Marleigh
Meaning: A variation of Marlee, meaning star of the sea Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Lee Language origin of Marleigh: Germanic Regional origin of Marleigh: Northern Europe Languages Marleigh is most common: English Religions Marleigh is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: H, lee Alternative Spelling: Marlee, Marley, Marlay
Mallory
Meaning: Unfortunate, or unlucky Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mal-Oh-Ree Language origin of Mallory: Germanic Regional origin of Mallory: Northern Europe Languages Mallory is most common: English, French Religions Mallory is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mal Last letter and sound: Y, oh Alternative Spelling: Malorie, Malory, Mallorie
Marley
Meaning: Pleasant wood, or a form of Marlowe Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Lee Language origin of Marley: Germanic Regional origin of Marley: Northern Europe Languages Marley is most common: English Religions Marley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Marlee, Marli, Marleigh
Mara
Meaning: Bitter, or sorrowful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mah-Rah Language origin of Mara: Germanic Regional origin of Mara: Northern Europe Languages Mara is most common: English Religions Mara is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mah Last letter and sound: A, rah Alternative Spelling: Marrah, Mahrah, Marra
Marlowe
Meaning: From the hill by the lake Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Loh Language origin of Marlowe: Germanic Regional origin of Marlowe: Northern Europe Languages Marlowe is most common: English Religions Marlowe is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: E, loh Alternative Spelling: Marlo, Marlough, Marloe
Marceline
Meaning: Little warrior Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Seh-Leen Language origin of Marceline: Germanic Regional origin of Marceline: Northern Europe Languages Marceline is most common: English Religions Marceline is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: E, seh Alternative Spelling: Marcelline, Marseline, Marceleene
Martha
Meaning: Lady, or mistress Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Thuh Language origin of Martha: Germanic Regional origin of Martha: Northern Europe Languages Martha is most common: English Religions Martha is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: A, thuh Alternative Spelling: Marhta, Martah, Marthah
Maren
Meaning: Of the sea, or sea maiden Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mair-En Language origin of Maren: Germanic Regional origin of Maren: Northern Europe Languages Maren is most common: English Religions Maren is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mair Last letter and sound: N, en Alternative Spelling: Marin, Marren, Mairyn
Mary
Meaning: Bitter, or beloved Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mair-Ee Language origin of Mary: Germanic Regional origin of Mary: Northern Europe Languages Mary is most common: English Religions Mary is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mair Last letter and sound: Y, ee Alternative Spelling: Mari, Marri, Marye
Magnolia
Meaning: A type of flowering tree Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mag-Noh-Lee-Uh Language origin of Magnolia: Germanic Regional origin of Magnolia: Northern Europe Languages Magnolia is most common: English Religions Magnolia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mag Last letter and sound: A, uh Alternative Spelling: Magnolea, Magnoliea, Magnoliya