Spanish Girl Names Starting With M
158 names with meanings and origins.
Looking for a Spanish girl's name that starts with M? Here are 158 options, including unisex names, each with its meaning. Spanish names are popular across Spain and Latin America, and many have religious or Latin origins.
Top picks
- Marisol — “Sea and sun”
- Maera — “Maera is a name with a celestial connection, signifying a daughter of the mighty Atlas.”
- Mark — “Warlike; derived from latin marcus: mars (roman god of war). st. mark was the author of the second gospel. famous bearer: mark twain (1835-1910). mark twains real name was samuel clemens”
- Mariah — “Bitter, god is my teacher; variant of latin mary: bitter”
- Marianda — “A Spanish feminine name derived from Mary, carrying the traditional meaning of bitter.”
- Mariann — “A Spanish variant of the name Mary, which is traditionally interpreted as meaning bitter.”
- Magna — “Grea.”
- Mannie — “God is with us.”
- Marinel — “Of the sea.”
- Marpe — “An amazon.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter, woman from magdala variant of madeleine”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Madeline, meaning a woman from Magdala.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish variation of the name Magdalene, meaning woman from Magdala.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish form of the name Magdalene, meaning a woman from the town of Magdala.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name referring to a woman from Magdala, also carrying the meaning of one who is praiseworthy.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Hebrew roots meaning woman from Magdala.”
Girl · Spanish · “Maera is a name with a celestial connection, signifying a daughter of the mighty Atlas.”
Girl · Spanish · “Woman from magdala; woman of magdala. from the tower. famous bearer: st. mary magdalene, the repentant prostitute in the new testament; bitter. woman from magdala. the biblical mary magdalene came from magdala area near the sea of galilee”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name of Basque origin that means love or one who is easy to love. It is a term of endearment and affection.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name is a diminutive form derived from Maria. It carries the traditional associations of the classic name within a unique variation.”
Girl · Spanish · “Worthy of love; abbreviation of amanda, meaning worthy of being loved”
Unisex · Spanish · “Warlike; form of the latin marcellus meaning hammer”
Unisex · Spanish · “A name with Spanish and Welsh ties, meaning to walk forth. It is also linked to the legendary figure March ap Meirchywn.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning of the sea. It is a creative blend derived from the traditional names Marie and Mary.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter, god is my teacher; variant of latin mary: bitter”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish female name created as a combination of Mary and Ann. It blends meanings of 'bitter' or 'beloved' with 'grace'.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name derived from Mary, carrying the traditional meaning of bitter.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of the name Mary, which is traditionally interpreted as meaning bitter.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name created as a blend of Mari and Belle, meaning beautiful Marie.”
Girl · Spanish · “Beautiful marie blend of mari and belle; variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · Spanish · “Variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · Spanish · “Variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · Spanish · “Variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name means of the sea. It is a variant derived from the root names Marie and Mary.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish compound name meaning Mary of the cross, combining the traditional name Mary with the religious symbol of the crucifix.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name acts as a diminutive form of Maria, which is a classic and widely recognized name.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning of the sea. It is a compound name combining elements of Mary and Isabel.”
Girl · Spanish · “From the sea; variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · Spanish · “Sea and sun”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea; variant of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning of the sea. It is a modern derivative of the classic names Marie and Mary.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Warlike; derived from latin marcus: mars (roman god of war). st. mark was the author of the second gospel. famous bearer: mark twain (1835-1910). mark twains real name was samuel clemens”
Girl · Spanish · “Maid of the sea; wealthy in every aspect”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter; variant of marquise. royalty. french royalty title”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name variation related to Maris or Marisa. It is often associated with the sea or a combination of Maria and Louisa.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish-influenced feminine name that means wonderful and extraordinary, celebrating a child's unique nature.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish-inspired name signifies something wonderful and extraordinary, perfect for a child who is highly admired.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name means of the sea. It is a phonetic variant of names derived from Marie and Mary.”
Girl · Spanish · “Derived from Spanish and Latin roots, this name means of the human world. It refers to physical substance or the essence of life.”
Girl · Spanish · “In Roman mythology, this name belongs to the goddess of the morning and the dawn, symbolizing new beginnings.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine form of Max, this name means the greatest or most excellent.”
Girl · Spanish · “A name of Spanish and English influence, often associated with Maia, the goddess representing the month of May.”
Girl · Spanish · “Medesicaste is a name steeped in ancient mythology, for a daughter of the venerable Priam.”
Girl · Spanish · “In Roman mythology and Spanish usage, Meditrina is the goddess of healing. The name is associated with the power of medicine and health.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish variation representing strength and determination, often associated with industriousness.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish female name used as a devotional title for the Virgin Mary, often linked to mountainous regions.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive of Esmeralda, which means emerald. The name refers to the precious green gemstone.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name is the feminine form of Emeliano. It is often associated with themes of industriousness or rivalry.”
Girl · Spanish · “While used in Spanish contexts, this is the name of the Roman goddess of wisdom, medicine, and the arts.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning of uncommon beauty. The name is derived from the Latin word for wonderful or miraculous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of Spanish origin, this name signifies a person who is worthy of admiration or wonderful to behold.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning to behold or admirable, suggesting a person who is worthy of being looked upon with wonder.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name characterizes a person who is naturally shy, modest, or humble in demeanor.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish and Latin derivative meaning modest, humble, or someone without conceit.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of Spanish origin, this feminine name signifies a person who is without conceit and remains modest.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish female name serves as a religious reference to the Virgin Mary.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish female name derived from Montana, referring to someone from the mountain regions.”
Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name for girls is a variation of Montana, signifying a connection to the mountains.”
Girl · Spanish · “Sweet berry.”
Girl · Spanish · “Little Mary”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine form of Maurice, this name refers to a person who is dark or dark-skinned.”
Girl · Spanish · “Derived from the name Maurice, this Spanish feminine name signifies someone who is dark-skinned or swarthy.”
Girl · Spanish · “Marvelous; ancient version of mary. in the bible miriam sister of moses saved his life when she hid infant moses in a basket among the rushes at the rivers edge for pharaohs daughter to find”
Girl · Spanish · “Mother.”
Girl · Spanish · “Mighty in battle.”
Girl · Spanish · “Grea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Rich.”
Girl · Spanish · “Lady.”
Girl · Spanish · “Majestic.”
Girl · Spanish · “A lemnian woman.”
Girl · Spanish · “Sweet friend.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of thesea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Mother of souls.”
Unisex · Spanish · “God is with us.”
Girl · Spanish · “With us is god.”
Girl · Spanish · “Prophetess.”
Unisex · Spanish · “The sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Martial.”
Girl · Spanish · “Martial.”
Girl · Spanish · “Brave.”
Girl · Spanish · “Martial.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Admirable.”
Girl · Spanish · “Mother of peace.”
Unisex · Spanish · “A pearl.”
Girl · Spanish · “A pearl.”
Girl · Spanish · “A nymph.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Butterfly.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter.”
Girl · Spanish · “An amazon.”
Girl · Spanish · “An amazon.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Warring.”
Girl · Spanish · “Marvelous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Martial.”
Girl · Spanish · “From matilda.”
Girl · Spanish · “Dark.”
Girl · Spanish · “Dark.”
Girl · Spanish · “Miracle worker.”
Girl · Spanish · “The best.”
Girl · Spanish · “Love.”
Girl · Spanish · “Dark.”
Girl · Spanish · “Dark skinned.”
Girl · Spanish · “A nymph.”
Girl · Spanish · “Better.”
Girl · Spanish · “Sweet.”
Girl · Spanish · “Honey.”
Girl · Spanish · “Sweetlike.”
Girl · Spanish · “Sweet.”
Girl · Spanish · “Merciful.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Of the sea.”
Girl · Spanish · “Blackbird.”
Girl · Spanish · “Blackbird.”
Girl · Spanish · “Marvelous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Blackbird.”
Girl · Spanish · “Middle child.”
Girl · Spanish · “Middle child.”
Girl · Spanish · “Gift of life.”
Girl · Spanish · “Miracle.”
Girl · Spanish · “Miracle.”
Girl · Spanish · “Miracle.”
Girl · Spanish · “Industrious.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Youth.”
Girl · Spanish · “Admirable.”
Girl · Spanish · “Miracle.”
Girl · Spanish · “Marvelous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Marvelous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Modest.”
Girl · Spanish · “Fate.”
Girl · Spanish · “Siren.”
Girl · Spanish · “Noble.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Mountainous.”
Girl · Spanish · “Jagged mountain.”
Girl · Spanish · “Dark one.”
Girl · Spanish · “Wonderful.”
Girl · Spanish · “An amazon.”
Girl · Spanish · “Blackbird.”
Girl · Spanish · “A nymph.”
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