the oldest living Indo-European languages, and from Estonia. Many are tied to nature, light and old folk songs.
Top picks
- Maive — “May; related to the month of May”
- Marili — “Sea; beloved”
- Maare — “Bitter or beloved”
- Maarija — “Bitter or beloved”
- Maarika — “Bitter or beloved”
- Maarike — “Bitter or beloved”
- Maarja — “Bitter or beloved”
- Made — “Bitter or beloved”
- Madis — “A girl from the Baltic region”
- Madli — “High tower; woman from Magdala”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Unisex · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “A girl from the Baltic region”
Girl · Baltic · “High tower; woman from Magdala”
Girl · Baltic · “Means "the stone"; a name of Baltic origin common in Latvia.”
Girl · Baltic · “Related to May; born in May”
Girl · Baltic · “Mary or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Graceful or strong”
Girl · Baltic · “Strong and steady”
Girl · Baltic · “Graceful or pearl”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or sea of bitterness”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name that is a diminutive form of Maria or Mary, meaning beloved.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic name often used as a variation of Maie, meaning beloved.”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name often associated with Maimu, meaning a small or beloved child.”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name derived from the word for a small or precious child.”
Girl · Baltic · “A variation of the Estonian name Maimu, referring to a beloved child.”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name meaning a small, beloved or precious child.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic variant of Marie, meaning beloved or star of the sea.”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian variant of Margaret, meaning pearl.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Latvian name derived from Margaret, meaning pearl.”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name derived from Maria, meaning star of the sea.”
Girl · Baltic · “May; related to the month of May”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name combining Mai with the suffix vi, meaning beloved.”
Girl · Baltic · “A strong or sturdy woman”
Girl · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Magdalena, this Baltic name means woman of Magdala.”
Girl · Baltic · “A mallow flower”
Girl · Baltic · “Sea or bitter”
Girl · Baltic · “Pearl”
Girl · Baltic · “Means "star of the sea"; a Baltic diminutive form of the name Maria.”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Sea; beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian name likely related to the word for meadow. It is a rare and gentle Baltic feminine name.”
Girl · Baltic · “A feminine version of Meelik, meaning honey. It is a popular and sweet Baltic given name.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Latvian name derived from the name Margaret, meaning pearl. It is a common feminine choice in the Baltic region.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic name derived from the word for honey. It is a sweet and traditional feminine given name.”
Girl · Baltic · “Honey or sweet”
Girl · Baltic · “Directly translates to the word for love.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic name derived from words associated with honey or sweetness. It is a feminine given name.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic name likely derived from the Germanic elements for power and strength.”
Girl · Baltic · “The one who works”
Girl · Baltic · “Derived from Estonian elements meaning "sea" and "sailor." It is a distinct Baltic nature name.”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic name meaning "sea" combined with the suffix len, often suggesting a child of the sea.”
Girl · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Mary or Margaret. It is a common Baltic name meaning "beloved pearl."”
Girl · Baltic · “A variation of Merili, emphasizing the pearl or sea-based meaning found in Baltic naming.”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or sea of bitterness”
Girl · Baltic · “Blackbird”
Girl · Baltic · “A Baltic variation of Merili, representing a pearl or sea-inspired namesake.”
Girl · Baltic · “Guardian of peace”
Girl · Baltic · “Derived from the word for mist or fog.”
Girl · Baltic · “Love or dear”
Girl · Baltic · “Means "gracious or dear"; a variant form of the Baltic name Milda.”
Girl · Baltic · “Means "a gracious gift"; a Baltic name derived from the root Mil.”
Girl · Baltic · “Purple or violet”
Girl · Baltic · “A name of Baltic origin meaning "moon"; associated with lunar imagery.”
Girl · Baltic · “Goddess of death”
Girl · Baltic · “Means protector or guardian; a Baltic name derived from Old Prussian and Lithuanian roots.”
Girl · Baltic · “Little berry”
Girl · Baltic · “Rose”
Girl · Baltic · “Pearl”
Girl · Baltic · “Soft or gentle”
Girl · Baltic · “Sea-born”
Girl · Baltic · “Beloved”
Girl · Baltic · “Mild, gracious”
Girl · Baltic · “Peace”
Girl · Baltic · “Peace”
Girl · Baltic · “Myrtle”
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